Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-11-15
ORLEANS
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her sister, Mrs. Eugene Bowley at
Newport. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Densmore are work
ing at ST. Johnsbury. Meantime they
have removed their household goods
from the Brown & Skinner block and
stored them.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Reed and two
children of st. Johnsbury visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. P. Adams
Sunday They were accompanied by
Miss Darling.
Miss Helen Cass went to her. home
at Richford over the weekend and
while away attended the U. V. M.
VS.. Norwich football game at Burling
ton Saturday.
Landlord Parlin is putting up
building 24x40 feet in which to hang
laundry. This is on Church street,
east of the hotel. B. A. Scott has
charge of the work
A card from Mrs L. E. Spafford,
dated at Baltimore, tells of the safe
arrival of herself and daughter, Dor
is, on their way to Florida by water.
She ,extolls the sea trip.
Miss Bernice Robinson, community
nursS has New England telephone
at her rooms at Mrs. Ida Willey's,
and Miss Olive Findlay has another at
her home on Maple, street
0. D. Mathews went to Burlington
Monday and brought Mrs. Mathew
home. They left the little son in thu
care of specialist. He seems to be
getting right start to grow now.
Mrs. Ibbiejean SWEET, D. D. g. M,
accompanied by goodly delegation
of Orleans members of the 0. E. S.,
went to Craftsbury Wednesday even
ing of last week to visit Mckinley
chapter.
DR.. and Mrs. V. P Genge and two
children visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Harris, last Thursday. The
doctor was working at the schools in
conjunction with the community
nurse, Miss Robinson.
Madeline Phillips celebrated her
18th birthday November Sd by invit-
ing several of her schoolmates to a
party. Games were played, refresh
ments were served and all joined in
trip to the movies.
The Book and, Thimble club through
the chairman, Mrs. r. A. Hamilton,
reports that this village recent
subscribed $40 for the Vermont Chill
dren's Aid Society and $45 for the
work of the Y. w. G. A.
"The Pennant," an operetta to be
given November 21st, by the senior
class, is progressing rapidly now.
Tickets will be ON sale soon. Don't
fail to come and enjoy yourself.
There will be dancing after the enter
tainment.
| 0. B. Dodge has received word of
the critical illness of his sister, Mrs.
R. A. Benjamin, of Montpelier, for
merly of Glover. She will be remem-
bered by many friends in Orleans
county. Later: Mrs. Benjamin passed
away this Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P Adams have
closed their home and gone to stay
with Mrs. A. D. Chandler for the
winter Miss Lillian Gallup, who has
been with Mrs. Chandler for the sum
mer, first returned to Boston and has
since gone to California for the win
ter
+ The lecture course committee will
soon solicit your support for the win
ter course. Be generous to your fam
lily and just to the community Seats
4 will be drawn at the Congregations
al chapel Monday evening, November
20, owing to rehearsal in the hall
that evening.
F. B. Jacques of St. Johnsbury
manager of the ST. Johnsbury district
for the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. was in Orleans Tuesday in con.
sultation with the executive commit
tee of the Orleans Community Relief
Association to arrange to have tho
community nurse look after cases Of
illness among the industrial policy
| holders of his company.
Your correspondent thought he
would get the names of every deer
j hunter but soon came to the conclu.
sion that it would necessitate a roll
call. 1t is safe to say that fair per.
centage of. the male population are
seeking venison this season and it is
a safe guess that the number of hunt
ers will exceed the number of deer
captured.
Hospital notes: Dr. and Mrs. F. D
| Badger of Newport were visitors
MONDAY. Miss Florence Perkins OF
i North Troy was operated on for ap.
Ependicitis by DR.. Ross of ST. johns
bury and Dr.. Cleasby on November 9
Miss Florence Bean of Newport, F
M. Andrus of Orleans and Mrs. M. L
Badger of Manchester were operated
on by Drs. Allen and Cleasby Monday
Mrs. T. Simmons died November
9Th, after an operation at hospita
in Montreal. The body was brought
to the home of her brother-in-law
E. Simmons, and taken to King.
Croft, Que, for burial She leave;
her husband and two daughters, Mis-!
Ida Simmons and Mrs. Ephrain
Neil, here, and many other relative:
in Canada to mourn her loss.
The Book and Thimble clubs me
with Mrs. Edna Harris and Mrs
Myrtle Perley November s. Invent,
members were present Program
Vermont Historic Places, "Qld Ben
nington," Edna Locke; "Old Haze1
Road" Irene Nye; "Lake Dunmore,
Florence ellis; music, Victrola. Te'
and waters were then served. TIL
club will meet at the Congre
gational chapel November 21st, witt
Marion Moulton and Elsie Skinner.
The Ladies' Society of the Congre
gational church will hold a fair in TIL
vestry Wednesday afternoon an'
evening, November %. Fancywork
house dresses, dresses for children
? aprons, candy, groceries, canned frui
and vegetables will be on sale. Pres
ents given with every purchase a
the advertising booth. Here is an OPP
portunity to purchase pretty am