Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-02-11
ORLEANS LOCAL MENTION
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Guv Harris was in ST. Johnsbury
Friday to attend the minstrel show
given there.
There will be a regular meeting OIL
the Eastern Star Thursday evening,
February 18th.
Mrs. Joseph Sanville's friends are
sorry to learn that she is not gaming
/ from her recent illness.
T. G.. Crandall, who was well
known here, died Sunday at his home
in Bloomington Center.
Mrs. 7. r. Cotton Mrs.. Ed. Dena;cll
and MIR. ana Mrs. Max Doe are con-
fined to their homes with colds.
Mrs. r. A. Hamilton returned Sat
urday from caring for her mother,
who lives near New York city.
Mrs. L. P. Currier of Claremont,
IN. H.. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Allchurch, for few days.
Mrs. Hope Rash of California,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rash,
visited her parents the past week.
It is understood that Adolphus
Lucier has purchased the Taplin q
Rowell bungalow on Irasburg street.
Mrs. Carroll Brooks returned from
St. Johnsbury Sunday where she has
been stopping with friends the past
week.
The Odd Girls will not meet with
Mrs. Demick Tuesday evening, Feb.
III. Another date will be decided on
in the near future.
Randolph Turnbull went to Green
field, Mass, Monday to take charge
of a new branch of the Turnbull
Ice Cream business.
The school board have voted a
substantial increase in salary for
the grade teachers to take effect
from January 1, 1920.
Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Locke and Mr..
land Mrs. G.. j. Gross left Friday for
Baltimore, Washington and Florida,
where they will remain until spring.
E. j. Choquette has purchased o.
Miss Florence ellis, her residence on
IIrasburg street. Mrs. ellis has pur-
chased Mrs Emma Holtham's house
on Water street.
Leslie w. Heath died very sud
denly Sunday afternoon at his home
on the H. Nj. Tapiin place above the
village The funeral was held this
morning at 1870 and the interment
was at Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lewis have
sold their residence on South street
to George Leblanc. At present Mrs.
/ Lewis is i'll with the grippe. A little
, later Mr. and Mrs. Lewis expect to
90 to Southern Pines for the remain
: der of the winter.
! There was a very large attendance
1 at the Masonic banquet Thursday
( evening, about 80 visitors from Cen
tral lodge, Irasburg, being present
: Most Worshipful Grand Master Wells
of Lyndonville attended as a special
guest of the evening.
Miss Isabel S. Chase, trained nurse
a niece of Miss Eaton's from Boston
has come to care for Miss Eaton who
has been sick, and still remains ST
with a disease of the nerves. Mrs
Elvira Magoon took care of her mos
acceptably until Miss Chase came.
The Book and Thimble club me
e Feb. 4 with Mrs. Hardy. The topic
e was South America. The program
:, consisted of "The Incas," by Mrs
Guild; "Cusco and the Incas of To
iI-- +" nv Mra philii,.- nFnl- n q
o Today, its Resources and Wealth,
!. read by Mrs. Lothrop and "The Golc
of the Incas," read by Mrs Lyon
. Vocal music was furnished by Mrs
y Hall. The club meets February 1;
e with Mrs. Hall.
The concert given by the Norwicl
Glee Club last Thursday night wal
very well attended. The class O
n 1921 wishes to thank the people O.
Orleans who cooperated with then
l. so splendidly in the entertainment G
. our guests and in the opening O.
their homes so kindly to the boys. TIL,
?. concert was enjoyed immensely b,
n all who attended. The music for thu
dance was furnished by members O
Il the Club. The proceeds which wer,
= nearly 500, will be used for tn,
Junior expenses at commencement
1t is hoped that the club will com,
e again next year.
y Methodist Episcopal Church Notes