Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-10
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Mrs. Florence (Blackburn) Fuller
of Plainville, Mass, is caring for
Mrs. Myrtle Perley, who is gaining
nicely.
The Orleans library has received
four books of fiction from Mrs. III. r.
Baldwin and a gift of $500 from q
friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Skinner visited
in Charleston and Morgan few days
last week and incidentally did some
fishing. So
1t is reported that the J.. G. Turn
bull Co, has bought the j. A. Bates
barn for place to keep their teams
and trucks.
Harold Amidon of Mortified is
visiting his friend, O. d. Mathews,
and the two are combining visiting
with fishing.
Miss Genevieve Phillips played the
piano in recital given at ST. Johns
bury by the pupils of Frank Harris
last Saturday.
Chas. r. Taplin and Walter Huohes
are summoned to appear at Windsor
next week to serve as jurors in the
u. S. circuit court.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Wiley of Cor
NTH were in Orleans last week. Mrs
Ida Wiley returned to Corinth with
them for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and MIS-. A. R. Bennett recent
ly entertained their daughter and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hodges, of
Franconia, N. H., few days.
The thanks of the O. H. S. and the
baseball loving public are due F, j.
Kinney for publishing the baseball
schedule in convenient form.
Rev. R. A. Hamilton is attending
the state conference of Congregation
al churches at Springfield this week.
Sixteen Orleans girls expect to go
to the Older Girls conference at ST.
Johnsbury the last of this week, chap
eroned by two of the teachers. Miss
Gladys Hall and Miss Ruth Aldrich.
The Red Cross thrift shop will be
open from to o'clock Friday after
noon, May 18th. 1t is understood
that this is the last sale for the pres
ent.
Members of the o. H. S. Alumni
association met with Miss Lucy Han
cock Monday to consider plans for
the annual banquet the last week of
school.
The May committee of the Ladies'
Aid society will serve fish chow
der supper in the Congregational YES
try Friday, May 18th, from $50 until
all are served.
Mrs. E. N. Frenholme and son
have returned from a two weeks
stay at Ayers Cliff. The doctor
went up Saturday night and return
ed with them Monday.
Among those on the sick list are
Miss Edith Lothrop, Norma Fletcher,
Mrs. H. S. Webster, Mrs. Edna Dut-
Gertrude Gray and Wilfred ST. Marie.
Irving Evans of BURLINGTON, who
has been chauffeur for E. E. Doe the
past two seasons, has returned to Or
leans to take up the same position.
His friends are pleased to have him
back.
Mrs. H. B. Smith recently enter
tanned her son, George Chamberlin,
of Lowell a few days. While here
Ralph caught nine-pound steel head
trout in the village.
A. D. Phillips entertained nine of
his old hunting party friends at his
camp dC OHdUOW lake OuHudy n ISL
dinner was promised but as the fish
did not accept the invitation, bacon
came to the rescue.
Fred Coburn died at the Fanny
Allen hospital at Burlington Sunday.
The remains were brought to Or
leans Monday and the funeral was
held Tuesday. The interment was in
Pleasant View cemetery.
Miss Minnie STANDARDS cottage at
Willoughby lake was recently brok-
en- into and all the locks broken, but
evidently the vandals did not find
what they were looking for as moth
ing appeared to be missing.
Several teachers in the Lyndonville