Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-03-29
ORLkANs
Continued from opposite paxe.)


Barre, somewhat improved in health.
Roy Shippee is home from New
port, N. H., for short visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Ship
pee.
Miss Minnie johnson spent Friday
and Saturday in Boston, and her
friend. Don Farrar, returned with
her.
Paul French and Donald Dickens
are expected home from U. V. M. the
last Of this week for a short vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Alvin Billiard and Mrs. Her
bert Billiard went to Magog last week
to attend the funeral of the former
uncle.
Alfred Trip of Lyndonville visited
at Mrs. E. D. Stafford's last week
while UP to attend George Woodlands
| funeral.
Arthur Ryder has moved from Mrs.
Chamberlin's house on South Avenue
to G. w. Conley's house on Church
street.
Mrs. Helen M. Richards, secretary
of the Free Public Library Commits
sion of Montpelier was in town on
Thursday.
Those attending the Calico ball
Thursday evening at the Opera Hall,
dressed in calico, will be admitted at
| reduced rates.
Mrs. E. B. Wiley of Corinth is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G..
Bassett. Mrs. Bassett is much i'm
proved in health.
Work in the Valley House is going
on rapidly. Six new sleeping rooms
have been added. They are now able
to use so beds.
d. A. Trip has gone to Morrisville
to work for telephone company. 1T
is understood that the family will not
go until the roads are settled.
The lecture course committee sign
ed up with Walter T. Everest of the
Coit-Alber Platform Service organ
ization Tuesday for course for next
| winter.
Those recently on the sick list are
! Mrs. &C. E. Townsend, Mrs. Joseph
Sheltra and F. M. Andrus.
Later: Mrs. Sheltra passed away
early this Wednesday morning.
AS the result of a fall Sunday
morning Mrs. C. E. jenkins received
! a badly sprained ankle and severe
! cut on the wrist from a glass jar
broken by her fall.
Martin Brown of Boston and HI. B.
Moulton of Lisbon, president and vice
president of the Parker oung COM
pany, were in Orleans on business for
the company early this week.
The checker friends of Frank F.
Wheeler of Pasadena will be inter-
ested to learn that Mr.. Wheeler won
checker tournament there recent
ly, winning 121 out of 139 games.
HI. G.. Potter has moved from DR..
Wells house on East street into Mrs.
Ethel McGoff's house on Cottage
street. Mrs. Celia Perkins will have
the rooms vacated by Mr.. Potter's
family.
Mrs. George Smith, her daughter,
Mrs. Clarence Alger, and grand
daughter, Miss Ruth Alger, who came
| from Swarthmore, Pa, with Mr..
Smiths body, returned to their home
| Monday. - r..
Irving Evans of Burlington, who
acted as chauffeur for E. E. Doe
| last season, and has since been at
| tending commercial college in Bur
lington, has been visiting in Orleans
a few days recently.
| The committee which had in charge
the Village Improvement society NOV
ing picture benefit last week, wish to
thank all who helped to make it a
! success. They are especially, CRATE
full for the orchestra, which gave their
services without charge.
Mrs. Minnie Twombly expects ia
go to Boston this week to visit an
| nd nd
| there to Washington, where she will
join the Gross and SINNERS who are
on their way home from Florida. *
Mrs. C.. A. Harris went to New
York Monday night in answer to a
telegram announcing the serious ill
ness of her nephew, Kern Badger
be remembered as Miss Vera Church
i'll.
It is understood that the school
directors have hired as principal for
next year, Charles Rising of Rupert
comes very highly recommended by
| wife and two children.
The annual meeting of the Will.
loughby Fish and Game club will be
| noiQ at Cne Ndlloy house April llCn
| A banquet will be served in the newly
enlarged and renovated dining room
| Further particulars next week. State
and national speakers are expected. :
At meeting of the Orleans Com.
munity club last Wednesday evening
the subject of radio communication
was discussed somewhat and com
mittee appointed to investigate anC
report on the feasibility of installing
receiving set in the club rooms.
/ Mrs. Evelyn Alexander of st
Johnsbury, state tuberculosis nurse
was in Orleans Monday and Tuesday
This is her last visit on this work
She takes up private nursing unit
July LIST, when she goes to Mt. Sina
hospital in New York for a ST,
months post graduate course. Z
Library Benefit fair: Ginghan
jumper dresses, cretonne trimmed
aprons in sateen and unbleached mus
} lin, white or Powered sateen petit
coats, scalloped and finished will
crochet edge, are being made for thu
Library Benefit fair. These will b.
| made to your measurements if an or
der is left with the president, Mrs
A. H. SWEET. Finished work may bt
loft at the library