Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-06-26


cost of materials.
DR.. Arthur BuswelI and family go
Friday to Lyndon Center to attend
the mmencement exercises of the
agricultural school. Their son Elmer
is one of the graduates.
The plsy"As Told in the Hills'' or
'The Old Story Oove) Told in a
New Way" will be given in Seaver's
opera hall on the evening of July 3.
1t is under the direction of HAYWARD
and LAMAR.
Chester A. King of Passumpsic
came to the home Of his brother, Geo
and Miss Julia who had been the
guest of his family for two weeks,
returned with him.
The south end of Main street near
the passenger depot has been gray.
eled. If the gravel tracks down
forming a good road bed several of
the streets, Including Postoffice
Square, will be graveled.
Mr. and Mrs F. c. Brown of Or
leans, accompanied by Mrs. VIM. Will
liams, Mrs. Page and Miss Cora Row.
ell of this place, took an auto ride to
Albany Saturday, where they called
on relatives, returning home Sunday.
Monday and Tuesday were extremely
| W arm days but showers Tuesday eve
ming and Wednesday morning cooled
the air. The cold, wet spring has
, made the sun and warm weather well
come and will aid in bringing the
crops along.
Judge F. D. Thompson arrived
from Chicago this morning. where he
has been attending the republican
national convention as a Roosevelt
delegate. He released his Congress
sional delegates and they did not go
to White River Junction today.
A. A. Larabee and family left Tues
day for Minton, P. O.. to attend the
wedding, which will take place We'd
nesday afternoon, of Mrs. Larabee's
sister, Miss Mildred Editha Bean, to
George A. CHAMBERLAIN. Mildred Lar
abee will be one of the flower maids.
In response to an invitation, IA
members of Sunbeam Rebekah Lodge,
No. II, attended meeting held with
Morning Star Lodge. No. 2, at New
port The work was exemplified by
w WluO IA dhS 4OuSSs 1SO. OOs VI bFl Ny .
Refreshments were served and a
pleasant ev aning was enjoyed by all.
H. T. Seaver has moved the display
case located on the street at the south
west corner Of his block. This will
greatly aid the travelling public as it
. will abolish the blindness of that
corner. This act of Mr.. Seaver's
should be heartily appreciated by The
, public as it is made at a sacricfie tt
his business.
f. G. Collision, manager of the lo
cal telephone exchange company
e has received word from the Pas
.umpsic company. which has recent
4 ly acquired the Citizens lines in Cal
i edonia county, that after July l tn
toll rate over that line will be raise
to the same price as over their ow
d lines. A meeting of the local com
s pany will probably be called soon.
Many local people are becomin
o alarmed by the great quantities {
d tree caterpillars making their a.
pearance and the Monitor Joins wit
, them and. with State Agricultur;
- Commissioner Martin in urging ever
~ one to destroy the nests immediatel.
1t will be too late in a short tim
y Every nest destroyed now saves tho
S. sands of the pest later in the seaso
Mr.. Martin in a letter to the edit
published in last weeks Monitor ur
;s es town authorities to take action
certain cases.
n. EAST ALBANY.
'e Henry Smith is working for On
LaFont.
de- Harry Cameron, who was operat
III on for appendicitis. is gaining rapid
Clayto Corrow has been spendi
5: 5 fofd' 1s" DAYS with ms parents III N''
Miss Marg aret Simon, who is
'in tending Normal School at Johnson,
," home for the summer.
There will be social dance
Madam Browns on Tuesday evenir
:" July z. All cordially invited.
,is Mrs. Lizzie Cameron and Ida Var
were in Newport recently to atte
the funeral of their uncle, Jo
Asf Vance.
Ar- The many friends of John Val
will be sorry to learn of his rece
- death, which occurred at the nome
lsn his daughter, Mrs. Harry Gray
al Waverly, Mass. Mr.. Vance was
me many wears a resident of East
bany and highly respected by all "
rlv knew him. A few years ago on
he count of failing health he went to |
cal with his daughter, where he has b'
tenderly cared for. He leaves
mourn his loss wife, one son. Mer
RI of East Burke, and one daughter, M
las Gray with whom he resided. and sew
ent al grandchildren. The remains W
brought to Newport for burial.
" -
". COVENTRY.
In Additional Coventry items
another page.
ime The ladies of the Unity club and
wet others interested in the ladies'
ion are invited to meet at the yes
Tuesday afternoon, July End. Ct
r., prepared to sew. Supper will
.r,s served.