Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-02-25

Arlington Wilcox, who has been
quite i'll with bronchitis, is improving.
Merton Grandy of Burlington was
a visitor in town over the weekend
B. f. Stewart and family of Der
by Line were visitors in town Friday.
c. A Clark returned to work Mon
day after an absence caused by ILL
ness.
Miss Dorothy Drew has been alb
sent from her work on account of i'll
ness.
Robert Saunders is i'll with humps
at S. W. Keith's home on School
avenue.
C. w. Longeway of Springfield,
Mass, was weekend guest of John
Brouillette.
Miss Josie Scott returned Sunday
TO Sherbrooke after a ten days visit
to friends here.
Homer Martin is substituting for
George Gilchrist during his absence
on the California trip.
j. R. Akin and Carroll Huntington
went Monday to Boston to attend a
hardware convention.
Miss Bessie Collins is at work
again in the Office of the Flint store
after weeks illness.
Mrs. G. H. Flint entertained the
Monday club at supper at the New
port House Monday night.
Napoleon Before of Berlin, N. H,
is visiting his brother, Benjamin Be
fore and will remain to help through
lsugaring.
r Mr. and Mrs. W. W. True left Sun
lday for Boston to attend hardware
convention. They will spend a short
time there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Manson of
Lynn, Mass, were the guests of Mrs.
Barney Maillioux, Sunday, on their
way to Montreal.
Henry Burgess, who has been i'll
for several weeks, was able to be out
SATURDAY, but was not as well the
first Of the week.
W. T. Hurley Of the immigration
service has returned from Jackman
Me-, where he was called to relieve
an official, who was i'll.
W W Blodgett was called to ST
I Johnsbury Monday, by the illness OF
2 Mrs. Blodgett's brother, John Ely o.
charleston, who underwent an opera
, ton in Brightlook hospital
Dallas T. Pollard, federal incom,
tax specialist of Burlington, will ad
dress the members of the Chamber O.
Commerce and their friends at tn,
4 Pastinle hall, Central street, at
O'Clock, Tuesday evening, March End
7 aT.1 TS On
tax matters and his talk viii be of in
terest and benefit to all who are re
K quired to make income tax returns
The public, including the ladies, ar
invited to attend this meeting.
Supreme National Lecturer Whela
:. of Nebraska will visit Memphrems
Monday evening, March 1st. He wi
It give a talk on Woodcraft, and will b
accompanied by State Deputy Bale
win, who, with his moving pictui
g machine will show a one-reel featur
''The Message of Woodcraft." Their
= will also be a class of 10 new mem
: tbers put through the degree work.
supper will be served at the close G
the meeting.
The Salvation Army is in need a
all kinds of garments and shoes
distribute among the poor of this cit,
They are the kind of people we labo
among generally and there are to
many of them We are doing a gran
work among them. Kindly help L
to help them. We hold meeting
every night in the week, Thursday e,
cepted, and Sunday morning at
O'Clock, with q holiness meeting {
100, Sunday school at 3 p. M, an
, praise meeting at o'clock.
Envoy and Mrs. j. w. Sykes.
u The February class recital give
l. lby the piano pupils of Mrs. A.
o White, and the violin and expressic
Q pupils of Miss White, was held G
Wednesday evening. A few CUES
we're invited to hear the program
Those taking part in piano We
Norma Carder, Annie Sockol, Mario
Hill, Eilene Corey, Barbara Slac
Milo Kendall, Marion Mudgett, Helt
Shepard, Olive Wilkie, Alice Gro
In violin, Gertrude Nicholson, Morn
lice, Preston Lee, Vernal Bowel, De
wood Mcclure, WaltersDailey, III. A
kin, Norman Lothrop, Ernest Be
nerd, Sarah Arkin. The life of Jol