Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-31

munion service.
The home team was defeated by the
Albsnys at Albany Aug. q, by score Of
81. Day pitched an excellent game for
Irasburg and had very good support.
RowelI pitched a good game for Albany.
The same teams played at Irssburg Satur-
day, Aug. %.
Mr.. F. b. Webster of Boston, who is
well nown here, has recently presented
the M. z. Conference of New England the
sum OF one thousand dollars. This society.
which lost its entire fund through the
theft of its treasurer, Allen, is now tryiog
TO raise another fund, and Mr.. Webster's
timely gift will be greatly appreciated.
LOWELL.
Mrs. Lee Porter is entertaining her sister,
Miss Farrell.
Harrie Weilman was in Hanover, N. H..
two days last days week making arrange
ments for entering Dartmouth college.
The Brigham academy students begin
the fall term this week. Miss Sybil War
rem and Miss Maude Harding will attend
the normal school at Johnson.
The entertainment and sale held by the
ladies of the NJ. E. church on Thursday
and Friday was a success in every way.
The concert Thursday evening was fine,
local talent being assisted by Misses Stick
ney and Erwin of Newport Center, B. b.
Blake Of Eden and Prot. A. r. CowIes of
Barton, the latter furnishing fine piano
for use In the concert. A fine supper,
chicken pie, was served Friday evening
and many useful articles sold. The pro-
ceeds were about SS5.
MORGAN CENTER.
M. G. Burbank is rapidly recovering
from his recent illness.
Mrs. Elmer Pinney of Newport and Mrs.
W. A. Goddard Of Holland visited at g. w.
Bryant's last week.
The ladies of this village will furnish an
old fashioned supper in Woodmen's hall
Friday evening, sept. A. Proceeds to go
toward painting the church.
NEWPORT.
F. P. Davis house is being shingled.
Archibald Wells has returned from
Washington.
Mrs. Henry Cham berlin has rented her
house to F. w. Carr.
f. c. Blanchard has purchased the Ex-
change block of P. j. Farrell.
Rev. A. F. MacGregor has returned from
his vacation at Old Orchard.
Miss Florence Ash of Lisbon, N. H., has
been visiting Mrs. H. A. Wright.
H. R. Flowers new automobile has ar
rived and it works to perfection.
Mrs. M. H. Brown of st. Adams is visit
ing her mother at Lindsay Beach.
Geo. H. Flint attended the Sunday
school convention at Troy last week.
Miss Mary Warnock left Friday to at
tend normal school in Connecticut.
Miss Inez Miller is having vacation.
Part of the time she will spend in Bigelow,
Maine.
v. N. DEM ming of Bellows Falls acted
clerk on the Newport and Richford during
the absence of Mr.. Joslyn.
DIR. Palmer and family who have been
visiting at G. 81. Prouty's have returned
to their home In FramiDgham, Mass.
N. A. M. Cattanach is home from New
York for a few weeks, and he with the
other members of the family are having
an outing at Holbrook's Park.
The Methodist Sunday school took a
trip through tbe lake on Wednesday. The
day was beautiful and large crowd took
of the excursion. Many stopped
at the Mountain House and climbed the
Mrs. Clara Robinson and Mrs. Alice
Story have returned from vacation in
Saratoga Springs, trip through Lake
Cha mplain and Lake George and after a
stop in Albany N. Y, trip down the
Hudson to New York thence home.
The Lady of the Lake met with an an
noying if not dangerous accident in the
breaking of her shaft pms just as she was
leaving Magog Thursday afternoon. AS
this reno cred ner utterly helpless, she was
taken in tow by the "John A" and arrived
at Newport at 90 a. M, Friday. 1t will
be few days before she is ready to make
her regular trips again but the Captain in
forms US that she will be ready on or before
Sept. I'd.
Sept. End the Masonic Lodge will take
their annual outing at Owls Head. The
boat will leave Newport at 700 a. M, pro-
coed to Owls Head and on to GeorgeviIle,
the excursion to be landed at Owls Head
to await the return of the boat from New
port in the afternoon when they will con-
tinue the trip through to Magog and re-
turn. Ample provision is made for shelter
In case of rain. A good band will be in
all day. Fare, round trip 20
cents. Can there not be good many take
this in?
No one could wish for a more perfect
day than was Wednesday, for the Regatta
at Lake Park, and no one can but feel re-
paid for attending. The cottages were all
so tastefully decorated and everyone had