Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-06-26
Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
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Island. Que. have been visiting Mrs.
Heath's sister, Mrs. Fred Dean.
H. S. Eaton and family of West.
with his mother, Mrs. z. D. Good
nough.
A party of Masons from here visit.
ed the Lodge at Irasburg last night to
witness the working of the M. M.
degree.
Miss R. Beatrice Scott. who has
been high school assistant the past
year has gone to her home in Wolfe
boro. N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn c. Eldridge
have returned from two weeks va.
cation spent in Greensboro and other
nearby places.
Quite number of Woodmen from
the Orleans camp attended the annual
Log Rolling of the M. w. A. at Nor
risville Thursday.
There will be an auction sale of
personal property and household
effects at the Daniel Skinner place"
Saturday afternoon at CLOCK.
George Moore was home Sunday
from Athol, Mass. where he has fin
ished work. He goes this week to
Waterbury and his family moves there
soon.
R. A. Wilkie is through work at the
freight station and is doing spare
work for the B. & M. Walter Stinson
of St. Johnsbury is filling the vacancy
here.
The air line south at :O5 .. m.
does not stop here during the summer
sengers, but will stop regularly on
Sunday.
Letters for the following persons
remain unclaimed at the postoffice.
Please say advertised if calling for
these letters Mrs. Martha Page, Ed.
Fisher. James Richmond.
Miss N. S. Patterson of Magog,
Que, is visiting at H. A. Cleveland's
Mrs. Channell Of Stanstead and
Lora GLADDEN. Of Coventry were also
guests there last week
Mrs. L. E. Spafford had as visit
ors last week her mother, Mrs. S.
5. Stoddard, and Miss Marjorie Albee
of Barnet. Doris Spafford returned
with them to Barnet for a visit.
Mrs. E. E. Mathews and son Dean
have gone to their cottage at Will
oughby Lake for the summer. Mrs.
| Ram, who has been visiting them, has
returned to her home in Barton.
Moses Burbank met with a severe
accident one day last week while
leading colt, which became fright
Burbank received several injuries.
Henry Stafford is home from Dean
academy for a few days. The last of
this week he goes to play ball at Barre
and Rutland and later to- Saranac
Lake, N. Y. where he was. last sum.
mer.
A. G. Baird has finished work for
Twombly & Cotton and has a regu.
lar run as postal clerk on the night
train between Newport and Spring
field. Preston Skinner is taking his
place at Twombly & Colton's.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the congregational church will sell
ice cream and waters at stand set
up between the Skinner and Brown
Block and Allchurch's store Friday
I6N6tluSf Uduu COuCSIl ulSuI
Merton Lockwood. foreman of the
box shop at the mill, was putting a
belt on a pulley Monday afternoon,
when a stick which be was using
flew and hit him just below the right
eye. The flesh was broken but it is
thought that there is no injury to the
eyeball.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Kidder of Sun.
derland, Mass, stopped at the Valley
House recently on their return from a
visit in Irasburg. Mr.. Kidder, who
is a large grower of onions and .tobac'
co, has in the past placed large orders
for onion crates with the E. L.
Chandler Company.
Of course you have noticed A. D.
Beede's new grocery team, which
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