Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-08-16
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3 Miss Louise Brown is home for
two weeks vacation. Miss Brown
has been at Brightlook hospital nurs-
ing for over year.
D. G. Rice has stored away his
household goods and taken his fami-
ly to West Burke where they will re-
main for short time.
Mrs. Harry Robinson and her two
sons. Harold and Cecil of North Hat
ley, have been the guests of Mrs.
Robinson's sister, Mrs. Ray Morse.
The members of the adult Bible
class of the M. E. church are request
ed to remember the picnic tomorrow
at Edgar Chase's farm on the road to
Barton.
Mrs. Waldo Leonard, Miss Margar-
ct Morley, Miss leila Skinner and
Fred Wilkie are spending the week at
the lake camping in Ed. SINNERS
cottage.
R. A. Bean and Dean Corley attend.
ed bankers meeting at Barton to-
day, the bank here having a holiday,
in memory of the battle of Ben
nington.
J. B. Swafford's big pavilion thea
ire is located in Maple street near the
Ford houses. The plays presented
seem to be popular and to draw good
sized audiences.
Misses Hazel Harris. Grace Lyon,
Josephine Bracket, Emily Prouty,
Beatrice Badger, Freda Towle, and
Mrs. Delone Andrus returned from
the lake last Sunday
Miss Agnes Game of Springfield,
who took Miss Lillian Palmer's place
in the E. L. Chandler Company's office
during Miss Palmer's absence, re-
turned to her home Saturday.
Clyde Clement, who has been call
ing on friends and relatives here and
in surrounding towns, returned Sun
day night to his home in Springfield,
Mass.
Tomorrow evening in the opera hall
there will be given the play, Breezy
Point" with full cast of local tai
ent. Remember the date and do not
fail to be present.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dudley entertained Mrs. Ernest Mar
tin and Mrs. Ernest Gore of Lyndon.
also Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Libby of
Massawippi. P. @.
Regular services at the NJ E.
church next Sunday, but for the two
following Sundays there will be no
preaching services on account of the
pastors vacation. All are cordially
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Kinney with
their two children, Evelyn and Es-
Their, visited at Caspian lake part of
last week. While Mr.. Kinney was
away Harold Gardyne worked in the
pharmacy.
Mrs. T. D. Goodnough is spending
a three weeks vacat ton visiting
friends in Westfeld and Springfield,
Mass, Warren and Lisbon, N. H.,
and South Royalton and Essex juno
ton.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. H.
M. Whipple. Miss Dale Whipple, anc
Mrs. Alice l.. Cole returned from ar
auto trip to St. Adams, Burlington
and Lyndonville. Mrs. George Whip
pie of Lyndonville was also one of the
party.
A. o. Austin left Saturday nigh
for Boston, where he will attend tn,
meetings Of the American Pharma
ceutical association in session Their
this week. Mr.. Austin was appoint
ed member c. the reception com
mittee. Mr.. Twombly will hav
charge of the store during the week.
AS usual there will be mIdwee1
prayer meeting tonight at the Con
gregational church. Subject: eth
Qualities of Love- Reference:
Cor. 10; lib. The topic for the Ser
ior Endeavor meeting next Sunda
evening is "Mountain Scenes in Bibl
Story" References Deut. 81 1-6
Matt. IT; 1-8. Every one is cordial
invited.
Reports of the recent baseba
games will be found on page one c
this paper. Remember that Orlear
has won two games and Barton tw
and that the rubber will be played O
Tuesday afternoon at 80 o'clocl
next at Barton fair on the fail
grounds. The air line will stop tia
afternoon as we'll as the next tw
days to accommodate all who desire
attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin D. Stafford
nounce the marriage of their daugf
ter Ella Blanche, to Shadrach Morri
Wilson Of Concord, N. H., July Is
} 1910. The young couple have keI
their marriage secret until Aug. St
of this year when the bride graduate
from the MARGARET PillSbury Gener:
hospital, where she had been in trail
ing the past three years. Althoug
the news came as a surprise to bot
families as we'll as friends it is re
ceived with many Econgratulatior
, The young couple will reside in Eco
cord.