Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-07-06

outing on Stone Pond July 4th.
Miss Carson, who has been the guest
of Mrs. SWEET for a few weeks. has
returned to her home in Barre.
Miss Vera Churchill left yesterday
for Lake StinSon to assist PfQI'
Fletcher's mother, who is in Ill health.
Clyde Locke is home from Dart
mouth until the 18th of July when ne
returns to enter the summer school.
John Tenney accompanied his father,
who was a delegate to the state
convention at Montpelier last week.
Mr.. Marvin and Mrs. Harrington of
Fairfax. were united in marriage at
the M. E. parsonage last Wednesday.
Miss Bassett is now ready to meet
her patrons in her new place OF busl-
ness in the Skinner & Brown block.
A sad death occurred in the Morey
family when George was drowned
Saturday evening while in bathing.
Word was received yesterday of the
sudden death of Mrs. Lyon of West
more, mother of J. E. Lyon of this
place.
A party of young lady friends were
entertained by Miss Hazel Twombly
in her fathers cottage at W1lloughoy
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver A. Dwyer and
son spent a part of last week with
relatives and friends in Lyndonville
and Sheffield.
Alonzo Smith left yesterday for Lake
Tarlton neal Pike, n. H., where he is
working on the large hotel being built
there this summer.
Prof. and Mrs. Hall of Topsfield,
Mass, arrived at the Valley house
Thursday evening, expecting to re-
main several weeks.
Mrs. Frank Hardy was called to
North Troy Thursday by the sickness
of her mother, Mrs. jerks, who had
received a slight shock.
Mrs. Or.) Blake of Barton has or:
! ganized a class in vocal music anc
4 gives weekly lessons, meeting at the
4 home of Mrs. w. B. Bowman.
j A>concert and dance was given Mon
q day night in the opera hall by the
{ young people. Powell's orchestra fur
4 nished the music and there was a
4 good attendance.
George Porter, DR.. Cleasby, Wallace
q Sawyer, B. O. Smith, and Harry
Dickens spent Thursday at Willough
by fishing. Their success was rather
small the boys say.
Last Saturday Henry Stafford
Gerald French and Harry Basset'
played winning ball with the Beebt
baseball team. Henry Stafford helpe'
to win two games on the Fourth.
= Carl Dwinell, Foster Kinney, Mar.
days last week fishing beyond Islam
Pond and had most excellent success
Each one of them had exceedingl.
fine strings of trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jondro have move
their household goods to Canad
where they have gone to assist Mr.
Jondro's father in conducting tn
farm, which is located within abou
six miles of lake Megantic.
Mrs. Ordway and little daughter {
~ Jamaca Plains, Mass, and Mrs. Win
low and little daughter of Aubur
dale, Mass, arrived Saturday to sper
the summer with their mother, Mr.
Sophia Austin.
At~the communion services in tt
CONGREGATIONAL church, two unite
on confession of faith. At Brownin,
= ton one united last Sunday and or
June 26th also on confession of fait
and one child was baptized.
Miss Edith Lothrop went to s
J~ohnsbury Friday and from there
auto with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hook
to Colebrook, N. H., where she e
Tor poets to spend the week with /
friend, Miss McHarg, formerly of tt
80 place.
.Laurette Temple, No. 8, Pythi
ary. Sisters have been invited by t
vim Grand Lodge of Vermont to exempli
uire the work at the meeting of the Ora
airs Lodge to be held at Rutland the Il
one, week of August. This is quite
han honor and the working team of L;
rette can congratulate themselv
Ed Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Moulton,
LIN and Mrs. F. E. Thorp, Mr.. and M
J. L. Phelps and Mrs. Amelia Parl
from Lisbon, and Parker Hunting
SIG of Concord, N. H., and Levi Par,
YOU, of Bradford were at the Valley no
Con. several days last week. There wa
both meeting of the directors of the E.
Chandler Company.
o D.
of Trade held in the office of Skin
& French the advisability of erect
a stone shed 60x30 and renting it
party who wishes to establish a gral
business here, was discussed.
matter was left entirely in the hs
- of the new Industries committee
v / take whatsoever action they dee
best.