Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-06-21

when completed will he one of the |
finest and most convenient iii town. { |
Mrs. E. M. Salmon is back here
in her old home to spend the summer.
Her many friends are all glad to well |
stay Mrs. Salmon spends the win
ters in her home in DeLand, Florida.
IRASBURC.
Mrs. Moses White is i'll.
Mrs. A. C. Curtis is quite i'll.
Mrs. Addison Smith is i'll with
measles.
Mrs. Thomas Simino is quite ill
with measles.
The foundation is being laid for the
| new Catholic church.
Lorenzo Towne of Triton, N. H., is
visiting his brother, C. E. Towne.
A daughter arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Lee. June y.
Miss Flora Dow of Orleans was the
CUES: of Miss Iva Allen last week.
/ The o. E. S. will hold a special
meeting next Monday evening, work
and banquet.
Miss Ruth Wheeler is home from
St. Johnsbury academy for the sum-
mer vacation.
E. A. Pike received an injury to his
arm last Monday by barn door fall
ing upon it. -
+. G. Wheeler of Boston visited his
brother and other relatives in town
over Sunday.
The band will play on the common
this "wednesday evening instead of
Saturday evening.
Henry Priest and Edward Lee are
home from Goddard seminary for the
summer vacation.
Miss Emma Goss is home from the
Johnson Normal school in Johnson for
the summer vacation.
G. w. Russell is improving the an
pearance of the block by aiding a
veranda on the front.
The Irasburg baseball team played
a return game at Glover last Satur-
day, winning by score of II to /.
The Irasburg baseball team will
play the Derby Independent team on
the Common here Saturday afternoon.
Rev. c. A. Adams spent a part of
the week with his wife in St. Johns
bury, who is steadily recovering from
her recent severe illness.
Children's day was observed in the
M. E. church Sunday morning. An
excellent program was rendered and a
large audience was present
Supt. and Mrs. E. A. Watson of
Newport and Miss Dora Wiley OF
Orleans were in town Friday to at
tend the. graduating exercises.
Miss Fannie Isabel Scott Of Barton
: and Leon Fl. Anderson Of Glover were
united in marriage at the NJ. E. par.
sonage by Rev. G. L. Wells Saturday
The Black River Valley grange will
hold an open meeting in the Congre
gatlonal church vestry, June %
Ladies are requested to bring boxes
containing lunch for two. All are
, cordially invited.
The NJ. E. ladies gave the church {
! thorough cleansing Thursday. Thu
gentlemen were also busy putting tn
wood into the basement, prepared
drainage for the basement and paint
ed the horse sheds.
Will Clarkson received a sever,
cash on his hip Tuesday while a
n work in the Chandler mill, by tn
breaking of one of the board saws
one piece of which struck Mr.. Clark
t son.. Fortunately no one else was in
jured.
Misses Helen Lemos, Verna an
Doris Sears, Iva Allen, Nellie Healey
: Glenn Fuller, Leonie Wheeler, Gladly
Huntington, Hazel Shepard and En-
ma Lanou are spending the week a
" Willoughby. Miss Elsie Skinner
j. chaperoning the party.
Mrs. Martha Knapp, who went t
IS Wilbraham, Mass, few days ago I
be present at her class reunion, r,
turned home Monday night. She VIZ
n accompanied by her daughter, Mr.
Is Arthur Gates of Durham, N. c., WI
}. has come to spend the summer month
at home.
The occasion of public interest la
r, week was that of graduating exercis,
held in the Congregational church
=, Friday evening. The church WI
n tasteful)y decorated with fern
plants and the class colors. The fo
b. lowing program was rendered in
manner creditable to each partic
pant. Orchestra; prayer by Rev.
n L. Wells; talk by Prof A. Ston
$ song, school; essay, Glenn Fuller; e
say. Gladys Huntington; motion son,
re milkmaids, orchestra; essay, Jenn
it Lanou; essay. Hazel Shepard; dais
ne drill essay. Harold Shepard; essa
Nellie Healey; ORCHESTRA; essa
!, Leonie Wheeler class prophecy, Er
\. ma Lanou; song by the boys follow,
e, by presentation of diplomas. All tt
m class did their parts with great cred
lr to themselves and gave ample pro
of time we'll spent and it's opportur
p ties improved, being compliment
as their instructor. Following the Or
of gram a reception. held in the chur,
as parlors, where a general social tin
re was enjoyed and punch and wafer
IT. served. The school the past year h
been very successful and all regr