Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-12-20

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which is of concern to all. The mat
ter demands the best thought and
closest attention.
Mrs. j. W. Mcfarland, for the holi-
days.
Clarence Drown, son of Herb
Drown, was taken to Orleans hospl-
tai this morning to be operated on for
appendicitis.
Two representatives of the Shom-
bow Shuttle Co., of Woonsocket, R.
l., called on the J. w. Murkland Co.,
Thursday on business.
CRYSTAL lake froze over December
16 this year, the earliest in many
years and the water is much lower
than usual when it closes in.
Recent guests at Hotel Barton in
clude J. D. Whittier of Burlington;
E. A. Fox of Barre, George L. Koe-
mig and E. c. Robinson of New York.
Miss Lola Sargent of Glover, who
has been a missionary in China for
some time, is on her way home, ar
irving in SanFrancisco, Cal, Satur-
day.
Frank Durkee, who has employ
ment in Fitchburg, Mass, was home
for the weekend. His wife and
daughter returned with him and will
make their home there.
W.. E. Hanson has recently pur-
chased the Hayden farm, stock and
tools in Albany. This place was
once owned by Mrs. Hanson's grand
father, VIM. Hayden.
Sunbeam Rebekah Lodge, No. IT:
will hold it's regular meeting Tuesday
evening, December &c. Election of
officers. The meeting is called at
7.30 sharp.
Miss Viola ST. Onge, who has been
home for several weeks on account of
to the Boston City hospital, to again
take up her training for a nurse.
An eight-year-old daughter of Mar
cisse Pelland of West Glover was re-
Gently operated on by Drs. Hastings
and Farmer of ST. Johnsbury. A
large quantity of pus was taken from
her lungs.
The following letters are advertis-
ed as uncalled for at the postoffice
of the week ending December 20:
Edwin B. Wilde, Emmanuel Char
bonneau, A. G. Gilbert Company, and
| MIS-. MlnIllG JOuIlSOU.
The Monitor stated last week that
o. M. Rowell of Albany was elected
vice president of the Vermont Farm
Bureau Federation. Several Vermont
papers carried this report but it was
Mrs. Rowell, who was elected to this
office.
Raymond, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred May, had his right hand seri'
1 ously cut Saturday by coming in con
tact with his fathers axe while they
we're chopping wood, severing two
bones and the ligaments of his little
finger.
The next meeting of the Woman's
Literary Club will be held with Mrs
Ora Caron on December 27, at TAI
o'clock. This is the Christmas meet
J ing and each member is requested tx
bring a gift not exceeding 10 cents
in cost.
Louis J. Mennier of Burlington
general agent of the Grand Unio1
Tea Co., was in town Friday ant
placed the agency with C. A. Berr.
for their full line of teas, coffees
spices and other products, with prem
iums. ad,
Tomorrow evening, December Fl
there will be a musical and comedy
drama given by the pupils of ST. Pau
R. C. school in Crystal Lake hall
Refreshments may be had after tn
play. The proceeds are for the ben
eft of the church.
F. D. Pierce has presented Orlean
Lodge, No. 55, F. and A. M, a beau
tiful candelabrum to be used at tn
altar, this being the second gift fror
the family. His father, H. C. Pierce
presented the lodge with Bible sew
eral years ago.
/ George Koenig of New York, treas
urer of VESSEL, Nickel & Gross
in town with an accountant to estat
lish bookkeeping system in the locs
plant. Two additional dry kilns ar
to be built at once. Work is pre-
crossing on the machine shop whic
the company is building.
!, The public library will be close
> Christmas and-New Years days. Pa
irons of the library are requested t
return all books before January
After that date the library will b
> closed until further notice, while re
cataloging is being done by expert
from the state Library Commission.
= Marshall Freehart, proprietor {
: the Corner Sanitary grocery stor
! !, wishes to thank his customers an
friends for their patronage for tf
past year and wishes to all Merr
II Christmas and Happy New Yea
r He will endeavor to serve you in tl
coming year even better than in tt
# past. a6
l. conv of tho Snrinof,ald Mass
Union of December IL, tells of tt
le annual meeting of the Vermont ass
g citation of that city, and says that
F. Percival, formerly of this pla,
,e and always taking deep interest
h. Barton, was reelected president. II
ID paper carried picture of Mr.. Pc
4 cival. The Vermont Association
=, Springfield is quite an influential o
A. ganization.
The Afternoon Study club held j
4 r,oofinn Nth Mrc No ~,