Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-11-05
ORLEANS LOCAL MENTION


ORLEANS LOCAL MENTION
H Orval House has begun work as
clerk in the postoffice.
Mr.. Bean of Wheelock visited at
George Kings Sunday.
c. D. French is confined to his
room with rheumatism.
The Canadian Circle will meet with
Mrs. Keys Friday evening.
Mrs. Ida Brooks returned Saturday
from visiting friends in Troy.
Mrs. Minnie Baraw is visiting her
brother, c. H. Baraw, in Boston.
Is your name on that 1920 Red
Cross Honor Roll in the postoffice?
Mrs. Rena Porter of Wheelock is
visiting her sister, Mrs. R. A. Daw-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs S. d. Parker of New
port. were in town Monday on bust
ness.
R. A Bean has returned from a
business trip through Oklahoma and
Texas.
There will be business meeting of
the Orleans club at the club rooms
tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deering have secured
rooms and are TO begin housekeep-
ing soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Humphrey of
, Manchester, n. H., are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Phelix Pelow.
Mrs. Gordon Joslyn of Greenfield,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr..
, and Mrs. ]. B. Winget.
, DIR. and Mrs. E. G.. Stevens have
returned from an extended vacation
and the dental parlors are again open
for business
Miss Clemma Converse and her
friend, Miss Kathline Woodman of
Ayers Cliff, were at her home here
over Sunday.
Mrs. Gray of South street has re-
turned from a visit of several weeks
in Troy. Mrs. Murray accompanied
her for a weekend visit.
: c. D. Pierce of this place and j.
( c. Borland and Clyde Barber of West
s. Glover, returned Saturday night
? from a motor and camDing trip IN
5 northern New Hampshire.
S. W. Clarkson will close his work
5 for the Parker Young Co. this week.
He has been in their employ. for near
ly IA years. Mrs. Clarkson will
close her work in the handkerchief
factory and they will move to their
5 new home in Westmore.
2 Orleans Post No. %, American Le-
gion, announce a benefit military
ball at the opera house Armistice
5 night Eze-day, Nov. IL. All ex.
) service med are especially invited
and requested to appear IN uniform
|. to make it real military event.
= The Third Red Cross enrolment is
on IN earnest. Col. c. S. Emery anc
. the local pastors spoke at mass
meeting Sunday night in the opera
hall to a large audience and the can
vass is being made by two strong
teams of 13 ladies and Is gentlemen
n captained by Mrs. A. H. SWEET anC
= Karl S. Webster. The quota for this
branch is 612 members.
At a meeting of the Joint Nationa
O Executive committee of the Ameri
can Legion held at their headquar-
o terszin New York City, the following
resolution was adopted: Resolved
that Sunday, November 9th, SHOULD
be designated as American Legion
Sunday and that clergymen through
out the United States be requested
to devote part or the whole of then
sermons on that day to the ideals fol
which the American Legion stands"
The occasion should make it a da.
of thanksgiving and prayer and al
the people should find their way t
the churches.
The Village Improvement societ.
received the proceeds of two enter
" tainments given for their benefit las
week. On Wednesday evening Lit
tie Women" was given by the 'moy
les" thanks to the courtesy of Nj
Caron and the committee. The Har
nony orchestra volunteered thei
music, which was much enjoyed b
the audience. The second, throug
Ilr the courtesy of DIR. Webster, Charlie
Taplin and Harry Dickens, was
Halloween party and dance in tn
opera hall Alden Phillips in charg
of the decorations, and members c
y the V l. 6, outdid themselves i
making the hall beautiful and chal
acteristc of Halloween A larg
party was in attendance and goo
time was enjoyed by all Refresl
n ments of ice cream and orangeao
- were served The sum Of $40 wa
realized from these benefits The
Iii s. wishes TO thank all who he'll
g. ed to make these events such spier
-. did success
or