Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-30
THREE VILLAGES
Derby Line, Vt.-Rock Island, P. O.
Stanstead, P. Q.


The H oveys are DIT Lake Park.
1. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ball are at Lake Park
for few days.
Gen. Foster, Consul at Ottawa, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. A. T. Foster.
The Caswell's are up from Lake Park for
few days stay. Fed seems to prefer his
regular haunts. -.
Miss Katherine O'Rourk, the bookkeeper
at Caswell & O'Rourk's, was again at her
desk last Monday. -
A concrete work five feet wide is now
completed from the top OF the ''plsin hilP
to the college gates.
Col Charles E. Nelson has competed
very. extensive repairs on his residence,
and 1t Il greatly improved.
Gen. f. G. Bottertield was up from tie
lake Monday, looking "brown as berry >
Said they were having q. very enjoya ole
rest, an6 the colony all well.
Col Fl Stewart Haskell has bsen ep-
pointed guardian OF his son Sheaf, who IL
in an institution for the insane in Mon
treal, and is said to be hopelessy afflicted.
Jerry Hunt and family took al autono-
bile trip to North Troy Sunday. Mrs. EuE..
and. the children will remain for visit
with relstives and friends at their old
home.
Librarian Harold Stone is thinking OF
going to Boston to accept position, after
the closing of the library, Sept. 1, and
hopes to continue the stu ~ OF the pipe
organ.
! The Rev. and Mrs. J. Newton Emery
returned Tuesday from theiE trip to- Og-
densourg, n. Y, andssst tere:@ilI be re-
sumption of services at. the Universaiist
| church.
Ed. Audinwood was called to Charles
ton on Monday to embalm the body of
Reuben Palmer, a suicide. Ed. is very
busy and is evidently very skiliful at this
kind Of work.
The Rev. G. Ellery Reed and family of
Sherbrooke, the former Congregational
pastor here, arrived at Lake Park Tuesday,
| to spend six weeks rest as mem bers of
the park colony.
Mrs. W. M. Harvey and Leslie left by
the Allen line from Montreal for England.
on Wednesday. The Rev. Mr.. Harvey sc-
companied them as far as Montreal to see
them safe aboard.
The long looked for crossings in front of
the public library on Caswell avenue and
at the top OF the hill between John Gil
mores and Flint's are completed. "Every-
thing comes to those who wait"
F. w. Maloon and family are of the col
ony at Lake Park this week. F. w. comes
up for a few hours in the day. It's quite
the thing to go to the lake to spend part
of the daylight for our business men.
Boniface Cullens of the Derby Line Hote
is obliged to refuse many applications
from guests who wish to come for the
season. Under the management of tins
genial gentleman the house is becoming
very popular.
Charles H. Manser, Esq, is making al
extended trip TO Alberta, Can, partially
for pleasure, but largely for the purpose o.
loca .llg. Tae new northwest Is taxing
many OF our desirable young men, those
we need to keep our villages growing.
The W. C. 7. Q. held lawn fete. on til
grounds about Pierce Hall, Tuesday af -er
noon and evening. 1t vas 8 great success
and prccseds something handsome. I
was n bohalf CT ths flesh ar iuad. : i
progress in no uncertain degree wher
Protestants and Catholics work shouldei
to shoulder Tor temperance, as they did OF
this occasion.