Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-09-24

Course tickets viii be 50 plus war
tax, single admission soc plus war
tax.
There will be a dance at Woodman
hall, Evansville, Friday evening. 34H
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Seaver of
Iyndonville spent the weekend IN
town.
Miss Dorothy Hastings entertained
her little friends at her home Sat-
urday afternoon and q very pleasant
time was enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Potter and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. V. F. Hunt
er have moved TO Orleans this week
E. J. Ruiter, optometrist viii be at
%. H Mossman's Thursday, Oct I'd
Call and have your eyes examined.
adv
A. s. Gilmour and Mrs. Matte An
derson of West Glover were married
Sept 18th at the NJ. Z. parsonage by
Rev. NJ A Turner
Those wishing TO furnish for the
missionary barrels viii please leave
articles with Mrs. Collision or Mrs. c.
T. Cutler this week
The Crystal Lake House viii close
Saturday after successful season
under the direction of A d -Seaver
and Miss Belle Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hastings and
two children of West Danvllle recent
y spent a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Underwood
Regular meeting of Orient Chap
ter No. 13, D. z. s, Friday evening
at 7.30. Work Refreshments viii
be served after the work.
The first meeting of the Woman's
Literary club will be corn roast on
May shore Wednesday evening, Oct.
1st, hostesses, the Misses May
Mrs. George Owen, Alden ana Miss
Bertha were in Hardwlck last week
to attend the wedding of C c. Bu-
chanan and Miss Alma B. Holton-
Mrs. Selden BicBford, who has
been spending q month with friends
and relatives IN this vicinity, returns
today to her home in Washington, ID
C.
DIN Huntington of South Church
street, who is lame, has carried on
garden, raised a good crop of vege.
able, among which is q fve-pounc
beet
CLAYTON Warner of Arlington, Va
called on friends in town the first OF
the week and is now in camp at Park
er pond with his father, Rev. w. 4
Warner.
i Henry and Elizabeth Cutler return
ed to their respective schools Tues
day, the former to Exeter, n. h, tn
latter to Smith college, which sh'
will enter this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Campbell am
son and Mr.. and Mrs. H Campbell
came from Barre Sunday to call ol
Charles Wilkie, who is very sick
his fathers home.
Mrs. N. Z. Foster and daughter
Helen. of Newport City, and Mrs }
s. Schofeld of Lyndonville, wer
guests of their cousin, Mrs N /
Martin, one day last week
Miss Clara Colburne and Mis-
Catherine Wilcox, who have bee
spending some time with Miss Co
burne. have returned to New Yorl
where they will resume their schoc
work.
: Mrs. Della Wilson is in St. Alban
: this week to attend the wedding c
] her nephew, Harris Alexander, lat
of the medical corps, A E. r, an
Miss Dorothy Green, daughter c
Representative Frank L. Green
Mrs. Porzenheim, Mrs Griffith
Miss Heating, Miss Ryan and Nj
Derschon, all of Waterbury, Conn
who are on a motor trip from Mag
ara Falls to Montreal and Quebe
! recently visited Mrs. c. c. w. Heati
and will return home via Albany an
: the Hudson river route.
: DIR. M. F. Prime is moving from tf
= residence he sold to 3. j. Jenness Ia:
K spring to rooms in the o. Fl. Mos;
Y man house on Main street, where
will have an Office on the first foo
: DIR. Prime has occupied the house /
is now vacating since ne came
town about 80 years ago.
a The business men of the town gay
n the baseball boys banquet at Il
+ CRYSTAL Lake house Wednesday evl
! ming of last week. Following "a
L.-cx.o@ rap,arlrS were made by Sc