Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-13

son, Harlow, and his family, In Tx
bridge, Mass.
Ten members of the civics class OF
Boston Academy were in the city to-
day visiting a session of County court
and observing it's proceedings.
The date of professor Pepp" of the
High School, is Friday, April 18th
| It will be given in Lanes Opera
House. Price of tickets 80 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Macdiarmid
and Mr.. H. S. Root returned Thursday
from st. Petersburg, Florida where
they have been spending the winter
Ed Page closed his labors at the
Ponton barber shop and began work
for Horace LaPier, Monday. Mr.. La
| Pier is preparing for the summer
rush, he now having three chairs.
Mrs. Fred Pierce, Mrs. Florence
Pillsbury, Mrs. Currier and daughter
| and Mrs. Carron and son of Barton
| visited Mrs. Will Goss, Friday.
Earle Davis, Pearly Hill, Ted Will
liams and Mr.. Gallagher are camp
ing on the Spaulding House Boat now
owned by Earle Davis and on land
down the lake at present.
Miss Josephine Stoddard who has
been spending the winter here with
her sister, Mrs. E. E. Hill, left last
week for Boston where she will make
her home for the present.
Mrs. Louise Brooks is vacating her
rooms in the Newland block, and will
occupy her cottage in Farrant's grove
for the summer. The rooms vacated
will be used by DR.. Newland as dental
parlors.
Miss Gabriel Poissant left Monday
for her home in Enosburg Falls called
there by the illness of her mother.
! Her place in the American Clothing
Co., will be taken by Byzantine Du-
chesneau.
| Mrs. Minnie Green, who has been
in Lowell. Mass, for the past year is
visiting friends in town for a few
days before going to Orleans where
she and her sister will reside at 20
School street.
On Sunday afternoon there was a
demonstration of the Columbia, Edi-
son and Victor Machines by the local
representatives to enable the company
to choose their new machine for the
club rooms.
The w. G. T. u, will meet with
Mrs. L. H. McIver Friday afternoon
! April 18th. Mrs. Pearson of Orleans
| will be present. Officers for the en-
suing year will be elected and dues
| will be paid at this time. Mrs. Rich
mond has kindly consented to act as
president of the local w. G. T. u.
The Thank Offering Supper held
at the Congregational church last Fri
day evening was as usual, splendid
success Menue included meat loaf,
mashed potato, hot rolls, coffee, pick
les, cake and doughnuts. About two
hundred were served and the offering
amounted to nearly one hundred dol
lars.
Thursday evening att 1880 Major
David Main of the SalvationArmy
from Hartford, Conn.,, will speak at
the Methodist church. This will be a
union meeting taking the place of the
mid-week prayer services of the vari-
GUS churches. All will find it profitable
to attend as Major Main is an excep-
tionally good speaker.
Little Miss Glenna Smith celebrated
her sixth birthday yesterday after
noon, and eight little friends, boys
and girls, attended gay party which
lasted from $3.50 until 6 o'clock. The
usual games were played and supper
consisting CT sandwiches, ice cream
and birthday cake with yellow candles
were served at table decorated with
yellow crepe paper. The children ell
joyed fine time.
Eight little girls were entertained
last Thursday afternoon by Miss
Frances Griggs in honor of her eighth
birthday Refreshments served at a
table decorated with pink and white
, sweet peas, consisted of Strawberries
and cream, sandwiches, cakes, candies
and birthday cake. A Jack Horner
pie held favors for each guest. Those
who attended were Eleanor and Nancy
Grout, Marguerite and Dorothy Pea
body, Glenna Smith, Miriam Smith
Florence Bowen, and Muriel Hardy.