Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-10-22

successful operation for the removal
of a cataract from one Of her eyes
Miss Marjorie Nelson is in Wood
stock attending the annual conven-
ton of the Vermont Christian En-
! deavor union as a delgate from the
local society She will visit friends
before returning.
C.. A. Barrows, r. P. Webster, Roy
Cheney and Parker Barrows of Nit.
Sinai Temple of Montpelier went TO
Sherbrooke Saturday where they
were entertained by the Pilgrimage
of Karnak Temple of Montreal
1t is reported that the automobile
| of Henry Hawkins, stolen from the
ward in front of the Crystal Lake
garage last week has been located
! in Cowansville, P. O., and one OF the
/ two parties concerned IN the robbery
arrested.
Mrs. Edna Jackson of Underhill
and Mrs. B. f Eaton of Lebanon, N.
H, were guests for several days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. y. ID.
/ Martin last week. Mrs. Frasier of
1 Orleans, visited there for short
4 time, also
A Halloween party will be given
at the NJ. E church Friday evening,
/ Oct. 31st, under the auspices OF the
/ Epvorth League. A small fee OF 1Oc
will be asked TO defray expenses A
general invitation is extended to all.
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The Manchester Daily Mirror in
forms us that Miss Alace Davis OF
North Craftsbury has purchased a
house on Highland street and will
take mn her residence there Nov. 1st,
and that she has many relatives and
friends in that city,
Clerk "a. E. Berry of the local
Woodman camp states that IN the
csSe of the death of Exfer Hanna,
who died August 27, the papers were
sant to Woodman headquarters Sept.
II and the insurance money was re-
ceiyed in p days or on Oct Z
The Woman's Literary club met
With Mrs. Batchelder. Wednesday eve
niror Oct. Is. ten members and nine
v;s;fors present. The program con-
sisted of a reading by Miss Butler,
saThe Big Wind" from Friendship
village" by Zone Gale. Miss Bur
gess read from the poems OF Edgar A.
Guest, "Just Folks, Inc Hanoy
Man. ssWho Is Your 6oss, ano
1sOTIitting." Mrs. Ruth Webster sang
+ba ballad. saThe Same Old Dear Old
PIace" !" bv Leslie Wilson, and Why,
Inv John Barnes Wells. A social hour
followed the meeting
Oct n was Neighobrs' Night at
Crystal Lake grange and Maple Val
lev Grange of Albany gave the fol
lowing program: Piano solo; Miss
Goodhue: reading, Mrs Cheney;
sonp Mr.. Day; reading, Miss Ans
boro. sono Miss Goodhue; recitation
Mrs Rouse: song, Eddie Chicoine;
n;ano solo. Miss Kelley; farce, by
Several ladies: song, America, by the
. grange. Refreshments were serves
by Crystal Lake grange
A oood-sized audience gathered al
the Congregational church Tuesday
evening. considering the weather, te
, take mart in the community sing anc
. listen to the W. c. T. u media
Speaking contest. The contestant:
: for the medal were the Misses airline
Marshall. Marion Sears, Bernlce Ra.
| and Ursula Wakeman- Miss Marsh
: all was awarded the prize which L
a silver medal The other speaker
: did well and were given box O.
] chocolates each Mr.. Merrill leas
the singing, which was entered int
: with some spirit, especially by tn
young people Miss Ruggles pre-
, sided at the piano and Slayton Lani
: played a saxophone solo, A choru
of school girls rendered vocal sc
lection which was applauded- Mis-
I Julia King presented the work an
! cause of the W. C. T. U. and witha
a the affair was one TO be enjoyed