Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-04-26
ORLEANS
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OkLEANS
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Mrs. Howard Kennison and two
children were the guests of her sis
ter, Mrs. VIM. Garrison. Saturday
and Sunday.
George Bean of Irasburg has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. H. IL
Smith, the past week and having his
eyes treated.
The schoolhouse building commit
tee went to Montpelier Tuesday aft
ernoon for consultation with Archi-
tect Walker.
G. T. Collins will start his auto
stage trips between Orleans and
Morrisville next week if the roads
will permit.
The w. C. T. u. wish to thank all
who contributed to the success of the
food sale Saturday. The net pro-
ceeds were SIG.
Rev. c. D. Pierce attends the an
| nual M. E. conference this week but
will return for the regular Sunday
services April 80.
Burton and Fanny Dean went to
West Burke Monday to arrange for
an auction sale of goods belonging to
their grandmother.
Mrs. N. L. Foster of Newport Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Lena Howe. and
her father, Horace Story, Sunday.
Mr.. Story is very i'll.
The annual meeting of the Orleans
cemetery association will be held in
the Community club rooms Tuesday,
evening, May I'd, at 7.30.
| The annual meeting of the Village
Improvement society and election of
officers will be held at the library
Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The Village Improvement society
will hold a May Day ball in Opera
Halk Monday evening, May 1st The
Harmony orchestra will furnish mu-
sic.
Mrs. T. NJ Buzzo is working in the
Eldridge checking room. After being
shut IN five years she is to be con-
graduated upon being able to do this
work.
Herbert Gregory is attending court
In New Hampshire as witness in a
case growing out of an automobile
accident which he witnessed while en-
ployed there last year.
Charles M. Darling and daughter,
Carolyn, of Lyndonville, and Mrs.
Charles Darling, Jr., from Ohio, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. M.
i Taplin at the B. & T. club fair Tues
day.
| The schools and the Village I'M
provement society are cooperating in
the cleanup" movement for the first
week in MAY. 1t is hoped that ev-
| erybody will catch the spirit and Join
/ IN the effort to make the village more
beautiful.
/ About a dozen members of the
Willoughby Fish & Game club joined
In bee to construct dam on q
brook leading into Long pond Satur-
/ day, in which they planted $4,000
brook trout fry. The screen will be
removed in the fall so that they may
drive into Long pond.
Hospital notes: Miss Myra Doug
) lass recently enjoyed weeks vaca.
ton from her duties at the Orleans
, hospital. She visited her sisters al
: Coventry and Irasburg. George E
Goddard of Barton was brought the
18th for treatment and is getting
along finely. Mrs. Willard Magoon Of
Newport was operated on by Dr. AL
len the 18th. III. H. Hardy of Or
, leans had an index finger badly injur
ed last week. The finger became in
fected and was amputated at the hos
pital. A son was born to Mr.. anc
! Mrs. Harold F. Mason of Orleans the
oath.
!, Intervale Chapter o. E. S. held it.
: annual meeting last Thursday even
ing. The officers for the year ensu
ing are as follows: w. M, Miss Ju
line Rogers; w. p, F. J. Kinney; A
M, Mrs. Elgie Kinney; Cond, Mrs
Gertrude Sylvester; Asso. Cond., Mis-
Stella Twombly; Sec, Mrs. Edit
Stoddard; Treas, Mrs. Hazel Allen
Mar, Mrs. Ethel Hardy; Chap, Mrs
Winifred Searles; Adah, Miss Glenn
rner Converse; Ruth, Mrs. Marion
Moulton; Esther, Mrs. Inez Bassett
Martha, Mrs. Bertha Billiard; Electa
Miss Elsie Skinner; organist, Mis-
Viva Potter; warder, Mrs. Alic
Pierce; sentinel, Daniel Dewing.