Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-11-02
ORLEANS
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!, Washburn, Me-, early this week.
Mrs. M. L. Pearson had bad fall
dow Stairs Saturday. No bones
were broken but she received several
bruises and a thorough shaking up.
Eleven Orleans Knights of Pythias
attended district meeting at Hard
wick last week and four attended
another district meeting at Lyndon
vile.
Lorenzo Grow has returned to his
nome IN Lansing, Mich, after a
three months stay with his brother.
r. A. Grow, and other relatives i'm
Vermont.
Mrs. Lizzie Cameron is quite i'll
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. c.
| wi. DWlnell. DR.. Farmer of st. Johns
Dury was called in consultation
| Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mcnamara
| visited his parents in ST. Johnsburv
! Sunday. Mrs. F. H.. Churchill ac-
companies them and visited sister
IN the same town.
Recent visitors at Carroll Wilder's
were Miss Clarisa Metcalf of ST.
Johnsbury, Mrs. Jennie Carbee of
Coventry and Mr.. Wilder's sister
Mrs. Elmer Leach, of Hudson, Mass
| D.. G. and L. D. Turnbull went To
! greenfield, Mass, Monday night.
from there they will go to Buffalo
to attend the Eastern Exhibition of
Ice Cream Supply men. It is ex-
pected that they will be away about
Mrs. Dean Corley and son of Cole
brook, N. H., spent last week with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Ordway. Mr..
COREY brought them early in the
day. ~ 0''i'-
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Shippee and
daughter Ruth, and son, Wendell
| spent Sunday with friends in Coven-
try; While there Wallace and Wen
dell took an airpIaoe ride with Wal
ter Cleveland.
! MRS. +. H. Wedge and son, Glenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dudley, Pearl
Greggs OF st. Johnsbury and Miss
Iheda Corley motored to Groveton.
IN. H., to visit Fred Wedge, who has
employment there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L., Cleveland of
Barnston spent the weekend with
ner sister, Mrs. B. E. Converse. Mrs.
! George Hall returned to Barnston
with them after a few weeks STAY
! oAN oOhFCIoC uOIU0.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Bennett. ac-
companled by her daughter, Frances,
ana grandmother, visited at the
nome OF thier daughter, Mrs. Ger
! crude GBennett) Hodges in Fran
con1a' N. H., Sunday and Monday.
f. {. Skinner, B. E. Converse, E.
E. Cello and A. D. Phillips of Orleans
and Orange MossmaG and George
Jennings of Barton are going to
Averlll for the deer hunting season.
Miss Margaret Batchelder will
make her headquarters in Orleans
1or me fall e<and winter seasons
/! "Alch her many friends will be oIa6
10 learn. MISS BatcheIder is consid-
eteo one OF the most competent train
cd nurses in the state. ad,,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cello and d.nah-
ter, Ruth, and aunt, Miss Leona
Bingham, are taking a ten DAYS, mo-
tor trip to New York City. where
they will visit Mr.. Gelo's brother.
Another brother, Leroy Kinsley. of
Lowell is caring for the home in
their absence.
! Mrs. G. w. Magoon visited her
cousin, Mrs. James Elliott, at St.
Johnsbury last week. While there
she attended the funeral of Frank
r. camp, former townsman, who
died very suddenly October 3d. Mrs.
camp, whom ne married while liy-
ing at Barton Landing is also Serious
ly i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Clark of
Chicago are making an extended stay
at the Valley House, Mr.. Clark is
the manager of the Ocean Beach
Hote4 at Chicago, a hotel of about
lIOO rooms, employing over 600 peo-
Miss Evelyn Alexander of st.
j ohnsbury, one OF the five special
state tubercular nurses, was in Or
leans Wednesday and Thursday to
arrange for attendance at clinic to
oe held at Newport Nov 2. This gives
81 who need such servicc free cram
,, nation and diagnosis by DR.. Henry
Laid of Burlington, who comes at
tne lnsto 1co OF the Vermont Tuber-
;,,@ulosis Association.
Early last Wednesday evening as
r. M. Porter was driving his new
Auburn SIX through P. o. square
toward Church street, he co1lided
with the Jersey Star creamery truck
driven by Floyd Kennison of Iras-
burg. The truck received but slight
| 10y WING IlIC AuDuLA was UdubN
damaged. No one was injured but
Mrs. Porter received several cuts and
bruises which were attended to a.
the hospital.
Mine Host Parlin of the Valley
i House was thoroughly surprised
last Wednesday evening when large
, number of relatives and friends
gathered to remind him that it was
! his birthday. Fifty-three guests sat
down to a dinner such as the hostess
knows so we'll how to prepare. The
; New Harmony orchestra furnished
music fitting for the occasion. The
! out-of- town guests were DR.. and Mrs
A. r. Parlin of Island Pond, Mr.. and
. Mrs. w. H. Winget and daughter
Florence. of IBasburg, Mrs. James
LABEL and Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Mon
; geon of Coventry. The browning
: feature of the menu was a birthday
!. cake on which were At lighted can.
!, dies indicating Mr.. Parlin's age plus
the usual zone to grow on" His
!, many friends wish him not merely
the one but a long succession OF
pleasant years. F. H. Pierce in e
! few we'll chosen words presented q
! solid gold chain and charm as token