Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-07-26

Mrs. Flanders of Coventry and Mrs.
Daniel Skinner returned yesterday
from few days outing at Willough-
by.
The topic for the prayer service
this evening in the congregational
vestry will be, ga Shadow from the
Heat"
Misses Hazel Burrows and Clara
Bennett and Harold Burrows are
working at the Crystal Lake house in
Barton.
Miss Blanche Churchill, who has
been visiting in Massachusetts the
Friday.
William Blaisdell went to Milford,
Mass. Wednesday to see his sister.
Mrs. Frank Paine, who is ill in the
hospital.
Yesterday DR.. E. D. Collins of Mid
dlebury college and Leon Gay started
for a weeks camping in the wilds of
Ferdinand.
Sunday morning Rev. G. w. French
of West Hartford occupied the pulpit
in the NJ E. church in the absence of
the pastor.
Miss Eva Grow accompanied Hugh
Buchanan on an auto trip yesterday
to Newport, North Troy, Westfeld
and Coventry.
J. B. Vigneau of Boston has opened
a new barber shop in the Skinner and
Brown block underneath G. S. Ste
VenS' clothing store
Prof. and Mrs. Hall and son Edwin,
who camped at lake Massawippi, P.
O., the past week, returned to the
Valley House yesterday.
l. D. R. Collins, Mrs. Chamberlain
and Miss Roberts of Iowa and Miss
Lillian Doe went to Newport Tuesday
morning for a trip on the lake.
Skinner, French and Company have
moved into the J. G. Turnbull COM
pany's building opposite the Central
Savings Bank and Trust company.
G. w. Magoon took an examination
Friday as fagman for the B. and M.
railroad company. on sight, hearing
and color and made perfect mark.
Mrs. Harry Moulton and little
daughter Lois went to East St.
Jonnsbury last Wednesday and are
visiting Mr. Moulton's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Lyon and little
Eleanor left last Wednesday on g
driving tour through Burke, st Johns
bury, Whitefeld and other places.
A. c.. Harris arrived home today
from his cottage at Willoughby
Frank Churchill and family will oc
cupy the cottage on Friday for z
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Twombly anc
son Earl and Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Smith and Miss Theda Wellman ex
pect to go camping at Willoughby
next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Locke and Mrs
Jones took an auto trip and spent sew
eral days last week in Bronze ant
Sutton, P. O., visiting friends, re
turning Friday.
The~young people will give dane
IN the opera hall tomorrow night
Madam Brooks orchestra will furnish
the music. Admission will be 5
cents per couple.
Prof. and Mrs. Guy WinsIow AM
family left yesterday morning in thei
auto for their home in Auburndale
Mass, after 10 days visit with rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. Alice Cole and family, &C
companied by Rev. G. w. French an
family and Rev. Maynard, are spend
ing the week at Willoughby, occupying
E. c. SINNERS cottage.
Miss Marion-Ordway and Miss Eve
lvn Roberts accompanied by Kal
Webster and Irwin Joslyn spent sew
eral days at Willoughby. Mrs. Wet
ster chaperoned the party.
Rev. G. W. Burke left for Mcnt
real last week for visit with hi
brother. going from here to Know
toms Landing to attend the religion
conference being held there.
Harold Porter has returned fror
Bellows Falls, as the mills in whic
he was working shut down on accour
of lack of water He is now workin
for the E. L. Chandler company.
Harry Ford of Newton Highland:
Mass, arrived Sunday morning an
with Mrs. Ford. who arrived sever;
days earlier, will spend two weeks
vacation here and at Willoughby.
Next Tuesday the children of til
congregational Sunday school VIII
have met the requirements of tn
superintendent will be given an aut
ride to Willoughby and have a picnic
Lee Wilcox of Newport Cente
spent Sunday with his brother, Ara
Wilcox. He has been employed b
the B. 0. Smith company as travelin
salesman for their post card depar
ment.