Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-08-23

Boston. and Mrs. H. G. Trip. and by
| Miss Walden, are camping at Will
loughby.
Robert Wells. who is working at
the Orleans bakery, will take vaca-
mother. Mrs. c. C. Wells, in St.
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Belle Rowland is spending a
two weeks vacation at her home in
Barton. After her vacation Mrs.
Rowland will work for Mrs. Jennie
Jones.
The Rev. G. w. Burke preached in
Lyndonville at the camp meeting Sun
day. The Rev. Woodwork of Lyn-
donville occupied the pulpit during
his absence.
Mrs. Jospeh Emond and her two
daughters, Eva and Delma, and son
Alphonse returned home Thursday
morning. They have been visiting in
and around Montreal.
. Mrs. Carl Aldrich and daughter
Marjorie of Somerville. Mass, and
Mrs. Victor Hunter of Barton were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Allchurch last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dean and chill
dren, Burton and Fannie are visiting
at L. P. Dean S in West Burke. After
STAYING there for few days they will
go to Rock Island, P. Q.
Miss Ada Stinson. who has worked
at the hotel for the past four years,
has gone to Hanover, N. H., to work
in the dry goods department of the
Davidson and Ward store.
z. D. Goodnough went to White
River Junction last Saturday. From
there he will go to South Royalton
and then to Essex Junction, meeting
his wife at the latter place.
Mrs. C. F. Hall returned Tuesday to
her home in Topsfeld, Mass. Mr..
Hall has been engaged by the Bryant
and Stratton business college to teach
commercial arithmetic for the coming
year.
Miss E. Charlena Herbert, who has
been making tour of the west includ-
ing California and returning via Grand
Canyon. Colorado Springs, Denver
and Chicago, has been visiting her
uncle, Lucius S. Nye.
The Pioneer class of the M. E.
Sunday school held a picnic at Edgar
Chase's Thursday. Autos carried
the members to the picnic grounds
A good number were present and
spent the day in relaxation and enjoy
ment.
Last Friday o. B. Dodge fell and
broke two ribs on his right side. Mr..
Dodge was at work in the opera hall
putting the scenery to rights after
the play given Thursday night, when
he stumbled and fell onto stage
stump, thereby breaking two ribs.
Tonight at the Congregational
church vestry there will be the mid
week prayer meeting. Subject,
"Harvest Times" Sunday evenin g
there will be the Senior Endeavor
meeting. Subject, missions in Persia
and Turkey
Saturday night Wilmer Daniels fin
ished working for F. J. Kinney in his
pharmacy. Harold Gardyue is work.
ing in his place until Ted Lee of Iras-
burg comes to take the position on
September 1st. Mr.. Daniels, after
spending short vacation at his home
in Westmore, will go to Mt. Hermon
school the 31st of the present month.
The funeral of Henry Dubois was
held at the Frank Waterman house
just off from Water street at eight
o'clock this morning. For a long
time Mr.. Dubois had been steadily
failing until Sunday he died at Brat
tleboro. A special medical examina-
ton to see if he should be sent to
Waterbury was expected to be given
in the early part of this week. Rev.
G. w. Burke officiated at the service
and gave the last offices to the de
ceased in company with the near rela.
tives and friends. The interment is
at Stanstead, P. Q.
No Harm Done.
Dear me, pa said the beautiful
heiress. you'll mortify me to death
yet
whats the matter now. Lip
you told John to go down to the
depot and get the earls baggage right
| out loud SD that he couldn't help hear
ing you. Why can't you learn to say
station and luggage?"
"Oh. don't mind that The earl
won't care. He's got used to United
! States talk. He asked me this morn.
ing how l got my dough and how
much had of t."-Philadelphia Rec
! ord.