Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-03

Irene Webster, intend to maketneI boliS
In Vermont during the summer.
A. P. Underwood. local manager OF the
Peerless factory, has broken ground Tor
new house on the lot between the resi-
dences of DR.. Nichols and DR.. Prime. Inc
cellar is being dug and will be 32x5o leee.
S. w. Webster of Boston, Mrs. Her
bert Robertson of East Jsffrey, y. d.,
and Piiny Mower of Winchendon, Mass,
were in town last week, being called acre
BY the death of Mrs. Irene Webster Oh
Irasburg.
Andrew Nault, man eighty-seven years
old, who has been in falling health for SIX
months, passed away Saturday. The fu-
neral was held at the Catholic church this
morning, and the remains inferred IN the
Catholic cemetery.
The big fish recently caught in the
lake have had the effect OF bringing good
many outsiders who like to fish into town
to try their luck for big game. Profes-
sionaI men and bakers of home bread are
the only lucky ones so far however.
The club house at the outlet of Crystal
lake is nearly completed. Mr.. Jackson
with large gang OF help is pushing the
work rapidly to completion. The stock
has practically all been taken and pros
poets are for strong organization.
John Keating Jr of West Lebanon, Nh,
| Miss Nellie Keating who has been teaeh-
| ing school at South Burlington, and Mrs.
Nora Piercs with her two daughters OF
| South Norwark, Conn, are visiting aE
John Keating's and G. W. Heath's for
/ few weeks.
TIE entertainment given by the band
last Friday evening deserved much larger
attendance than it had. The band is very
generous in giving the people open air
concerts and should be better supported
when they give entertainments for their
own financial support.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post-office July Sd. Please say
advertised when calling for these letters.
Ida AukiII, Mrs. Eve Clark. Mrs. Henry
Dudley, H. s. Nourse, Mrs. FIorance Phil
lips, Josie Rolfe, Albert Smith, G. L.
Thomas, Mrs. Myrtle Watson, Robert
Wilson.
Francis Jewell, Mrs. Jewell and their
daughter, Ruth, of LyndonvilIe are spend
ing a couple of months with Mr.. H. F.
j Pillsbury and Miss Ruth Ellis in the Pills
bury cottage at WiIIoughby. Mr.. Jewell
/ who is in the employ of the B. &. NJ. z. e
as telegraph operator, is somewhat out OF
health and is recuperating.
The Afternoon Study Club invite the
members of the Literary Club and theil
husbands or gentleman friends TO gpenc
the Gay at WilIoughby Lake Tuesday, July
18th, at the cottages of Mrs, Mossman ant
Mrs seaver. It is requested that as many a
possible accept this invitation. Transpor
tation will be provided for all.
The play, "Brookdale Farm" was givel
at Highland Hall last Tuesday evening tt
an exceedingly large audience, and wa
much enjoyed by all. After the play re
freshments were served and a social tim
was enjoyed. The st. Paul's dramatic clu
have given some exceedingly good plays 0
late, the proceeds of which go to help pa
for the church.
, On Saturday evening, June "a, wedding
occurred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M
j. Over, when their eldest daughter
Belva NJ, was united in marriage to MI
Sherman I. Rowland of West Burke by t b
Rev. W. c. johnson. After short trip +
Boston, Mrs. Rowland will remain wit
her parents until fall, when she will go &
her future home in West Burke. Con
gratulations are extended.
The banquet given by the o. E. S. las
! Friday night was success. The COLLATION.
served was very fine and much enjoyed b.
about one hundred and twenty five mem
bers and guests. The floral work in con
:. nection with the init1story service wa
very fine and much enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred PercivsI were Initiated as members @
the order. TIE music by mixed quartet
and by Mrs. JIM. Blake added much pleas
ure to the occasion.
Herbert and Fremont Frost of New Yorl
city, Levi Frost of Melrose Mass, an
Charles Frost OF Bevely Mass, last weal
: automobile trip by way Of the Whitemoun
tain notch to st. Johnsbury. At tina
place Fred Frost joined them and takinl
the train they came here "Wednesday t
, visit Aaron Drown and son, who enter
{ tanned them at their cottage at May Pond
They spent the day fishing with goo
j. succe SIS and declared they mad q most en-
S joyable time with their old friend Aaron
One of The most pleasant social events c
> the season was a reception in honor Of Rev
and Mrs. w. G. Johnson by the ladies c
the Methodist Episcopal church last Tues
o day evening. Friends of Mr.. and Mr.
: Johnson gathered at the church vestry
: the number Of about 100 where the even
ing was very pleasantly spent. The ban
= was in attendance and rendered excelIer
J. music which added much TO the evening
e eT jcyment. Cake and ice cream an
r punch were served.
A meeting OF the stockholders of tt
e Barton Beat Club Company will be held [
e the Club House Friaay evening at T:3
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