Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-11-08

mittee in charge are Mrs.. Hazel AL
len, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Pliny Baird and
Mrs. Wiley.
Ross Gill, of the Nellie Gill Play
ers, is working in the Fletcher print
shop. 1t seems that he has had ex-
perlence as a printer as well as on
the stage. We are glad to have him
in the community
Hale Mason and family spent Sun
day at the home of his mother in Bar
net. They carried his aunt, Mrs.
Charles Chapman of Coventry, who
will remain at Barnet with her sister,
Mrs. Mason, for the winter.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
| Congregational church are planning
fair to be held in the vestry during
| the afternoon and evening of Novem-
Der 22d. They will have fancywork,
aprons, candy and groceries for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Wilder and
daughter, her mother, Mrs. Carbee of
Coventry, and her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Cook, of Newport recently spent sew
eral days visiting relatives at Leba-
non, N. III.
/ With all the other matters that
take up attention do not forget the
annual drive for Red Cross member
ship begins Armistice day, November
18th. Membership is only $1.0O and
even to have the honor of taking part
in that great work is worth the price.
Rumor has it that Fred King and
Miss Mabel Freegard were married
at the Catholic church this morning.
Mr.. King is from Charleston, but is
now employed in the Parker-Young
: mills and Miss Freegard's home has
been with her father, Bert Freegard
in Orleans for several years past.
A card from DR.. Lanphear, dated
at Orlando, Fla, October 28th, tells
of their safe arrival after rough
water and road trip. Temperature
that day, 85. He also stated thai
B. O. Smith arrived the day be-
fore and had already bought bun
galow. Possibly B. o. will tell us
about it later.
! Gordon Joslyn drove up from
Greenfield, Mass, Saturday and car
ried Mrs. Joslyn and little son PACK
with him Monday. The two have
Ibeen with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Winget, for several weeks. MIS-
low Buffum, nurse who mas peer
caring for Mrs. O. D. Mathews, re-
turned with them.
Mrs. A. D. Chandler recently Gel
ebrated her ODD birthday and Is yer!
, grateful to the many friends why o1
their kind words, cards and glfts
helped to make the day one of pleasan
recolIections. Let it also be notice
that she did not fail to get out ane
register her vote Tuesday. Winston
Hall, another aged voter, is just pass
ing his Goth milestone.
C. S. Skinner, Maynard Skinner
and Roy Skinner spent several day.
about Topper lake, Cranberry LAM
and other New York points recent!
in the interests of their lumber busl
ness. When arrangements are com
pleted Maynard Skinner will maxi
his home at Derby Line near the com
pany's lumber business in the vicinit.
! of Derby Line and Holland.
Miss Bernice E. Robinson of Haver
hill, N. H., is the new nurse recent.
. employed by the Orleans Communit.
'iRelief association. Miss Robinson i
:. registered nurse and has had som
experience in similar work before
She comes highly recommended an
!, the hearty cooperation of the entlr
community is earnestly desired. Sh
rooms and boards at Mrs. Ida Wiley
ION corner of Water and Schoo
: streets.
Miss Mona Bickford is having
: weeks vacation from the Austi
pharmacy and with friend is Wis
4 iting an uncle in Norton and pur
suing the elusive deer. Later: Mis-
l Bickford's ri e d, II a RI ey v
Stevens of Newport, telephoned "A. [
e Austin Monday evening asking him t
set up the cigars with the compl1
ments of Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens. NOV
the query is which kind of deer the
0 are hunting for.