Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-07-28
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News and Views from This
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C. L. SHAEFFER, Local Editor

Minnie Stannard, Theda Wellman
and Margaret and Dorothy Knox spent
several days with Leigh Wellman at
Newport last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Wiggin spent
Monday and Tuesday in camp with A.
D. Wiggin and family at Trojan
Park" Memphremagog.
Harry WelIman of Hanover, N. H.,
and l.. B. Wellman and daughter Ferol
of Newport, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Smith last week.
Raymond Gardyne cracked his
shoulder blade in wrestling match
with his brother one day last week and
is obliged to carry his arm in sling.
Miss Knox of New York city and
Miss Annie Day. who are spending the
summer at Willoughby Lake, visited
friends in town last week Wednesday.
Miss Alice Thompson. Miss Clough
and Miss Pond from Boston, Mass,
are spending a few weeks in town.
They board at the Valley house and
room at Mrs. G. N. Leonard's.
Rev. w. r. Davenport was in Barre
one day last week to officiate at the
funeral of Mrs O. H. Reed, promin-
ent woman of that city and former
parishioner of Mr.. Davenport's.
Letters uncalled for at the postofice
this week are as follows: c.. P.
kenne, F. A. Knight, Richard Golf,
Estella M. Beck, R. A. Rogers, Miss
Inez Cousens and Ms. Emma L.
Houston.
At the meeting of the Village I'M
provement society held last Friday it
was voted to contribute S25 toward the
piano recently purchased for the opera
hall, also a committee appointed to
superintend baby show sometime in
August.
The ladies of the Congregat ional
church will give a lawn social to-
morrow evening Thursday, on the
church lawn. If rainy it will be held
in the church vestry. The ladies will
serve ice cream and cake. The band
will furnish music during the evening.
All are very cordially invited.
In regard to field day at Willoughby
Lake August IA, everything is pro-
sports several events have been added
! l.
cert in the evening will be under the
direction of M. M. Taplin and Rev. G..
L. Shaeffer. There will be a chorus OF
fifty voices. and a reader. So much
interest is being manifested through.
out the county, that the committee are
charging their plans for the day
sports, and expect to have one of the
best field days ever held in northern
Vermont.
EAST CHARLESTON
Miss Rose Gray is entertaining /;
sister.
Roy Piper has moved his family t,
Lyndonville.
Mr.. Brown of Lawrence, Mass, i
visiting at Will Roby's.
Henry Ingalls, is staying with hi
brother, w. D. Ingalls,.
Mrs. Carrie Wheeler Of Island Pom
, is the guest of her father, Alonz
: Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Buck of Yves
, Derby visited relatives in town las
week.
Earl Pelsue of Rutland is spendin
his vacation with his uncle, II.
Hudson.
Mrs. Childs of Coaticook is VISITING
her sister, Mrs. Gilman Hill, and othe
: relatives.
Miss Laura Whitehall of Browning
j Merrill Lewis.
= Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Trip and tw
: sons have gone to their cottage g
Willoughby for the rest of the summer
The topic for the C. E. prayer NEE
: ing August 5. Life lessons for me fro
the book of Acts. Leader, Mrs. c.
Barney. Conservation meeting.
James Miller died July 20. tt
: funeral services were held at his hon
+ Thursday, July %. The body W,
taken to Island Pond for burial. MI
|: Miller leaves widow and one sol
! who have the sympathy of the cor
!; munity in their sad loss.
!; WEST CHARLESTON
! Perley Davis is entertaining b
!; mother.
!: Will Longeway is at home for IL
:: summer.
! Mrs. George Dane has been i'll I'll
i past week.
j. Mrs. Emily Maplesden has returnt
:. from Derby.
!. Miss Grace Knight has been visitir
:: friends in Morgan.
!: Wallace Brown and family hay
j moved to Morgan Gore.
j Mrs. Fred Huntress of Orleans
:: visiting her father, John Smith.
:: Will Forte is having his house r
: paired. Ed. Hutchinson is doing t
+ work.