Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-08-18

Miss Mabel Cobb with Helen and
with Marjorie have been spending a
magog.
Will all who have table linen or
dishes belonging to the Congregational
church vestry, please return them to
said vestry at their earliest con-
venience.
Mrs. A. R. Houghton of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Seely of Dorchester, Mass, are camp
ing in Mrs. Lena Ovens cottage in
Crystal Lake grove.
On the second Sunday evening of
September Rev. w A. Warner will
begin series of evening lectures on
England in Cromwell's S Time and It's
Effect on History"
M. E. Gaskell, breeder of bantams,
offers silver cup valued at SIS at the
fair this fall for the best exhibit of
Rose Comb bantams. This is the first
cup offered at this fair.
The Royal Amusement association
give show at Seaver's hall tomorrow
evening, presenting Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie Erickson in singing, dancing
and vaudeville acts.
F. C. Chaffee of Rochester will open
ia harness and shoe repair shop in the
King block next week. Mr.. Chaffee is
an experienced man at the business
and solicits your patronage.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Tower took
125-mile automobile trip in E. E.
Flanders machine through the county
Saturday., stopping at Morgan and
attending the celebration at Willough-
by.
Nearly everyone attended the field
sports at Willoughby Saturday. They
report the events slow in getting
started but otherwise good. Those
staying to the concert in the evening
! pronounced it very good.
Chief Judge of the Superior Court
w. w. Miles was IN Danville Saturday
to attend the outing of the Caledonia
county court, which included the court,
bar. jurors and officials of the last
term of court, at Joe's pond.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the postoffice:, E. H. Field,
Luena Patten, Charles F. Smith, Mrs
George Stone, Ruth Smith, Bessie
McFarlane. Please say they were
advertised when calling for letters.
The school building is undergoing E
thorough renovating before the fal
term begins. The floors are being
dressed over and the whole building
is being put in shining order. Clyde
Cooper is assisting the janitor. G. E
Buswell.
Work has been begun on the grounds
preparatory to moving the old schoo
building across School street to the
site purchased by the district. This
is fine location and will make fine
building for whatever the voters de.
eide to do with it.
The friends of Mrs. Nettie Rand
Miller will be pleased to learn that she
/ is so far recovered from her recent
surgical operation as to be able to be
moved after two months in Carney
hospital, Boston, to her uncle's home
in Stoneham.
Examinations for admission to the
high school, under the state system,
will be held in room as at the academy
building, Thursday and Friday, August
2e and 27. beginning at 9 O'Clock, a. m.
Paper will be furnished.
Wilmond Warner, superintendent
district schools.
The ladies are planning two local
talent entertainm ents for two nights
jiof1 fair week for the benefit cf the
reading room. Most of the nome
talent along all lines have taken Iiarts
and the entertainments will be worthy
the patronage of everyone. Watch,fo
further announcement.
The horses from the park have gone te
Newport races today and tomorrow
H. A. Harding is with his horses F.
B. Lang has the Leach Stream Farm