Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-07-13

Mrs. M. H. Williamson of Brooklyn,
N. Y, is expected the latter part Of
this week. She will board as usual
at l. J. Parker's.
L. N. Collier and Miss Amelia Col
lier of Pasadena, CAL, are in town
for the summer and at present have
rooms in the Hall block.
The automobile of Judge Alfred is
undergoing repairs. The Judge is
modest about it, but admits broken
wheel and other minor injuries.
The Ladies of the Missionary society
go today "wednesday to the Newland
cottage at Eagle Point for days out
ing, making the trip by Steamer vi
OcO.
C. H. McCauley was in Richford
the greater part of last week, where
| he conducted successful special sale
of pianos for the A. L. Bailey COM
pany.
Memphremagog grange enjoyed a
picnic July 4th, at Ernest Maxfeld's
on the Lake road. About $50 were
present and delightful day was the
result.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Ranney have
gone to York Beach, Me-, for two
weeks vacation. They will visit their
son Will, at Penacook, N. H., before
returning home.
Mr.. Herrick has moved into the
Bisbee house on West Main street
and has purchased the milk route,
run in connection with the True &
Blanchard farm.
Miss Berdena Green, local reporter
on the staff of the Express and Stan
dard, is taking a much needed vaca-
tion of two weeks. She will visit rel
atives in Bolton, P. O., and vicinity.
The real estate agency of C. J..
Oben and Company is doing good
business, having disposed of several
since going into business short time
ago.
; Thursday, July 1, is the date set
t for the annual basket picnic of the w.
G. T. u. The picnic is to be held at
Manuel Richards farm and the start
will be made from the Goodrich Ii
brary, conveyance being furnished.
The fare for the round trip is rs cents.
w. J. Ryther, who was discharged
from the employ of the Boston &
Maine railroad following the accident
f at West Burke sometime since, has
: been taken back by the railroad peo
pie and is running shifting engine il
the yards here. He will do no mair
I line running, however.
J. Fourth of July passed quietly here
Th0rn lots of misc to hn
u but no fires or accidents have been re
/ ported. Many of our people attende
celebrations in nearby towns. Per
haps, another year we may have
Fourth of our own, if our bushes
men are not too busy.
On a date to be announced later
the Newport Civic association vii
conduct an Automobile Day, whel
autos will be furnished to carry al
who desire to ride and to help tn
cause of identifying our village
Autos will be run on scheduled trip
and tickets sold at a reasonable price
Saturday and Sunday were the hot
test days of the season so far, thong
the showers of Sunday afternoon di
much to make existence more bears
BILE. The warm and pleasant days {
the past fortnight have enabled farm
ers to harvest their crop of ha.
which in this section is heavy and
first quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Bigelow ha,
gone to ''The Birches" at the Bit
for the summer, or until their ne
house is ready for occupancy. The
rooms in the Hall block will shortly
taken by the Young Mems Improy
ment club and fitted for club use
NJ When furnished, these rooms W
III make an ideal location for the cit