Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-07-21

base ball team will play, also the
Orleans band. Look for further notice
next week.
Miss Eva L. Chandler, granddaughter
of Mrs. A. D. Chandler, after making
few days visit in Orleans. started
on a trip abroad to be gone one year.
She left Montreal on St. Lawrence
river the 18th, and is to sail direct to
GLASGOW. Scotland, and thence to
many places of historical interest and
places of interest because of grandeur
and beauty.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Smith have re-
turned from ST. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Gertrude Smith and children
are visiting friends in Irasburg.
Harold Bunons visited his grand
mother Mrs. Martha Bunons last
week.
WILDER Hudson of Lisbon, N. H..
was a guest of his brother Henry
Hudson last week.
Mrs. Henry Hudson and little son
|
Mrs. D. I. Grapes of Lyndonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lamorey and
Roy Morey of Derby Line, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Morey over
Sunday.
Rev. J. B. Christie will preach a
special sermon to the M. y. A. NJ, and
the D. of L., August /. Every men,
Der of both orders are invited to be
present.
Mrs. Martha Bunons recently fell
down the cellar stairs, breaking her
wrist, fracturing her ribs and sustain
ing other bruises She is as comfort
able as could be expected at this
writing.
State Councillor E. M. Porter with
Mrs. Porter and Mr.. and Mrs. Lund.
went to Newport Center last Friday
night and installed the officers of
Green Mountain council No. of the
Daughters of Liberty. They report a
very pleasant time.
The state council of the Daughters
of. Liberty was instituted here last
Tuesday. About fifty partook of
supper at the hall and later in the eve
ming the council served cake and ice
cream to about eighty people. A de-
tailed account of the proceedings in
another part of the paper.
BLOOMINGTON.
Edith Hitchins is visiting friends in
Morgan.
Mable Parlin and Harold Hanse are
on the gain.
William Cheney has been shingline
his barn.
Linnie Newton has gone to Lowell
for few weeks.
Carrie Going is working for Mrs
Ethan Adams.
Flossie Litchheld has returned from
! her visit in Canada.
Mable Marsh is working for Mrs
: Victor Swanson.
Hollis Morey and little sons recentl.
! visited friends in Newbury.
A Mrs Going of Barton, recent,
visited at George Going's.
. = Mr.. and Mrs. Orvin Marsh are visit
ing friends in Newport.
Helen Trip has been very sick tn
past week but is better now.
0 John Lower has moved from Orlean
n to his farm here with his son George
Mrs. Ray Young and children Q
Newport, visited at James Young
=. last week.
Mrs. Arthur w. Boswell of Barton
: visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. E
!. Flint last week.
! Mrs. Rice has returned from Canad
where she was called by the seriou
illness of her brother.
y The Ladies' Aid society met Thurs
;. day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
> Walter Regain. Twenty-Five person
:. were present.
s The w. C. T U. met with Mr.:
Arthur Taylor Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs. Pearson of Coventry, Mrs. Keye
t Of Orleans and Mrs. Carlton of Morri.
8 town were present and assisted in tn
IS election of officers.
!, RASBURC.
# Mrs. e. P. Church is visiting friend
!. in Canada.
!. DR.. G. A. Webster of Boston, visite
IS friends in town recently.
IS George Besaw has had the People
e phone installed in his house the pas
n week.
:. John Cotton and family of Orlear
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Et
+, Cotton.
" Bernie Hill and Mr.. Arnold returne
,e to their home in Mansfield, Mass, la
,r Sunday.
N Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lee spent SUI
lle3 day with her brother in Newpor
u Center.