Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-07-21
Orleans News Page
News and Wives from This
Hustling Village
c.. SHAEFFER, Local Editor

Dana Trip from Lowell, Mass, is
spending his vacation in town with
relatives.
Mrs. Frank Hunt who has be en-
at Lake Willoughby the past week. is
quite sick.
Mrs. John Neddo returned Saturday
after spending the week in Troy with
her parents.
Miss Mabelle J. Hurlburt of Bridge
port. Conn.,, is visiting at the Congreg-
ational parsonage.
Mrs. Chandler and Miss Eaton have
gone to Willoughby for the remainder
of the season.
Miss Fairchild Of Newport. N. H.,
spent last week with her aunt, Mrs.
B. F. d. Carpenter.
H. G. Humphrey and family Of
Springfield, Mass, visited at Marshall
Clements over Sunday.
Mrs. Hanscom, sister of Mrs. M. M.
! Taplln, is spending the month Of July
in Barton with friends.
Miss Juline Rogers left Tuesday
night for Oak Bluffs, Mass, where sh e
Will SpGllu GIe SuulLu0E.
Miss Blanch Churchill is spending
her vacation at Willoughby Lake, with
Mrs. A. c. Harris ard family.
Vera and Ruth Churchill returned
Monday night, after vacation of a
week with relatives in Danville.
The High school boys returned Mon
day after two weeks outing with
Prof. Fletcher in New Hampshire.
. Rev. Mr.. Dukershire of Barton,
preached in the M. E. church in ex-
, change with Mr.. Davenport Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams and
Miss Lillian Palmer spent Sunday at
Willoughby Lake with Frank Hall and
family.
: Word was received FROM Dan L.
Clark that he is on the gain. and his
many friends hope. for speedy
recovery.
v Miss Alice Thompson and her friends
Miss Pond and Miss Clough from
Massachusetts, are the guests Of Mrs
c. N. Leonard.
M. M. Taplin was in st. Johnsbury
5 Saturday where he sold a horse anc
fourteen building lots, belonging te
t Charles Rogers.
Mrs. L. E. Spafford and daughter
also Dale Whipple returned after two
weeks vacation in Boston, Mass, ant
Portland, Maine.
Prayer meeting in the Congregation
: al vestry Wednesday night at 1880
Sunday school at IL o'clock and C. E.
: at o'clock D. m. Sunday.
]. Three brick masons from Lisbon
N. H., arrived Monday night to la!
= the foundation for the new boile
u house of the +. l.. Chandler Co.
O Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hooker from
a st. Johnsbury. spent Sunday at tn,
Valley House. Mrs. Hook er's mother
Mrs. E. H. Lothrop will spend tn
q week in St. Johnsbury.
Our readers will please bear in min
that our local editor is away on
e vacation and if news seems a littl
Is scarce from Orleans. until his return
remember we all have to tax
n vacations.
II Miss Winifred Williams the steno
grapher of the mills at Lisbon, N. H
y has been engaged by Mr.. Doe t
n examine the books here at the mill i
place of M. Hayden who was her
last year.
). The members of the Village In
provement society are requested t
meet with Mrs. j. H. Brown on Fri
day July 23rd, at 3 o'clock %. n
-. There is business to transact tina
j. requires the presence of the genera
membership.
:: Morse and Dana Parker were YER
:: pleasantly entertained Saturday afte,
I! noon at the home of their parent
: Deacon and Mrs. S. B. Parker. III
!: birthday of the two brothers comm
:? the same day of the month which We
! quite an uncommon occurrence.
i Prof. c. F. Hall, who has been a
!: the Valley house for some weeks ba
I? gone to Wells River to pack his gooc
j. to be shipped to Topsfeld, Mass
|; where he will teach next fall. TOPS
! field is only short distance out {
j. Boston and is fine residential tow
+ Deacon S. H. Pearson of Coventr,
J. has purchased of Carl Skinner all h
!: real estate in Orleans, including h
+ residence on School street and thre
!. houses on Maple street. Mr.. Pearse
will reside in the School street res
I! dence. We are glad to welcome M
: Pearson to Orleans.
j. the Willoughby Fish and Game cit
:; will hold a field day at Willought
=: Lake August 18th. The commit.
j. have arranged for full program f
:; the day consisting of land sports
!: the forenoon and water sports in I'll
~ afternoon. The Orleans High scho