Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-07-17


week on visit to his father, who is
in poor health.
Or. and Mrs. B. D. Longe have
returned from ten days outing at
Old Orchard, Me.
Mrs. Leslie Phelps, Miss Phelps
ing in Montgomery.
Miss Cornelia Cushman is attending
summer school at Smith college,
Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. C. M. Bailey and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H, Babbitt spent several days at
Potion Springs recently.
Rev. L. A. Edwards is spending a
part Of his vacation period in visit
ing relatives in Bradford and Water
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wright have
returned from Georgeville and are
visiting Mrs. Wright's father, John
Epos.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Drew and
daughter Dorothy go this week to
Ocean Park, Me-, for a few days
vacation.
Mrs. L. E. Thayer is in town for a
few weeks visit, after which she will
go to Denver, Colo, to visit her
daughter.
Harry Chamberlin, who has been
acting as chauffeur for DR.. O. B.
Gould, is i'll at the home of H. G.
Blanchard.
M. ]. Blair is making needed re-
pairs to his tenement house off Third
street court. Mr.. Mossa will occupy
the tenement.
Mrs. S. F. Davis is entertaining
her brother, J. T. Lance, and her son.
Theron Meader, at her cottage on
Farrant's Extension.
F. L. Patterson will be in the True
and Blanchard store for two weeks
during the absence of w. w. True,
who is taking a vacation.
S. E. Hitchcock is taking his annu-
al vacation from his duties at the
Federal building. He will spend two
weeks in Island Pond and Salem-Der-
by.
Gait Lomas, formerly connected with
| the Henry Electric Co., here, now
located at Montreal, was in town
calling on friends the first of this
week.
The Asbury Brotherhood of the M.
E. church are now arranging for a
winter, beginning November z.
Names and dates to be announced
later.
]. W. Redmond and R. W. Spear re-
turned Thursday night from a trip de-
voted to their work with the Public
Service Commission. having conduct
ed hearings at Rutland, Fair Haver
and Burlington.
The new summer cottage on the
Brady lot is nearly completed anc
will be occupied by P. J. Farrell anc
family, who arrived this week from
Washington, D. c., for the remainde
Of the summer.
D. W. Hildreth is offering his bool
and stationery business for sale. H
is preparing to erect a new building
for the Express and Standard AM
wishes to devote his entire time to hi
publishing and job print.
A party composed of Mauric
Blanchard. his friend Mr.. Robson
Percy and Dslos Buck and Misses
Ruth Melloon, Maude Hurst, Char
lotte Farrell and Beatrice Bigelov
are in camp for the week at Perkin
Landing. Miss Emma Swanson 9
St. Johnsbury is acting as chaperon.
Co. L. Vt. Natl Guard have con
pleted the required number of drill
prescribed for the year, and are no
engaged in preparations for tn
maneuvers with the regular army
which take place near New Yor
city, beginning August d. Indie;
lions are now that Co. L will go
the maneuvers with a full complemeI
of officers and men.
A special village meeting IS warne
| for Tuesday evening, July %, for tt
| consideration of water rates. At tt
| same time the adjourned school NEE
ing will be held to hear the report
the committee appointed to invest
gate the matter of securing an athlet
field or playground. AS both the
meetings are for business whi
should concern all voters and taxpa
= ers in the village, there should be
- good attendance.
The business at the -four sheds
the Canadian Pacific railroad is OF
that for it's size attracts little ate
' ton from the public. A mile
3 buildings with storage capacity
49, 900 barrels of flour require consi
cradle labor to operate. At presel
I' the sheds are handling some Is ca
= loads per day and at last reports we
something like rs carloads benin
: Twenty-Five men are at work har
, ling flour with large force of COG
ers to repair broken barrels. T