Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-09

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Dr r /. Lanphear returned Mon /
5ay morning from fhIiadeIIi'I"' J
y~hare he has been for treatment
nr f NJ. CIeas5y had TIE mlsfor- |
tn7e TO break his right arm SATURDAY
chile cranking his automcclIe-
Mrs. Row Skinner and daughters
Doris and KATHERINE, OF o. '0i'''9
bury have been visiting IN IO"H
Mrs. B. E. Converse was called 70
Coaticook. P. O., Monday 10 a''e Mn
the funeral of her grandfather MI
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sinner billiard has returned from
the training camps IN New JERSEY
where he has been stationed 1or sew
/ eral months.
Rufus Trip has returned from
/ c,r;nofald where he has been work
80 70 for some time, and is stopping at
/ E. D. StaffOrd's.
ne E:ag.n home has been sod,
possession given at once. Inc saie
Vas made BY E. E. Mathews, serving
as agent for Mrs. WlggIn.
urs Carroll Brooks entertained
- roo+ber Mrs. John Wells OF Gov
- and aunt, Miss Eva Baxter OF
Rarfon. the first of the week.
About rs attended the supper CIV
on nv the Eastern Star Thursday eve
ning A regular meeting followed
and one candidate was initiated.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Morrison have
gone to Plymouth, n. ID, TO remain man
with Mr. Morrison's brother; uN'li
they have both improved IN health
Mrs. W. T. Wiggin has returned
from Noes River, Canada, Where she
spent the winter with relatives. She
, Is at present with her daughter, MRS
Leo Wilson.
! The w. c. T. U. will meet Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hen
nessev. This will be the annual meet
4 mo With reports, elections and plans
for raising the jubilee budget.
2 F. f. Mathews is entertaining M:
:. nephew. Willis Mathews of Powell
: Wyoming.He is the son of VIM
= Mathews. who formerly lived here
and for the past two years he hat
been stationed at Camp Merritt, n
t J.
l wish through the columns of tn
Monitor to thank my many friends
IS who remembered me with flowers, let
Il ters and messages during my stay Il
Brightlook hospital. They were great
IS ly appreciated.
Wilberton H. Montague died MAJ
Is %, after a long illness. He was Dor
Ii in Boston, June Z. 1898, and leaves
mother and three brothers to mOur
his loss. Rev. Mr.. Smithers official
= ed at the funeral and burial was i
:" Irasburg.
DR.. Trenholm, Mr.. and Mrs c. I
IN French, Ruth Richmond, Mr. and Mr..
ne A o. Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Stannard, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Aide
On and Priscilla Alden attended Ladie;
DIS Night of Malta COmmandery, K. I
at Newport Thursday evening.
It Mrs. H. S. Webster received le
u ter from her son, DR.. Karl S. Wei
ster, Monday morning, stating tn;
- he had been appointed captain ar
y: that ne had received orders to prepal
~ to sail for the United States eitht
with or soon after the Goth division
,ir In addition to the officers of the fiji
M department that were printed la
week, are the following: Hook ar
ladder chief, W. j. Joslyn; 1st assis
n ant, F. NJ. Dean; chemical chief, !
elr o. Austin; LIST assistant, Z.
*. Wedge; steward, Milo Whiting; l
n assistant, Joe Kettle.
- The Canadian Circle met with Nh
ihl@ a F. w. Hardy, Friday afternoon, Apl
r,- 4. An interesting program was ri
~ en- and q social hour was enjoyed. r
freshments were served by the hos
ess. The following officers were cleo
cir ed for the coming year: Mrs. Ma
elr garet Demick, Pres; Mrs. D. S. Mo
I'd. rIsOn, Sec; Mrs. Winifred Searle
We Treas.
- Everybody in the community sbou
make an effort to attend the demo
stratlOn on textiles and clothing CO
servation given by Miss Holden Of t
h. state extension service. This is fr
TO Us, as the state pays Miss HoIde
IL out mere IS our opportunity TO he
something useful 1t viii be held
ew 5 O'Clock, Thursday afternoon. AID,
10th, at the NJ. E. church parlors.
is The Book and Thimble club spent
pleasant afternoon April 2 at I
home Of Mrs. Charles Stevens. The
est were 10 members and six visitors pre
l. ent. The following interesting pr
zen gram was given: Music on the pia
ap- ola, Mrs. Stevens; Quest of Hapr
ness" by Hills, Mrs. o. W. Lock
80. Mlrandy on the New Cure f
l!h Nerves" Miss Richmond; music; *
IN poems, Sacred Idleness," and 'Pla,
mrs. sylvester; story, Gay Old Dos
ms Edna ferber, Mrs. Bean; music, Nj
is stevens; Meeting adjourned to me
April 10th with Mrs. G. S. Dodge
AL The Vermont Missionary" f
to April contains the following note :
gardlng activities at the Congreg
-, tional church here: New song boo
20 Tor the Sunday school are being pu
hg' chased both at Orleans and a. - -
lngton. Both the Junior and the {
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