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

taStefulIy decorated Win luc Clooo
colors and potted plants Prof. Stone
made some fitting remarks. Rev. E. E.
Wells offered prayer, after which the
following program was executed:
vermont, Fred Kinsley; George
Washington, - Herbert Wheeler; reci-
tation, Hazel Abell the class proph-
ecy, Iva Allen; Foreign Posses
sions," Marion Holbrooke; "Wild |
Flowers" Verna Sears. The above
was interspersed by a pantomime. |
''Rock of Ages" by the Sth grade;
parasol drill by the primary school;
Japanese song by End primary school;
wand drill by the intermediate school.
LOWELL
C. S. Stevens of Orleans was caller
in town Tuesday.
Darius Barnes of Waterville spent
last week IN town.
Miss Flossie Lapier of Derby Center
is visiting in town.
Henry Newton of Bloomington was
in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Parker were in
Johnson Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Coolidge of Troy
SpSnC OuLudy III tOWH.
Sheriff Miles of Newport was in
town Monday on business.
! M. Aseltine of Fairfax was a bust
: ness caller in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Curtis and family
! spent Sunday at Newport Center.
o The ball game between Albany and
Lowell was in, favor of Lowell 27-0.
S Mrs. Spafford of Newport is the
: guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Collins.
: Mrs. Charles Freeman and daughter
,, of Peabody, Mass, are visiting in
= town.
|. Children's day will be observed at
e the Congregational church Sunday,
d June 6.
l. Misses Caddie and Louise Stephen
son spent few days in Bakersfield
=. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry and daughter
Gladys spent last week in Albany with
i their children.
Mrs. Stickney and Mrs. Wilson were
71e guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Curtis
j. Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young enter
I'll tanned friends from the southern par
II of the state last week.
Maurice and S. Dana Parker are il
n town for few weeks, putting in tele
W. phones for the Bell Company.
Archie Wakefield and son of Tro
~ ~ are at the home of his mother, Mrs
I'll H. H. Newton, for few days.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Coolbeth wer
". in North Troy Monday called there b
~ illness in their daughters family.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Warner of Johr
ol, son were the guests of their parents
la Il! Mr.. and Mrs. D. Burgess, recent!
Forty eight hour service was held q
St. Ignatius church last week, sever
lh- al from out of town taking part
ne the service.
rk. At the Catholic parsonage, June
:, Miss Minnie Gilbar and Clyde Rec
eio both of Westfeld were united in ma
ely riage by Rev. FIR. Lavigne.
ne. L. Kinsley attended the wedding
the his brother Roy in Springfield, Mass
lch Tuesday. 1t is reported that Mr.. ar
Mrs. R. Kinsley are to reside in tow
in the near future.
asst There was a reception Saturd;
lall evening at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
vas Julius Glodgett for Mr.. and Mr.
Reed. They were the recipients
- many beautiful presents.
It's Rev. w. O. Parmenter of Sprin
field, Mass, a native of this tow
preached very interesting serm
PaR Sunday in the Congregational chur
and in the M. E. church in the event
=, OF both churches uniting.
9th MORGAN CENTER
ss al Hayes Truax is the guest of frien
and here.
cred lola, little daughter of Bert Cargi
per is quite i'll.
ious Lafa Dutton has gone to Brownir
toSy ton to work.
an Roy Horn is here from Massach
/, in setts visiting friends.
,unt W. R. Morey and Jerry Hunt fri
light Derby Line we're here last week.
S to
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Ames emit
oi tanned friends from Holland last wet
'ge Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Danfor
were here from Island Pond last 81
urday.
1 disl Parties from Springfield, Mass, a
~ of Lyndonville were here last week
enjoy the fishing.
te of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Peavey a
ap. little son from Island Pond were que
de- at J. A. Calkins' last week.
low Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Calkins a
al to home from Haverhill, Mass, whe
a la IN they have spent the winter.
It is ~n~x
IN be ANOI.
d at
day Wayne Davis spent Sunday and M
SION day with relatives here.
i by WoeIav Ratcheldar and sister W.
Gees