Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-08-10
Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
G. L. sHAEFFER, Local Editor

Miss Marion Vlnka had charge OF
Mrs. Spafford's store while she was
at Willoughby yesterday.
Rev. G. w. Burke entertained Mr..
and Mrs. John E. Kendrick and A. N.
Butler of Fairfax. last week.
The Hall house, which was partially
destroyed by fire few weeks ago, is
being repaired by c. E. Gay.
Harry Dickens purchased the Hall
place on Cottage street recently from |
John S. Hall of Sherbrooke. P. @.
Blanche Churchill, Mrs. F. M. ALL
church, Miss Ella Stafford and Miss
Buchanan are camping at Willough-
by.
Regular prayer service in the Con
gregational vestry on Wednesday
evening at Z 80. Subject: Hospital
ity."
Fred D. Pierce, town treasurer, will
be at the Valley house on Tuesday, Au-
gust 10th, from until p. M, to re-
ceive taxes.
Mrs. w. B. Bowman returned from
Willoughby Sunday evening, where
she had been chaperoning party of
young lad1eS.
Secretary of the state board of
Pharmacy, D. F. Davis of Barre,
was in town last Friday inspecting
the drug store.
Mrs. L. A. Spafford is entertaining
her friend, Mrs. Annie Conner. of
Woodstock. They spent the day at
Willoughby yesterday.
Mrs. Myrtle Perley and Miss Flor
ence Blackburn spent several days
with friends on the shore of Lake
Memphremagog recently.
Mrs. Henry Dudley quite recently
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mar
tin of Newport and Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Cove of Eyndonville.
E. L. Nye and little daughter
of Rochester, N. Y. arrived last night
to spend several weeks with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Nye.
Regular services in the M. E.
church next Sabbath. Sunday school
and Christian Endeavor exercises at
the usual hours in the Congregations
church.
Miss Glenn Wiley is home from
New York city for a months vaca-
ton. DR.. Perkner, the head physician
of the hospital, accompanied her home
for few days.
Miss Mary Ruggles of LyndonviIe is
being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Dean, Mrs. Dean also entertained
her brother, Eugene Blount, son and
daughter of Boston last week.
Remember that next Saturday will
be great day at Willoughby. The
Willoughby Fish and Game club will
observe the second annual Field day.
Be sure to be there and enjoy the day.
1t is expected that Governor Prouty,
Col. E. S. Emery of Newport, Gen,
Butterfield of Derby Line, and J. w
Titcomb of Lyndon, will attenc
the Field day at Willoughby Saturday
Last Wednesday evening the ladies
Of the Eastern Star gave a lawn socia
: on the park on Main street. Ic,
cream and lemonade were served anC
, a neat sum was realized. M. M. Tap
: lin furnished the cream.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Bowman ar.
r entertaining their brother. w. E
Bowman, wife and little daughte
from Hanover. They expect - t.
spend some time in Canada and on thei
return stop at Burke to visit Mr.
Bowman's father.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Locke. Mrs
= Jennie Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. G. I
: Shaeffer motored over to Albany yes
terday and attended the joint picni
. between the Irasburg and Alban
oh
= large gathering was present and
most enjoyable time spent.
= Mrs. Asa K. Smith, formerly {
Bloomington was buried at that plae
last Saturday afternoon. The bod
: was brought from Pennsylvania whel
she had her home for the past yea
4 Mrs. Smith was 80 years of az
II Rev. G. L. Shaeffer officiated at ii
| grave.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Buchanan r
II turned Monday from their trip to Mi
| waukee, where they attended the n
II tional convention of the Pythian Si
II tiers and Knights of Pythias as del
| gates. On their return they attendt
| the convention of the Knight Ter
| piars then in session at Chicago. u
bin Brown of Evansville was also
i delegate to the Pythian convention
II Hon. S. A. Hughes of the 'Fris,
n and allied railroad lines will give
free illustrated lecture on Texas Al
II the Southwest at Lanes opera hou
II Newport, on Thursday evening. A
II gust 18. Mr.. Hughes travels und
II the auspices of the Southern railroa
and carries 200 fine stereoscop
IL views of the country and crops. III
II lecture is said to be of great educ
II tional value and throws much lig
| upon country whose possibiliti
are not fully understood by New E
gland people.
Ill
Il IRASBURG.
II Miss Iva Allen is visiting frien