Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-04-14

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ness. chaplain; A. H. Billiard, Jr-,
marshal; d. F. Morrison, Tyler.
Misses Madeline Burdick and Flora
Twombly of Derby academy visited
Marion Hoyt over the weekend.
Arthur Stannard returned home
Monday from Worcester, Mass, where
he has been on business for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Gross re-
turned from Southern Pines Saturday,
where they have been spending the
winter.
| Mrs. Carl Ford and son of Barton
visited Miss Eta Litchfield over Sun
! day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs A.
C. Harris.
Mrs. Frank Hardy, Grand Chief of
I the Pythian Sisters, Inspected Clover
/ Temple No. / n st. Johnsbury, over
/ the weekend.
Elec - Sanville and son and daugh-
| ter OF West 1a.3, Mass, soert tne
weekend with his mother, VINO IS Ill.
/ He returned TO his home on Monday.
/ The Isaac Waltons" will be found
at the famous fishing ground by the
I Willoughby bridge Thursday morning
looking for the steel head trout which
have been brought here in great num-
tbers in recent years.
There is a play staged under the
auspices of the American Legion to
be given in the near future We hope
none will miss the opportunity OF
attending the Court Trial and COM
edy given by home talent.
A large number of the young peo-
- IL o4% HnI he SI1C
ing-off at John Brennan's Wednesday
evening. Sugar on snow was served
and songs were sung. A very pleas
ant evening was enjoyed by all.
The Orleans Concert Band are meet
ing now for regular rehearsals on
! Monday evenings and there is indi-
cation that it will be even finer than
ever. Nearly all the men of last year
are on hand and some exceptionally
good new men are to join the organ
ization. 1t is the plan to hold the
public concerts on Saturday evenings.
1 o. E. Wee and E. J. Carpenter, the
enterprising New York theatrical
firm whose name is synonymous with
success, viii provide the treat of their
lives to theatre goers of Orleans and
vicinity, when they will present their
noted comedy with music success,
$50 LONG MARY" at the Orleans
Opera House on April 26th. $50
Long Mary" is one continuous rapid
fire volley of laughter, Jazz and song,
presented by a company of funmak-
ers, comedians and dancers, headed
by James Kennedy and Rose kessner,
two of Americas most famous gloom
destroyers, who will make you forget
all about the high cost of living. adv.
The Orleans summer chautauqua,
which is to be held August ID, IA,
10, II, and Is will present program
so arranged that each day viii be a
feature day with plenty Of music and
an appropriate worth while lecture.
Real artists and notable lecturers will
appear, and a different group each
day will give a distinctive program
that will differ from any other day.
The management has made special
effort to secure for its musical num-
bers those artists which will render
the best there is in melody and song.
One of the big chautauqua features
viii be the famous Aeolian string
choir composed of six attractive
young ladies all of whom are accom-
plished artists on the violin or cello,
and in addition there will be Miss
Margaret Perry, the soloist for the
group. The whole organization viii
be under the direction of Ernest Har.
lrison of the University School of Mu-
sic, of Lincoln, Neb. This is an un-
eNcelled string combination and is
something unique in the way of mus
'lcal organizations.