Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-06-15


Church street.
Remember the special school meeting
tomorrow evening. There should be
a full meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Cowles left last
week for visit to their old home IN
Claremont, N. H.
Carl C. Hamblet attended the COM
mencement exercises at st. Johnsbury
academy last week.
DR.. and Mrs. A. T. Buswell and son
Henry spent several days with friends
in Newport last week.
Mrs. Wilbur Scott of Coventry called
on Mrs. G. E. King and Mr.. and Mrs.
N. E. Graves, last week.
Roy Skinner goes this week on the
retail coal dealers excursion to the
coal regions Of Pennsylvania.
The members of Hose Co. No. l are
notified to meet at the hose house Fri
day night at o'clock sharp.
Miss Anna Suitor of Leach Megantic
has been the guest of her uncle. John
Suitor, several days recently. ,
Geo. C. Lang has moved to one of
the tenements in Mrs. Edith Com
stocks house for the summer.
Mrs. Adelbert E. Drumming has re-
turned from the hospital. 1t is hoped
her health will be much improved.
The electric f1atirons are taking well
this hot weather. and 1t looks as
though a large number would be
sold.
Mrs. A. J. Dwyer of Sutton, P. O.,
was the guest of Mrs. A. K. Story
and Mrs. Boardman several days last
week.
Remember the special meeting of
Keystone chapter. No. 16, R. A. M.
gree.
The picture show here Friday even
ing was reported to be a tirst-class
affair. but there was small atten-
dance.
A. R. Stanford Of Baltimore, Md,
last week looking after Morgan
horses.
Mrs. Sophronia Hatch of New
Hampshire, formerly of this place, i:
in town making some visits among
friends.
Misses Grace Arthur and Bernie,
Hamblet are at Barre this week at
tending the graduating exercises a
Goddard.
Mrs. Charles E. Buswell Jr. took
trip to Derby and made her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers, a brief visi
last week.
w. F. Wormwood of Woodsville, N
H., has shipped another horse to H
A. Harding for training at Roarin!
Brook Park.
D. l. Grapes has bought L. A. viii
. son s stock of harnesses, blankets etc
and will sell them at reduced price
at his store.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker. VIII
have been visiting friends here, re
turned to their home at Weymouth
2 Mass, Saturday.
J. H. Burnham has a nice moto
boat which will be put on Crystal lax
this week tor the accommodation o
his hotel guests.
D N. A. Mcdonald and family hav
rented one of Prescelle's cottages an
> will spend several weeks camping i
3 Crystal Lake Grove.
Mrs. w. F. Magoon has gone t
2 Portsmouth, N. H., to visit friends
= and will go to Boston to stay severe
weeks among friends.
t Napoleon Damon is home from Low
ell, Mass, where he has been havin
. artificial feet fitted. He is able to q
! some walking on them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Wheeler of Wes
;. Burke visited relatives here on the
way home from the graduating exc
cises at Stanstead eollege.
The ladies of the Congregation
church will hold a lawn party on tt
church lawn Wednesday evening. Cal
and ice cream will be served.
:. Mrs. Mabel Drew Hedman of Cal
), May, N. j., who has been the guest
10 her aunt. Mrs. M. H. Brunning ar
other friends, has gone to Newport.
The band rendered a fine progra
:. Saturday evening to very appreciate
81 audience. The next concert will
in the park. Watch for the progral
: Mrs Mabelle Blake was called
Lowell Tuesday night to assist in
D. concert there, and to Eden Wednesd
evening, where she sang at conce1
r. Regular meeting of Orient chapte
No. 13, o. E. S., Friday evening, Ju
ck 19, at 80 sharp. Work. Refres
ments will be served after the wor
he Fred Knight has bought half int
est in the Teller & Lang teneme
10 house on Church street. Mr.. La
n sold his interest to Mr.. Teller so,
;. time ago.
g. Mrs. Mary Town of Morrisville spe
- a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
NJ Nc L. Archambault, recently, a
IT. Corinne and Lyle Archambault return
home with her.
~. EThe editor much enjoyed two n
trout sent him by DR.. Stevens fr
WilIo,,nbhv We o1oiy,o fo ho o.,