Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-09-03


will be made next week.
Secure your tickets early.
were guests of Mrs. NJ. H. Drumming
last week.
Supt. c. L. Erwin was elected sec
retary and treasurer of the Vermont
district superintendent organiza-
ton which recently met in Randolph
Center.
Miss Doris Buswen, daughter of
c. E. Buswell, Jr., of Boston, has
been visiting friends in this vicinity
for her vacation.
Mrs. A. A Larabee spent few
days with relatives in Canada last
week. Her daughter, Mildred. enter
tanned a school friend, Miss Florence
Cook, a few days.
Ileen Page has returned home from
Cottage hospital, much improved, af-
ter a successful operation. Mrs.
Hancock of Glover is at the hospital
for rest and diet.
Miss Gaskell has finished work in
W. W. Reirden's Office and returned
Helen Anair of Greensboro Bend is
taking her place
|. Exfer Hanna, who died at St.
Johnsbury hospital last week, was
buried from St. Paul's church Friday.
1t is hoped to give further notice OF
Mr. Hanna's life and death.
Miss Eve Mcdonald has been
| spending several days at her home
| in Barre Her sister, Grace, return
| ed with her Tuesday and will teach
the third grade here this year.
VIII Taylor, formerly a resident of
this place, is spending short time at
G. A. Katen's. Mr.. Taylor has just
/ been discharged from army service,
having been in France year.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Merrill of
| Southern Pines, n. c., are on a va
cation. They arrived at the home of
her father, Rev. /. P. Chase, in Fran
coma, n. H, recently and will visit
their old friends here
The Caspian Lake Grange will pre-
I last wee drama, "In Old New En-
! E<1, at Institute hall, Glover, Fri
day evening. Dance after the play
Music by Harmony orchestra of Or
leans.
Raymond Keating, oldest SON Of
John Keating, a former reslden
! here. but now of West Lebanon, n
H, was a guest of his aunt, Mrs. Z
IC. W. Heath, last week. Mr.. Keat
ing was a Dartmouth graduate il
1919 and will take a postgraduate
course.
Several members of Sunbeam Re
bekah Lodge gave Mrs. G. w. Good
70 a pleasant surprise Thursday eve
i ming, and left several pieces of beau
{ tiful hand-painted china. Mr.. an
Mrs Goodro go soon TO Springfield
Mass, where they will make thei
! home.
DR.. F. R. Hastings is home fror
his two years service with the Can
: adian army overseas, and with hi
family is stopping at the Crysts
Lake House for a few days befor
v getting settled in their home on Mai
: street The doctor and his family re
j. ceived a warm welcome.
!, Mildred Ford, daughter of Cal
!. Ford, of this place, swan across Wi
loughby lake August 31st from th
Peene boat house to the Bailey boa
J. house, a distance estimated at or
/ mile, in SO minutes. Miss Ford hs
;. been at Camp Westmore during Il
summer, where she took swimmin
lessons of Miss Thayer, camp swim
: ming instructor. This is a recol
> for a girl of IT years in this part (
~ Vermont Miss Ford was one of Il
eight, who received the White Ca
ID of the camp for proficiency in swim
re ming and her achievements Al
5 worthy of mention.
In going to press several hou,
n, ahead of schedule in order to give Il
e office force half day at the fair Il
3 Monitor is unable to give the hon
talent entertainment for the benet
% of the V W. c. A. in Seaver's ha
g Tuesday evening, as full report
8 it deserves. As usual a good hou
greeted the home talent and eve
number was roundly applauded. Sla
40 ton Lang's saxophone solo was pc
r, haps the most enthusiastically T
ad ceived. Many remained for the dan
G. which followed and Notrab's orche
n ira. donating its services, proved ;
in that was expected of it. The bal
vn rendered several selections, givil
its services. Much of the credit f
this splendid entertainment must
h given Mr.. Merrill, the new schc
rs principal, who directed the progra