Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-05-11

OIoAOlu q, OHerUurH0 q, Leslie, OonHl-
son. Gilmore; double plays, Graham,
Mcclellan, and Dennison, Leslie. Nc
Lellan and Gardyne, Mcclellan and |
Gardyne; struck out, by Bassett, 8 /;
umpire, Wiley; time of. game, l h.
az m /; scorer, Hugh G. Rowell.
ORLEANS.
H. D. Stannard goes to Boston to-
night.
Miss Jennie Wells visited Newport
last week.
C. .S~Skinner returned to Skinner,
Me, Friday.
Mrs. George Hoyt visited friends in
Derby, recently.
Hale Mason spent Sunday in Barnet
visiting friends.
Harry Dickens met his brother in
Montreal Thursday.
Harry Dickens is entertaining his
brother from England.
Daniel Cobb of Albany visited at
Aaron Willey's Friday.
Miss Jessie Wilson is visiting her
aunt, Miss Kate Wilson.
Mrs. Fred Brown entertained her
father, A. d. Patterson, recently.
The painters today finished painting
L. S. Myers house on School street.
H. B. Moulton of Lisbon, N. H..
spent several days in town last week.
Fred Hunt is laying the foundation
for his new house on Prospect street.
Maynard Skinner and family of
Newport visited friends here Sunday.
Delmer Stevens of st. Johnsbury is
home visiting his parents for few
days.
Miss Grace Austin and Miss Lucy
Martin spent Saturday in ST. Johns
bury.
Mrs. E. O. Harris of Sutton visited
her sister, Mrs. G. B. Ordway, last
week.
J Miss Gertrude Bennett is assisting
} in the E. L. Chandler Company's
office.
C.. S. Glib has finished the cement
foundation for his new house on Maple
street.
Editor Hildreth of the Express and
) Standard of Newport was in town yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Carpenter OF
White River Junction visited their par
ents recently.
Whipple, French & Co., have made
some extensive repairs in their plumb
ing department.
The J. G. Turnbull company have
I built a new cheese room in their cream
! cry at this place.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lyon and littl'
daughter of Ayers Cliff spent Sunda.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Witt.
I The Geo. A. Mead post and the We
!. mans Relief Corp met in regular ses
sion yesterday afternoon.
: Carl Hamblet of Barton, who is EN-
. ployed by Whipple, French & Co.,
! sick at his home in Barton.
Z The carpenters have finished root
I: ing the Congregational parsonag
Z which is now ready for the painters
! Mrs. A. C. Harris and daughter Hs
! eel and Mrs. H. M. Whipple an
!: daughter Dale spent Friday in st
? Johnsbury.
J The tenement recently vacated b
! John Hennessey in the Darling bloc
!: has been rented by Mr.. Drown c
:: Bloomington.
/: DR.. Rowell is having new henhous
!: built on the rear of his lot on Pros
s pect street. DWinell and Pearson ar
! doing the job.
|! Prayer service in the Congregation
! al vestry on Wednesday evening a
!: 7:30. Subject: "Christ's Rejectio
!: at Nazareth.
:: The E. L. Chandler company hav
! installed new engine and large ia
I. in the oldest dry kiln, which greatly II
!: creases its capacity.
+: A double portion of happiness ha
Z come to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Labor i
j the birth of twin boys on Friday, Apr
!: 20. Congratulations.
!; The Mission Bees met with Miss
Ruth Skinner yesterday afternoon fo
:: :. social time. A large number of tn
:. members were present.
/; Next Sunday evening the Sunshin
! circle will render a program in tn
! Congregational church at 7:15. Specis
music will also be rendered.
{: Carol Sylvester went to the Roya
/: Victoria hospital in Montreal Saturda
! morning for an operation for append
/. citis. The operation was successful
! Joe Grape, the baseball coach, re
turned to his home in Montpelier Nor
: day. He has signed as second basema
j on the North Adams team for the sea
son.