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

the week in the absence of Miss
Grace Mcdonald.
Mrs. H. W. Patterson and daugh-
ter, Helen, went Friday to Hornell,
n. Y, where Mr.. Patterson is sta
toned for the winter.
Miss Edith Ruggles went to Bos-
ton Tuesday night after spending the
summer in town. She was accom-
panied by Mrs R. p Webster, who
will spend few days in Boston.
The Afternoon Study club will
meet with Mrs. Mae r. Batchelder on
Thursday afternoon, Nov. 6. Sub
ject, 'Employments for Women"
Ralph Hibbard, who is attending
the Vail Agricultural school in Lyn-
donville, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Hibbard, over SUNDAY.
Varnum Abbott, son of Mr.. and
Mrs A d. Abbott of this village,
has received appointment to the Bos-
ton police force and went on duty
last week.
Mr.. and B. C. Shattuck and two
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.
/ Aver, motored here from Danville to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. o. A Hubbard.
Mrs Aver is a sister of Mrs. Hub
bard.
A regular meeting of Crystal Lake
grange will be held Thursday even
ing instead of Friday evening. There
will be work in the first and second
degrees At roll call each member is
to give one-minute entertainment.
Lieut.. A. J. Lacasse of the Royal
| Air Force, was the guest of friends
/ -, Sunday Ia
casse was doing coast patrol work
and crossing aeroplanes over the En-
glish Channel when the war ended.
| Lee Tinkham, recently employed in
| the Monitor office, has gone to White
Water, Wis, where he has a position
! S. o. Mitchell of ST. Johnsbury is a
new employe in the Office and will
move his family here.
The first snow of the season
greeted the eye Tuesday morning and
the scene was repeated Wednesday
morning. The storm continued
/ through much of the day Wednesday
until fully II inches had fallen and
! Carrier White made his route on
runners, while other sleighs and sleds
made their appearance
The A. r. Robinson store has in.
counter which is not only a thing Oh
beauty but will be a joy to proprietor
and customer as 1t gives greater
working space and contains specially
designed compartments for bulk gro
ceries, which are moth and vermiT
proof.
Mr.. and Mrs Zelora Marsh have
moved into the tenement in the vii
liams house on High street, recently
vacated by Henry Brooks and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Archibald
who have spent the summer in Ash
land, N. H, have returned to theil
home here, and Mr.. Archibald vii
resume his work in the Peerless.
Geo. F. Reed, who has been super
intending work on the federal roat
; between Orleans and Coventry, me
with an accident last week which ha
put him on his back in bed. He wa
blowing out ledge with dynamite
and was hit in the leg, severing al
artery and tearing up his knee cap
He is making good recovery.
The regular meeting of the Wom
: ans Literary club was held with Mrs
Seaver on Wednesday evening, Oct
, 29. Thirteen members answered rol
The treasurer announced that MI
Cutting had given the club $50 fo
] the Library Building fund. The fun
{ now stands at $1O55.02. Subject o
? the program, DIR. Henry Van Dyke
/, Mrs. Ada Webster gave Items 0
Interest about DIR. Van Dyke. Mis-
= Annie Wright read, 3Wood Magic,
from ssThe Blue Flower" by Va
DYKE. Miss Aftian Scott read fror
!. This poems, s'The River of Dreams,
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