Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-08-10
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Milwaukee last week..
Postofice Inspector Irish Of Bur-
lington is stopping at the Valley
House a few days while on official |
business in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Kipp and two
sons spent the weekend ar Windsor |
visiting Mrs. Kipp's sister and FAM
lily, Mrs. Neil Murphy.
Miss Marie Grow is spending a.
part of her vacation from the tele-
phone Office in Charleston with her
cousin, Mrs. r. F. Grow.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Whipplo mo-
tored to Greenfield, Mass, for a ten
days visit to their daughter, Mrs. |
Randolph Turnbun recently.
Mrs. B. j. Campbell and son of Wei
lesley, Mass, are spending a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. %. Phillips and
! family at Shadow lake, Clever.
Mrs. C. d. Pierce and son, Mark,
have returned from q weeks stay
| with their daughter and sister, Mrs.
III. G. Chaffee, at Somerville, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett Wis
tied relatives over the weekend.
! Their friends are always glad to see
another Orleans boy who has made
good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Billiard have
purchased lot of the Orleans Build
ing Association, Inc, on which they
plan to build home in the near fu-
/ ture.
Rev. David Hickland Of Danville,
former pastor Of the Methodist
! church at Evansville was q visitor
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M.
! Porter.
The Orleans Concert band will give
. special band concert Thursday even.
/ ing, August II in postoffice square.
4 This will be the best concert Of the
season. gd
! Mrs. A. A. Doe is making a fine re-
covery from an operation from appen-
dicitis at the Orleans hospital. Mrs.
F. o. ingalls, of Barton is there for
treatment
DR.. j. w. Hatch of Montpelier Sem
mary was business visitor in Or
leans last week. He also called upon
Rev. c. ID. Pierce and some prospec-
tive students.
Perry Austin is improving slowly.
The state expert on infantile paraly-
sis has pronounced his trouble rheu-
matte fever instead of the former di-
sease, which was at first feared.
i Miss Cora E. Chase of Providence,
r. l., is the guest of Mrs. G. S. Skin
ner and other friends. Miss Chase
is on the staff of artists at the David
Davidson studios of Providence.
! Mrs. w. F. Scott is entertaining
her sisters, Mrs. John Guild of Sau-
gus, Mass, and Mrs. Lizzie French,
of Lancaster N. H., and her cousin,
Mrs. Sarah Little, of Newbury.
Leland Green, principal of a large
agricultural school at Rome, Ca, re-
, Gently visited his aunt, Mrs. c. T. Col
Inns. He is another Orleans county
boy who has made good in his voca-
ton.
. Mrs. A. D. Phillips is entertaining
her sister, Miss Hattie Darling. Of
Lyndonville.
Mrs. Leo Hardy is again in the Par
ker-Young office assisting in special
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Clough and SON
in-law, Ernest Young and three chill
dren of Petaluma, CAL, and Carlton
Stevens of Manchester, N. H., visit
ed their cousin, Mrs. o. w. Locke, re-
Gently.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Kaplinger and
three sons of Springfield, Mass, are
, stopping at the Valley House for a
few weeks. Mrs. Kaplinger will be
, remembered by her old friends as
Miss Flossie Douglass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Scott motored
to Bristol, N. H., last week and on
the way called on Mrs. SCOTS sister
Mrs. E. A. Cook, who is in a hospital
at Littleton, N. H. Mrs. Cooks con-
1 dition is not much changed.
It would seem to be the part OF
wisdom for a few people who drive
e. into Orleans in the evening to pay
< more attention to the law concerning
lights on teams and autos. The great
d majority are law abiding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle -Nye and two
children of Manchester, N. H., came
a mother, Mrs. Mae Richardson, last
week. Mr.. Nye has returned to his
work and the family will remain fol
! two weeks.
Rev. C. D. Pierce is spending a few
days on fishing trip to Notch ponG
! in Wenlock, in charge of about doz.
: en- boys in one of the classes in the
!, Sunday school. Alton Baird and Hi.
ram Allen are furnishing auto trans
n portation.
Mrs. C. D. Pierce and son, Mark
have returned from their stay in Bos-
: ton. With them came Mrs. H. G.
n Chaffee and two children for six
:, weeks visit here and elsewhere. Mrs
Chaffee is the daughter of Rev. and
: Mrs. Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Derrick enter.
: tanned the formers father and moth.
er, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Derrick, OF
Tomifobia, over the weekend. Anoth-
er business is picking up in Orleans
!. Mr.. Derrick reports that his amateur
film developing work is about four
: times as much as at this time last
lyear.
e Of our Junior band the Stanstead
3 Journal says: "Orleans has a very
$ successful junior band. This kid or.
|, ganization joined recently with the
seniors in an excellent concert in the
open air. This getting the boys of a
village together for this purpose is
= beneficial in more ways than one. II
, certainly is splendid way to obtain
recruits for the older organization
/, and thereby perpetuate it."