Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-06-21
ness was transacted and light
freshments were served.

ness was transacted and light re-
freshments were served. y
Arthur True recently underwent an
operation on his leg for the removal
of diseased bone. Mr.. True suffered
an injury to his leg a year or more
ago and it has caused him some
trouble great deal of the timessince,
and an operation for~5his~ relief be-
came necessary.
II. E. Lane is driving about town in
beautiful new two seated trap be-
hind his parrot housekeeping horses.
The rig certainly attracts more atten-
ton than would be the case, should
Mr.. Lane appear in a new automobile,
to which mannergsof# locomotion he
does not seem partial. pss aa7es@ sang
Frank R. Sherman and Miss Hattie
Morse were married on, Wednesday,
June 7, at the home Of the bride ( in
San Diego, Ca:, whittier Mr. Sher-
man journeyed several weeks ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman will come east
soon and make their future home
here, where Mr.. Sherman has large
business interests.
The M emphremagog grange gave
an entertainment in their rooms in
Odd Fellows block Wednesday eve.
ming when the short play, Chow the
Story Grew, - was presented. The
cast. though planned for female
characters, was made up entirely of
gentlemen and their acting and Curl
Gus costumes were much enjoyed by all
present. sfs
Fred H. Coburn, clerk in the post
office. rather surprised his friends
Wednesday by taking to himself a
wife. He was married to Miss Der.
nice S. Jones, daughter of Frank E..
Jones of North Troy, Rev. VIM. Mil
tar, pastor of the Congregational
lhurch at North Troy. performing the
ceremony. Mr.. Coburn is enjoying a
chirty day leave of absence from his
duties at the post-office. $50 la
The new tea'room at the Yacht club
IS something long planned for by, the
House committee and should prove a
success. The Misses Grau and Davis,
who preside there, are experts in this
line coming from sBos ton, where they
have had much experience in this
work. They are prepared to serve
light lunches at all times and will pro-
vide for}yachting parties and similar
aggregatlons upon notice in advance.
|, "A postal savings bank is soon to be
established here, the local post-office
having been designated by the post
master-general, to go into operation
on June II. Postmaster H. G. 'Blanch-
ard. WAS in Montpelier on Monday
on business connected with this new
addition to his official duties. The
newSwor carries mo additional, sal
airy and will be looked after BY some
one of the clerks designated to act as
treasurer.
l.. The second moonlight excursion on
the steamer Authemis occurred Thurs
day evening, having been postponed
from Tuesday evening on account of
wet weather. Upwards of eighty
people took the ride and enjoyed the
music Of the Newport Concert band
which was in attendance. The return
of warmer weather will no doubt
greatly increase the patronage of these
excursions should they be continued
throughout the summer.
Mrs. N l.. Foster attended the fu-
neral fJospehSchofeld at Isyndonville
last week Wednesday,. Mr. Schofeld
was cousin of Mrs. Foster Others
from town who attended this funeral
were Mr.. and Mr.. B. q. Webb and
Frank Thompson Mr.. .Schofeld was
an engineer on this division for many
years, running fer ,ong time on the
j mixed train between Lyndonville land
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