Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-06-12

on Glover road to w. +. Hanson 1or
the Elliott farm on the Willoughby
Lake road.
A son, Maurice Leonard was born
May 7th to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T.
Fayer of Moose Jaw, Sask.. Canada.
Mrs. Fayer was Miss IrvIe Austin
of this place.
Julia E. King is spending the week
at the home of her uncle. Chester A.
| King of Passumpsic. She will attend
| the commencement exercises at st.
Johnsbury academy.
The weather continues very wet
with the resultant late planting by
the farmers. Two slight frosts of
late have injured some gardens but
apparently did no damage to fruit.
Mrs. H. J. Stannard, Mrs. ]. F.
Ratchelder, Mrs. w. NJ Wright and
Miss Sarah Mcclellan left Monday for
St. Albans to attend the closing con-
certs of the st. Albans Choral union.
Mrs. A. S. Mathewson and daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian B. Mathewson of
Maiden, Mass, former residents here.
are staying at Hotel Barton for few
days and calling On friends IN this
vicinity.
The Morrisville papers speak very
highly of Rev. w. A. Warmers Deco
ration day address in that place and
the Hardwick Gazette speaks in
. highest terms of w. w. Reirden's
speech there on the same day.
The following letters remain un-
called for at post-office. Please say
advertised when calling for these
letters: Anna Buck, Henry Fadden.
Geo. Grovo, Fred Graves, Mrs. A. II.
Harris, A. Khoury, Geo. H. Paine.
E. G. Freeman opened the Domestic
Bakery Monday and is now ready for
business. A new oven and some
other equipment has been added. A
, special sale of EQUALITY Bread" is
; advertised for Thursday afternoon
and evening.
Judge Frank D. Thompson. Roose-
velt delegate from this district to the
Republican national convention at
Chicago Tuesday, leaves Friday for
Chicago via Montreal. Mr.. Thompson
: says Roosevelt will be nominated on
! the first ballot
!. The plant of the Vermont Butter
3 Tub company is a scene Of great &C.
: tivity. The company employs about
) fifty men ard to keep up their orders
/ are obliged to run nights. To meet
e their full demand they must ship
: twelve carloads week.
At the annual meeting of the VIII
lage Improvement society held Satur-
day at the reading room the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
5. year. Mrs. w. W. Reirden, presi-
dent; Mrs. c. C. W. Heath, 1st vice
t. president Mrs. G. H. Davis, End vice
1T president; Mrs. C. A. Barrows, sec
retsry and treasurer. Committees
were appointed by the president to
s. collect the dues and plans are being
made for "Autom obile Day" in the
two weeks at the same time and
place.
b. LIE Beau Lac boat club held its sew.
- enth annual meeting at their club
~ ~ house Monday evening. The secretary
IL reported that the club was in gooC
condition financially. The following
in officers were elected for the ensuing
he year: President, C. A. Barrows
vice president, J. F. Batchelder
secretary and treasurer. Frank Dana
y executive committee, George Rover
sp- Franz Hunt, Ray Underwood, DR.
Hastings and Arthur Drew. 1t wa
ur- voted to make this the star year a
H. to social life of the club. Afte
the business meeting light refresh
nc ments were served.
rs' Flower Mission day was observe
by ladies and friends of the w. C. 7
pes U. with Mrs. H. R. Cutler Tuesday
py June II. The meeting opened wit
scripture reading and prayer by tn
ms president. Twenty-one members an
sry seven visitors answered the roll ca
with quotations: After a busines
meeting the following program wa
ng carried out. Song. Mrs c. B. Web
RS. ster; interesting remarks by Mrs
Laura Rand telling of the ''Flowe
nd Mission" work in Boston piano solo
ok Miss Clemma Seaver; reading, Mrs
2. f. Hanson; piano solo. Elizabetl
Cutler; paper. what Does Christian
ng Citizenship Mean?" Mrs. W. w
IS Reirden. Twenty bouquets wer
made up to he sent out to invalids an,
n friends. The meeting closed with tn,
If W. C. T. U. benediction. Afternoon
tea was then served by the hostess
and social time enjoyed.
m er CRAFTsBURY.
d Jack Williams, who was seriousI,
i'll last week. is improving.
II, S. FL. Gage is finishing a new
-; -, kitchen in the ell of his house.
Mrs. Nellie Cass from Hardwick
or visited friends in this town last
- week.
ed Children's day exercises will be heIf
in the M. E. church next Sunday
~ morning.
ng The Keir Brothers are building 6
is new building for woodwork, and q
stopehouse.
ID, Mrs. Betsey Shepard from Albany
tn visited friends in this town Friday
tn and Saturday.
Mrs. E. l.. Stratton was called to
P. Bristol last week by the serious i'll