Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-07-19

]ames in the face, knocking him down
and scratching his face quite badly.
No bones were broken.
Mr. Saleeby with his automobile
went over the bank nearlR. Durivage's
house, turning over with the ina.
chine into the ditch. Fortunately
neither man or machine were injured.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
church will give an en-
tertainment and supper at the church
parlors Friday evening, July 2lst.
One of the guests will sing an Italian
song and Welsh song. as they are
sung by some of our Vermont people.
Ladies are requested to come by
three o'clock. Supper from FIVE
O'Clock till all are served.
MORGAN CENTER
Mrs. G. w. Zero of Denver, Col, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dr.) Tay-
lor.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Brooks of Is
land Pond made a business call here
Saturday.
Lake Shore grange will give a box
social in the hall Friday evening, July
2lst. A cordial invitation is extended
to all. Ladies please bring boxes.
Rev. M. L. Ames preached in
visit relatives in Derry and other
New Hampshire towns before return
ing home.
Camp Winapee seems to be a great
attraction for many of the people in
this vicinity. who make frequent Wis
its to the grounds and report a pleas
ant me with very courteous treat
ment by the campers.
The many friends of Mrs. Edgar
Drown of Derby were panied to learn
of her sudden death Sunday. Mrs.
Drown made her home here for many
years and the community extends
their sympathy to the relatives in
their bereavement
A destructive hail and wind storm
visited this vicinity Saturday after
noon. doing great damage to crops,
many gardens being nearly ruined.
half hour after the storm passed
the hills were white with the hal
stones, even at that time, some OF
them measuring three inches in cir
cumference.
TROY
An account of the Adams fire ap
pears on page one
Miss Clio Hurlburt is home from E
visit to Hyde Park.
Mrs. Arad Brown is at Orleans tc
visit her daughter, Mrs. Foster Kin
ney.
Mrs. Erwin Rockwell and daughtel
Hazel are home from a visit to rela.
tives in Jay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hazelton ant
son Lawrence are visiting relatives ii
Keene, N. H.
Loren Shaw has moved into a tene
ment in the Whitney block on Coven
try street, Newport.
Mr.. Nickerson and his nurse
| George Rhodes, are here from Boston
boarding at Warren Farman's.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Buzzell ar
here from Newark, N. j., to spen
some time at the BuzzellGreene farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Miller were i
Richford July 18th to attend the fl
neral of Mr.. Miller's aunt, Mrs. Sila
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Grimes wit
their children of North Troy hav
been visiting Mrs. Grimes mother
Mrs. George Mason.
Max Albee has returned to his wor
at North Woodstock, N. H.; he W.
home after an attack of measle
Fred Albee is here from North Woo
, stock to visit his parents, Mr.. ar
Mrs. D. c. Albee.
. Mr.. and Mrs Arno Burn have gol
to their summer home at Mario
Mass, after visit to Mrs. Burn
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Warren Fa
man. They are to return to Rust Ur
versity, Holly Springs, Miss, for tt
school year.
( Mr.. and Mrs. William McGinr
are in Everett, Mass, on account
the illness of Mrs. McGinnis' mothe
a Mrs. 7. J. Boynton. who was pre-
trated by the heat. Mrs. McGinn
: will remain until her mother is alb
to return with her.
4 The marriage Of Franklin Ladd
. Eugene, Oregon, and Miss GLEN
Bean OF Richford took place at t.
. brides home, July 18th. They W
. reside IN Oregon. Both Mr.. and MI
q Laid are we'll known here, Mrs. La,
being for several years a resident
e town and Mr.. Ladd, principal of t.
S school here. Their friends exte
congratulations
, WESTMORE
Paul Averill is visiting in town.
"Uncle' Joe Buskey is very poorl
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