Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-06-30

i"iO uaoOA anu 1dLHIiy dIo SUOPPluS
at the Northampton cottage at Will
entertaining his mother and brother
of Barnet
Regular communion services will be
held in the Congregational church
next Sabbath morning. The offering
will be for the American Missionary
association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery will occupy
the tenement in Frank Churchiil's
house now occupied by. E. w. Merrill
who expects shortly to move into his
new house on Ordway avenue.
Mrs. @. B. Ordway is chaperoning
the following party at lake Willough-
by: Earl and Marion Ordway of Or
leans, Miss Whitney of Burlington and
Lonzo Smith of Philadelphia.
The Temple Bros. of Rutland re-
ceived an order for three monuments,
last week. One for the g. III. jones'
lot, one for the Horace jones' lot in
Bloomington and the third for the
W. w. Brennan lot.
B. I'D. Carpenter has been enter
tanning his brother, 81. D. Carpenter
of Hope, N. D. Mr.. Carpenter is the
owner of a large ranch in Dakota.
He left for his home Monday.
The Orleans Signal says "The
preaching services at the Oongrega-
tional church will be discontinued un-
til the first Sunday in September.p 1t
is only the Sunday evening preaching
service that has been discontinued.
A O. Austin attended the sixteenth
annual meeting of the Vermont State
pharmaceutical association at Pros
| pect House, Lake Bomoseen, Castle
| ton, last week. He left on Tuesday
to attend the Maine association meet
ing in Portland.
The E. L. Chandler Go. will COM
mence to put in a foundation for a
brick boiler and engine-room. The
roof will be made Of timber construct
ed with three inch plank for covering,
which the insurance company says
will be better than an iron roof.
The dust in the fire-room of the
sounding board mill of the b. L.
Chandler 90. caught fire at 8 O'Clock
Tuesday morning, but the room being
equipped with automatic sprinklers
16 of which went off and with the help
of five hose the fire was extinguisheo
without blowing an alarm.
M. M. Taplin, @. D. French and G L.
Shaeffer spent Saturday in Boston ir
behalf of the lecture association
They purchased of Henry F. Miller 6
Sons fine new piano for use in the
Opera hall. Style 80 rose, ~ octave
pianoforte. This piano is warranted
for FIVE years against any defect il
the manufacture.
The following pupils in grades 2 ant
3 had no absent or tardy marks dur
ing the term closing June IS: Mabe
Bennett, Vera Billiard, Isabelle Rood
Lena Ellis, Hazel Trip, Kenneth Per
ley and Cecil Wheeler. Vera Bullar'
and Kenneth Perley have had NJ
marks for year. Josephine Gedro
led the second grade with an averag
of 81 for the year; Kenneth Perle,
led the third grade with an averag
of 81 Walter Bowman missed n
words in spelling during the term.
a. BROWNINGTON.
Mrs. Arthur Taylor is gaining.
Mrs. Works is visiting friends i
, Lowell.
Max Newton has gone to Hartford
Conn.,, on visit.
Mrs. Barnum's mother, Mrs. Borigh
is in very feeble health.
T. G.. Crandall has improved b
house with coat of paint.
Miss Bessie Crandall entertaine
friends from Troy last week.
Mrs. Orpha Dale from Island Pon
visited relatives in town the pa
!, week.
: Thomas Davies from Springfield
Mass, visited relatives in town n
Gently.
4 Charles Cooley and two daughte
r from Manchester, N. Fl. are visiti1
at Jared Joslyn's.
:. Elbrige Currier, who has bee
Q visiting friends and relatives her
: has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Barry hay
t returned from Canada where the
g have been visiting.
Edith Hitchins, who went to I'll
Victoria hospital in Montreal, is hon
: again and is doing nicely.
= The Ladies' Aid society met wi
= Mrs. o. A. Grow last Wednesday a
ternoon. Thirty nine were prese
J. and enjoyed a very pleasant time.
= Norman Csron, who has been
y poor health for long time, died Jul
"a. Mr.. Caron was born in S
Hughes, P. @ Dec. IS, 1924, and liv
1T there until he was IS years of a
. when he came to Bloomington a.
I'd worked out as farm hand until
h was ~ when, on Sept. 25, 1852, he W
united in marriage to Miss Harri