Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-22


held in the M. E. church next Sunday.
Mrs. Vance of Albany visited her
sister, Mrs. Carlos Skinner, last week.
Miss Buck of Lisbon, N. H., spent
Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. Cleasby.
Miss Ruth Skinner attended the
graduating exercises at Richford last
week.
Henry Gravel has returned from
Jay and is moving into the Darling
block.
Homer Mason of Barnet spent sever
al days here recently with his brother
Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sageman and John
Parker spent Sunday on the lake at
Newport.
Miss Annie Bailey of Woodsville, N.
Geo. Hunt.
Geo. Whipple and family of Lyndon
spent yesterday with his brother, H.
M. Whipple.
M. M. Taplin left for Boston Mon
day night on bus mess trip, returning
Prof. Fletcher has returned to his
home in Concord, N. H., for the sum-
mer vacation.
Frank Howard of Wakefield Mass,
spent few days in town last week
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hooker of ST.
Johnsbury spent several days last week
at the Valley House.
Frank Howe of Lisbon, N. H., book
keeper for the Parker Young Company
spent day here this week.
Miss Juline Rogers spent several
days last week in Newport visiting
her cousin, Andrew Rogers.
Martin Gleason of Island Pond has
accepted position as planer man with
the Z. L. Chandler Company.
The R. F. DIS. will now leave the
Orleans postoffice at Z AS a. m. in
The directors of the E. L. Chandler
. Company will hold their annual meet
ing here on Wednesday, June 20.
D, Roscoe Smith and Harold Gardynt
|
one to visit and the other to work.
| Prayer service this evening in tn,
4 Congregational Vestry at Z 80. Sub
i ject: The Control of Thought.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Parker spen
II Wednesday and Thursday at Willough
by attending the 10th Vermont Com
pany K reunion.
II A large congregation listened to tn
sermon preached to the Modern Woo
| men in the Congregational churc
Sunday morning.
| Eighteen of the young people fror
II here attended the graduation exercise
II at Irasburg Friday evening.
II Mrs. Adelaide Chamberlin, VIII
II spent the winter with friends in Char
| lotteville, Va, returned to her HON
II here Saturday evening, June II.
II E. E. Mathews and family and
party went to Island Pond by aut
II Sunday and E. w. Merrill took a
Il auto party to Morrisville Sunday.
II Miss Sadie Lothrop spent Monday
Il family of West Derby spent sever;
Ill udyS dC Tie dllSy 41OUSC 1OSCAlCAys
II DR.. E. G. Stevens is entertainin
some friends from New Hampshil
II the remainder of this week at h
Echo Bank cottage, Willoughby lax
II There will be special commune
| ton of Valley Lodge, F. and A. M, {
II Thursday evening at the regular hou
II Work in the second degree will be e.
| emplifed.
II Charles Taplin left last week fl
II Dartmouth college where he is
| present taking the entrance examin
| tions preparatory to entering COLES
Il next fall.
II James Ryan, who has been workir
II for the E. L. Chandler Company, h;
/ thrown up his job and Joined the "Ul
II Gle Toms cabin" troupe that was hel
Il last night.
II Miss Lillian and Alton Doe have r.
| turned from school for the summt
II vacation. Alton will be assistant Ell
II gineer for Mr.. Wheeler with the E.
II Chandler Company.
II Mrs. Hanscom of Denver, COL, si
| ter of Mrs. M. M. Taplin is visitin
II here and expects to spend the summe
II east while Mr.. Hanscom is in Ne
Il Mexico on business.
II Miss Eva Bassett has rented til
| storeroom recently vacated by Mrs. l
II A. Spafford in the Skinner & Brow
Il block and will move her milliner
business there by July l.
|! Mrs. H. B. Rowell and son Hug
II left for Hanover, N. H., Saturday
II Hugh is taking the Dartmouth exam
u nations expecting to enter Exeter pre-
paratory school next fall.