Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02

. tered the service as z first lieutenant
IN the medical corps and Eis rise has
been rapid As far as is known ne is
the only L. V. NJ graduate OF recent
years 70 have attained the rank of
Lieut. Col He is expected home from
overseas IN q short time
4 son. William Henry. was born at
Sunshine saniCariUm Friday, March
d, 70 Mr.. and Mrs PerIey Bird OF
East Albany.
The ". c. T. Z. viii meet Tuesdlv
afternoon, April 8rh. with Mrs i. P.
Underwood Topic, Relief Work Al
Home and Abroad"
Rev. ". 4. Turner of the ". z.
church IS IN St Albaus 70 attend the
10th annual session OF the Vermont
Methodist conference
Wallace Abbott, who is working IN
the Office OF the Cary Maple Sugar
Co., ST. JOhnsbury, spent the week
end with MS parents here.
The following letters remain un-
called for At the postofhce. Please
say advertised when calling for these
Ens.
The annual meeting and election OF
officers Of Keystone Chapter No. 16,
P 4. ". viii take place on Monday
evening. AL members are urged 70 be
present.
The Monitor Press force and the
force from the Palladium Office at
North Troy enjoyed q sugaring-Of at
this Office Saturday afternoon, with
Is present.
Z J. Rutter, optometrist, viii be
at 0. H. MOssman's Thursday and
Friday. April 10 and Il. # your
eyes are troubling you, call and have
them examined adv
3Tr. and Mrs. George King have re-
ceived word from their son, Ralph
who Is overseas that ne has entered 2
French university at Toulouse for
academic work
The ladies Of the Congregational
church viii give their annual sugar
festival Tuesday. April 8th- Supper
from o'clock until all are served
Adults 35c and children 25c- The
public IS cordially invited
The Barton Public library recently
sent q shipment Of IS books for
camp libraries. The Free Public Ii
brary commission states that the
need for books for soldiers will con-
tinue for another year at least.
Regular meeting OF Crystal Lake
Grange will be held Friday evening
with roll call answered by, How
Much Should Woman Know OF Her
Husbands BUSINESS Affairs ?" Wal
ter Buckley will De present and tell
OF his experiences in France
At the adjourned meeting OF the
Barton Telephone Exchange Co. held
in the school building Tuesday eve
ming. TO see what arrangement could
be made between this company and
( the Buckley Independent Line, and
committee made up OF q. 7. Seaver,
&C. 4. Barrows and c. Il. Willard
were appointed TO talk with the Buck
Ieys regarding some kind OF an
/ equitable arrangement OF service ex-
change.
Fourteen members OF the After
noon Study club and four visitors, en-
F loved 2 very pleasant meeting at tne
+ home OF Mrs. A P. Underwood on
/ the afternoon OF March q. The
subject for the meeting was "Flow-
ers' Very interesting papers were
given on. Gardens and Gardening"
Mrs. Nellie Stannard; the LItera-
ture OF the Rose" Mrs. Lucy Atan-
asoff: The Relation Of Plants and
[ Insects" Mrs Susan Currier-
/ Fastening spring received set
hack Friday when about ten inches OF
snow fell. the wind blew and the mer-
cT1rv fell. .Sugaring was brought TO =
sudden standstiu. sleds were again
nut into use and ever since the wealth
er has been fully as winrry as at any
time during official winter Weather
wise men saw II Is the largest snow
fall OF the season and that we may
now approach omen weather with less
fear OF snow and frosts later
HOLLAND
Ira Lackey has been on the sick
list
Mrs. wm Palm went 70 St Johns
bury Wednesday.
Mrs. HarIie Palm recently visited
in West Charleston
Representative Harry Page spent
Eha weekend at home
II Rev. Mr.. Cook went Monday 70 St
AIbans TO attend conference
Stewart Little Is moving 70 the
farm he purchased OF h Huntoon-
The Frontier Lumber company are
driving their pulp down the river this
/ week