Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-09-10
ORLEANS LOCAL MENTION
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There will be a Japanese dance at
the opera house Tuesday evening,
Sept. Is. The decorations will be
especially attractive.
Miss Vera Gotta has been very Ill
the past two weeks. Her friend,
Miss Jennie Drohen of Island Pond,
has been helping care for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Webster and
son, Richard, returned to their home
in Rumford, Me- Tuesday, Mrs En-
ma Perley returned with them
c. d. Pierce went TO Riverside
campground. Sheldon, Wednesday
morning to look after some repairs
that are being made on his cottage
B. o. Smith has purchased the
store fixtures and goods of Mr.. Far
rington at Passumpsic and viii bring
them to Orleans the last of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Wilson went TO
North Troy Sunday, bringing back
with them his mother, Mrs. NJ A
Wilson, who will remain Tor a week
The Mothers club held meeting
Tuesday evening at Mrs A R. Ben
uett's. Refreshments were served
and q pleasant time was enjoyed by
all.
The officers and all who are inter
ested in the Village Improvement So
ciety are requested TO meet at the
library Friday afternoon at $50
Per order OF the President
Mrs. n. P. Blodgett OF Barton
spent the weekend with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Herbert Billiard, who has
recently returned from 2 months VS.
it in Greensboro, Glover and Barton
Ray D. Shaw has purchased q
building lot and barn of \. l.
Simpson on Cliff street Mr.. Shaw
has already started work on the lot
to which he viii move the barn and
remodel It for dwelling.
The following is q list OF the IN
claimed letters at the postofiee for
the week ending Sept 9Th, Mrs
Franklin Boche, Mrs. Fox, Miss Re
becca Z. Sparrow, Miss LYDIA Alb
bott, Miss Esther L Skinner
Raymond Wiley, recently returned
from overseas, where he had q spe-
ciaI opportunity 10 study French, al
so vocal music, sang at the Methodist
church Sunday, and Tuesday evening
assisted IN the musical program OF q
SSl-lOSSlASI SOS4d4 a. NI4S SAA4SA VS.
try.
The, meeting of the ". c. T. L.
will be held Tuesday, at $50 p m.
and will take the form OF q picnic in
Freneh's woods. The program will
be followed by building of fires and
toasting of sandwiches. II stormy
the meeting will be held with Mrs.
Hamilton.
Daddy Long Legs" which has been
so very popular as story and play
during the past year, will be given IN
Orleans opera house Thursday eve
ming by Miss Grace Sage OF Boston
This will be q delightful entertain
ment which everyone should avail
himself Of the opportunity Of hear
ing.
Mrs. Clyde Wiley slipped and fell
when alighting from their automobile
Sept. ID She had the baby IN her
arms and II trying 10 save the child,
fell heavily, breaking one bone IN
her left ankle. She Is quite COM
Portable considering the plaster cast
and the hardship OF moving about
only on crutches-
Many people from this village at
tended the fair at Barton both We'd
nesday and Thursday and several
auto parties also attended the New
port-Barton game OF baseball at Bar
ton Friday The fans have been over
joyed by the kind of baseball that
was served up TO them on each of the
three days and the three splendid
victories which Barton won.