Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-07-24

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the week just past at Ocean Park,
Me-, and Cabot.
Mrs. Laura Bartlett is entertaining
her daughter. Mrs. Helen Coolidge of
Dorchester, Mass.
B. S. Curtis has completed his Job
of moving the Brady barn onto its
new site at the end Of Field avenue.
Mrs. l.. B. Wellman and children re-
turned Thursday from Lowell where
they have been visiting since July l.
Allyn Bishop returned Thursday
from Prince Edward Island, where
he has been for weeks visit to his
father.
Miss Young and Miss Cushing, in
structors in Mt. Holyoke Seminary.
were recent guests of Miss Clara
Whitaker.
Mrs. Fred Brown and daughter
Esther have returned from Annls-.
guam. Mass, after an absence OF
three weeks.
G.. A. Norris has the contract for
the erection of E. J. Prouty's new
house and the concrete foundation is
now being put in.
D. J. Navin, agent for Scribner's
magazine and other publications, is
| in town for two weeks and is roomlng
at the Y. M. l. club.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Allbee of
| Orange, N. j., have been the guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Aiken at their
| cottage at the Bluffs.
Mrs. Geo. E. Gilchrist and sister,
Mrs. Isabel Adams of Providence, X.
l.. are spending several weeks al
their old home in Eden.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fl. Babbitt. who
have been visiting at c. M: Bailey
for several weeks, returned Friday tC
their home in Berkeley. Mass.
Miss Lettie Foster, together with
other members Of the class of 1911 OF
Johnson Normal School, has been II
camp at Willoughby Lake for a week
Charles T. Bean and family, includ
ing Mr.. and Mrs Harold French, are
in camp at Eagle Point for a few
weeks and are occupying one of thu
NeWland cottages.
The village trustees have finished
treating the streets with tarvla TO
this season, finishing well up On Pros
pect street. The freedom from dus
is much appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Drew an
daughter Dorothy went Wednesda
night on the Portland express to Ocea
Park. Me-, where they will spend tn
remainder of the month.
The West Derby Baptist Sunda
school had a picnic down the lake las
week Wednesday, going in the steam
er Lady of the Lake. The West De-
9 by cornet band was in attendance.
4 G. E. Meader of st. Johnsbury. sp
: cialist in the painting of roofs, bridg'
and smokestacks. has been doing SON
work on the roofs of the school bull
irgs in this village during the pa
! week.
! A fire in the home of Mrs. Cha
= Day on Coventry street last wee
Sunday caused an alarm to be sent
8 but the blaze was eXtingulshed by t
q use of little water and good qua
" tity of judgment.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Magma
Skinner, lately FGSluSuG DGT6s Will
interested to know that they ha
gone to their future home in Bin
ham, Me-, where Mr.. Skinner is
! terested in the lumber business
y Skinner & French.
The annual Odd Fellows Outing a
Field day will be held August
Scott's Grove on the Bluffs. If I
events of the day pass off as planr
this will be an enjoyable occasion q
y is not confined exclusively to {
os Fellows for everyone is invited.
The Sunday School of the Episco
church will have basket picnic
Wednesday, July 81, going by stear
LADY of the Lake" in the morn
III to Perkins Landing, making the
through the lake by the aftern
boat. Excursion rates are grant
-, Everyone is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lawrence lie
= about September for Franklin,
,Of H.. where Mr.. Lawrence has l
'ry chased an old. established jewelry
to watch repairing business. For
II past twelve years Mr.. Lawrence
II been in the employ of True & Blal
u ard inEtheir jewelry department.