Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-04-19

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Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Young have
new baby boy. Congratulations.
Mother and child are in Boston at
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rand of Ma
tick, Mass, visited their daughter,
Mrs. G. A. Barney, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. d. P. Rowe is spending her
Easter vacation with her husband.
They went to visit his people at Bar
net over Sunday.
G. w. Powers of Derby is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Minnie Johnson,
in Orleans, and her sister, Mrs.
Maude Elrick, in Barton.
c. r. Taplin and C. M. Dwinell
were IN Boston few days last week
Investigating supplies and costs for
| the new schoolhouse plans.
Mrs. C. A. Harris has returned
from three weeks stay with her
sister, Mrs Badger. The nephew,
Kern Badger, who was i'll, is better.
Most of the New England tele-
phone operators of Orleans attended
meeting of the Telephone Operators
Union at Newport Monday evening
Miss Mae Wiley was called to
| Lyndon Center last week by an acct
! dent to her sister, Mrs. N. G. Simp-
| son, who was badly scalded by hot
water.
| F. H. Wright is closing out his
teaming business and will have an
4 Sof1 10
| the livery business with both cars
: and horses.
Mr.. E. D. Stafford returned
from Massachusetts Monday. He has
/ been with his daughter, Mrs. G. B.
Stowe, of Millbury, Mass, much of
j the winter.
There is a new daughter at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Doe. Con-
gratulations. Mrs. Luna Hilliker of
Newport is caring for the mother and
/ child.
| Mrs. Myrtle Perley had the mis-
! fortune to fall into an open ditch
| Thursday evening and fracture one
bone in the lower limb. Mrs. Ray
Shaw is caring for her.
o. B. Dodge has been confined to
! the bed for about week. He has
been very poorly for some time and
| probably would have been better off
! in bed many days before he gave up.
! Boy Scouts who desire to enroll in
! the Orleans Troop and have not as
! yet paid the annual registration fee
of so cents will kindly do so before
. May LIST. Money may be paid either
/ to Mr.. Pierce or Mr.. Hamilton.
S. Platt Jones gave fine enter
! tainment at the Opera Hall Monday
evening. Let us hope he comes again.
! The net receipts for the baseball as
! ISOLATION were about $50. Thanks
are due C. V. Wiley who provided the
! entertainer.
The Village Improvement Society
will hold it's annual meeting at 800
o'clock Friday, April %, at the libra
ry. The books will be closed April
! 20. One committee has been appoint
| ed to submit nominations and anoth-
er to submit a proposed revision of
| the constitution.
Valley Lodge F. and A NJ held it's
annual meeting last Thursday even
ing. The following officers were
/, elected for the year ensuing: w. NJ,
Chas. R. Taplin; S. W., Karl S. Web
ster; J. w., Fred A. Bennett; secre-
,tary, A. H. SWEET; treasurer, F. j..
Kinney. The appointive officers are
| not yet announced.
At the suggestion of the state fish
and game commissioner, Can't. H. P.
Sheldon, the Willoughby Fish and
! Game club have submitted the names
of about % of their members who
will be appointed as deputy game
| wardens to assist in securing an OBJ
servance of the fish and game laws.
This means an added interest in true
craftsmanship for the true sport,
, and hard lines for the offender.
Through the courtesy of Jesse Bar
rows, a former Orleans boy, the six
Orleans people who were recent Wis
itors at Washington were introduced
to President Harding at the White
House They also were privileged to
meet Congressman Dale and Senator
Dillingham;. Mr.. Barrows is young
man who has made good He has
responsible position in department
which brings him in close touch with
the president.
At the w. C. T. u meeting held
Tuesday afternoon at, Mrs. Benefits
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs. K.
A. Hamilton; vice president, Mrs.
Pearson; secretary, Mrs. A. r. Ben
nett; treasurer, Mrs. F. Brown; pro-
gram committee, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs.
Locke, Miss Wiley. The % MEM
bers and guests present enjoyed So
cial hour with the serving of refresh
ments after the meeting.
J. II. Dickens will sail from Boston
for Liverpool. England, SATURDAY.,
April 10th. He came b America 10
N1.4o az eXpcILIiAs 10 Ienlaln a ~oIl-
paratively short time, but seemed to.
like the country and tarried until the
war came on and then from year to
year until now. He is rs years of
age, of retiring disposition and well
liked by those who were fortunate
enough to know him well. He has
made his home with his son, Harry
Dickens. He has wife and two
daughters and one son in England
with WHOM he will make his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. H. Akley were s,.r-
Dricad Monday evening ADril 17ta,