Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-10-29
ORLEANS LOCAL MENTION
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Mrs. M. L. Pearson attended the
annual meeting of the W. c. T. U.
in ST. Johnsbury last week. She has
been reelected State president of the
union.
Ralph Harris had his tonsils re-
moved Sunday morning. The opera
ton was performed by DR.. F. r. Ian
phear and DR.. r. NJ. Wells at DR..
Wells Office.
The Library has recently received
gifts of books from Mrs. Ralph
Quimby, Miss Kathryn Dodge and
Wendall Shippee. The University of
Vermont has also donated the latest
number of the Ariel.
Mrs. Merton Badger and son, Kern,
who have been spending most of the
summer with her sister, Mrs. c. A.
Harris, have gone to New York and
IN short time will join Mr.. Badger
at their home IN Ohio.
The list of uncalled-for letters for
the week ending Oct. % is as fol-
lows: Mrs. Emma Kimball, Mrs. An
derman, Mrs. Badger, Harold Brook,
Herb Mineton and James May.
Until further notice, all sittings
will be discontinued at The Cole Stu
dio. VIII those having finished work,
frames, etc, kindly call for same as
soon as possible. Mrs. A. L. Cole.
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Henry Whiting has been employed
by the fire warden to inspect the
chimneys and stove pipes through the
village. Be prepared to welcome him
early in November 1t will serve as
a profitable reminder and may save
some one very bad loss.
Eight and one-half pounds of ex-
quisite human joy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph W. Turn
bull, Oct. 18th in the person of Miss
Rosamond Frances Turnbull. If you
don't believe she is a proper child,
just ask any of the four grandpar-
ents.
On account of the printers strike
the price of books is advancing. It
is thought best on this account, to
place the order of books for the IL
brary as early as possible. VIII the
library committee, teachers and any
one wishing to submit book lists,
bring them to the library before Nov
The Ladies Aid society of the Con
gregational church will give a Com
munity supper and sing at the vestry
Wednesday evening, Nov. 9TH NJ
VI. Taplin will direct the singing with
Miss Sadie Lothrop as accompanist.
Come and enjoy good supper and a
social hour IN singing the familiar
songs.
meeting at the opera hall Sunday eve
ming Nov. I'd, at 7.3O p. m. There |
viii be music by the band, the school |
and male quartet. Rev. r. A. Ham |
ilton and Rev. C.. d. Pierce will each |
speak briefly, and Col. Curtis S. En- |
cry of Newport, chairman of the Or |
leans County Chapter of the Ameri- |
can Red Cross, has consented to adj |
dress the meeting. Admission free
and no collection.
The local sportsmen are looking
and longing these days, because of
the beautiful trout that are on ex-
hibition at Hunter & Potter's store. |
These are worthy samples from the |
splendid collection which A. d. Phil |
lips has mounted for the Ike Waltons
Of Orleans and vicinity The rest
may be seen at Mr.. Phillips taxider-
my parlors at the upper end of East
street. Altogether there are 81 trout.
the greater part of them weigh
ing from three to seven pounds. The
steelheads were all taken in the Will
IOughby river within half mile of
the village. The others were from
nearby ponds and lakes. The exhibit
speaks well for the trout fishing in
this section of the state and it is
worn making a special visit to Or
leans, just to see these beauties.
The W. c. T. u. gave its annual re-
ception to the teachers of the high
and graded schools Tuesday evening,
Oct. 21st at the Congregational chap
el. In spite of the rain more than
so people were present. Guests were
met at the door by Mrs. III B. Smith
and Mrs. F. L. Hall, and escorted to
the receiving line by Mrs G. J. |
Goss, Mrs. Alice Cole and Miss Edith |
Lothrop. After all had been given |
opportunity to become better ac-
quainted with those who have our
local president of the W. C.. 7. u.
welcomed the company in a cordial, |
pleasing manner. Mrs. Lord of Bos- |
ton was introduced by Mrs. NJ. L. |
Pearson and spoke entertaininly and
1ntsructlyely IN the interests of the /
thrift stamp campaign and general !
economy. Selections by the New Har- !
mony orchestra, readings by Mrs. |
Hamilton and Mrs. Minnie Twombly. |
a cello solo by DIR. Webster, and vo-
cal solos by Miss Lillian Doe and |
Mrs Ethel Dickens, were greatly en-
Joyed by the audience. At the close /
OF the program, refreshments were |
served and an hour of social inter |
course rounded out a very pleasant |
evening.