Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-09-16

Irving Joslyn left Sunday for Twin
Falls. Idaho, where he will join his
brother Carroll and where he has &C
cepted position on irrigation work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Williamson of
Plymouth and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Abbott of Woodsville, N. H., were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Person
recently.
Mrs. l.. E. Spafford went to Boston
to-day to purchase full line of new
house for Mrs. Spafford while she
is away.
Miss Ruth Skinner, daughter of
Senator Skinner, left Tuesday morn
ing for Wheaton seminary at Norton,
Mass, where she will take course
preparatory to entering college.
The following are the new students
from out of town in the high school:
Ruth Joslyn, Elsie Young, Carrie Co.
ing, Bloomington Roy Wells, Victor
Barrows, George Barrows, Irasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Matthews and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcclellan of
Boston have gone on a carriage drive
to Lowell, Morrisville, Burlington and
oeuCI pldCSS VI IuGcI0SG. Lucy SApSCt
to be gone about one week.
The work of building the west abut-
ment Of the bridge was again resumed
after Iull Of few days, and the
work completed far enough Monday
night to allow the bridgemen to begin
their work, which they did Tuesday
morning.
The regular meeting of the Knights
of Pythias Tuesday evening was we'll
| attended. Work was exemplifed in the
first and second ranks. Ice cream
| and cake followed. Everybody had a
good time. Come, boys, manifest
new interest. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Buzzo, who had
| opened lunch booth at the fair last
| week, have again returned to their
place at Lake Willoughby. Mr.. Buzzo
says he has done very good business
closes the store this week and returns
to his home.
Mr.. Jenne received a bad scalp
wound on the top Of his head in the
veneer mill yesterday afternoon by
having heavy angle iron fall upon
him from height of 10 feet. Five
stitches were necessary to close the
wound, which fortunately is not of a
serious nature.
Charles E. Clark found swarm of
/ bees a few days ago and succeeded in
swarming the bees and getting a ter
quart pail full of honey and comb
He is feeding the bees preparatory to
starting an apiary. There will I'm.
doubtedly be drop in the price Of
honey in the near future.
During the services at the Congrega
tional church on September 6 Miss
Claribel Somers of Irasburg sang the
following solos in her inimitable
manner: 80 Divine Redeemer" by
Gounod and Jerusalem" by Mendel
ssohn. 1t is always pleasure to hear
Miss Somers sing and so we mus
heartily say Come again."
On Thursday, the 10th of September
at the home of the brides parent:
in Burlington, Roy Daniel Skinner
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Skinner
and Miss Helen Lavinia, daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs. J. Clark Allen, wer,
united in marriage. Mr.. Skinner has
host of friends here and they all wish
them much joy and abundant success
: The schools opened Monday with
good attendance. The number in tn
high school room shows the largest en-
rollment in the history of the schoo
on opening day, and still few NOR
to hear from. The personnel of tn
faculty is the same as last year wit
the exception of Principal Maxfeld
! ! Prof. Maxfield comes we'll recommend
ed and has already made an excellen
impression. We bespeak for him an
the school an interesting and profit
: able year.
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