Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-07-14

The Christian Endeavor society will
serve ice cream on the lawn near the
band stand on Saturday evening,
weather permitting. In this instance
two things can be accomplished at the
same time, with no extra charge,
listening to the concert and eating ice
cream.
The ladies of Crystal lake grove will
entertain the Congregational ladies
society at Mrs. Barron's cottage to
morrow (Thursday). Boats will he
at the club house for transportation at
10 o'clock sharp. If the weather is
rainy the meeting will be postponed
until Friday.
Erwin A. Pearson, son of DR.. ]. A.
Pearson of this place, and Miss Annie
Douglass of Greenfield, Mass, were
married there Tuesday, July 6. They
will reside at Greenfield where Mr..
Pearson has q position with the Peer
less company. The Monitor extends
congratulations.
Miss Ethel Church of Barre and
Walter Lewis Of West Glover, now
employed in the Office of Pllsbury &
Baldwin here, were married at
Vershire on Tuesday, July 6. The
remainder of last week was spent
camping at Baker pond. They will
reside here for the present. Con-
gratulations.
H. j. Stannard and C. L. Erwin are
at Wiloughby in attendance upon the
meeting there this week of the United
SuperinteDdents. Hon. Mason S.
Stone, State Superintendent of
Education and Hon. w. S. Washburn,
OF Washington, D. c., and other
distinguished men are also present.
The conference lasts all of this week,
opening Monday afternoon.
At meeting last evening of those
interested in promoting the granite
industry here. George r. Scott, w. w.
Hartwell and P. L. Webster were elect
ed building committee to erect the
proposed shed and have already begun
preparations. Another meeting is called
for Friday evening at 8 o'clock at
Seaver's hall for important business
and everyone interested should make
an effort to be present.
Mrs. f. H. Pilsbury, Mrs. j. F.
Batchelder and Miss Gertrude Skinner.
stopping at j. F. Batchelder's for a
time, met with mishap below St.
Johusbury, when Mrs. Pillsbury's car
went over an embankment. The
machine was somewhat jammed up
but the occupants escaped with only
bruises and wrenches that resulted in
lameness. It was very fortunate that
all came out as we'll as they did. The
accident was caused by the going out
of the headlights.
The annual union Sunday school
picnic Of the Congregational church
and M. E. church will be held Wednes.
day. July Fl, in the grove at the out
let of May brook on land owned by the
syndicate. This is very pleasant
place and is being made attractive by
the owners. There is nice road
leading to the place from the foot OF
able the picnic will be held the first
pleasant day. This is basket picnic
and everyone is invited.
The funeral of the late E. H. Web
ster was held at the M. E. church
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
The church was we'll filled witt
friends. relatives and comrades, ant
Rev. W. B. Dukeshire spoke fttingl.
of this noble life. He spoke of hi
kindness. his thoughtfuless, hi
bravery and his manliness. Thos,
present at the funeral from out O.
town we're: DR.. G. A. Webster, Solol
Webster and Miss Veda Buchanan, O
Boston Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Webster
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webster, Mr.
and Mrs. E. P. Webster, and Mr.. AM
Mrs. Frank Buchanan, of Irasburg
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Wright, Mr.. ant
Mrs. W. Q. Wright and Wright Ken
dali. of Westfeld: Mrs. Eliza Webste
and son, Arthur Webster, and Mr.. AM
Mrs. Erwin Clark, of West Burke
Albert Webster, of South Albany
Mrs G. L. Rogers, of Newport Cente
and Tom Kendall, of Troy.
St. Pauls Church Notes.
Mass here at 9 80 Sunday and at Eas
Albany at IL m.
SOUTH BARTON.
Walter Friend is work ing for Aaro1
Annis.
F. F. Thrasher was away few day
last week.
Mrs. g. I. Drown has returned fror
Littleton, N. II.
Mrs. Jane Duke has finished wor
for johnnie Forrest.
George L.. Duke and family OF Lyn
donvilie visited relatives here.
Miss Eta Folsom has finished he
school at Derby, and is at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Duke of Barto
visited relatives here over Sunday.
IL Mrs. Henry Brooks and three chill
: dfe en- visited friends at Westmore las
Monday.
J, Miss Fields of Lebanon. N. H.,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Hem
: mings, for time.
] Do not mistake the "Willoughb
3 Cash Store" for the Willoughby stor
} which was built by the w. w. &
3 Co. last fall.
Amos Drown and family of Spring
field, Mass, who have been visitin