Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Rawson from
Boston, accompanied by their daugh
ter Blanche and son Max, came to this
town Saturday for few weeks visit
with friends.
The Collinsville school had picnic
at Lake Hosmer July 4. Some of the
young people occupied the Sawyer and
Lathe cottage, some picniced on the
island in the Hosmer.
Communion services will be held
in the church Sunday morning.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs c.. D. Pierce at the parson-
age next Thursday.
Mrs. Jessie Stevens came from
Manchester, N. H.. last Monday to
visit her mother, Mrs. Charles Cham
berlin.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Miss Blanche Renfrew from Groton
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Merva Rem
frew.
Miss Smith and Miss lees from
Northampton are the guests of Miss
Blanche Cole.
Mrs. Alice Clapp and two children
from North Dakota are stopping at
II. N. Stevens.
Prof. J. E. Colburn and family
from Fairfax have arrived at their
summer cottage at the lake.
A company of young people from
| Barton are occupying the Sawyer and
Lathe camp at Lake Hosmer.
The Earnest Workers are planning
tainment which they will hold in Aug
ust.
On account of the hot weather the
c. E. meeting on Sunday night was
held out of doors on the parsonage
lawn.
The academy library will be open
during the summer on Saturday after.
noon and evening from 2:30 to g
o'clock. Mis- Lora Witt will act as
librarian.
Friday evening. July 5, Miss Lora
Witt was surprised by a number of
Christian Endeavorers and friends
who wished to help her celebrate her
birthday anniversary. The company
was cordially welcomed by Miss Witt
and her mother, and a pleasant eve
ming was spent on the piazza and
lawn. A short entertainment had
been arranged and refreshments OF
punch and waters were served. Miss
Witt was presented with jardiniere
stand as token of friendship anC
goodwill.
CLOVER.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Will Simpson on Saturday.
Miss Helen Drew from West Derb.
! visited in town recently.
II. S. Clark has been making i'm
! provements on his house recently.
Mrs. Rob Allen from Hardwick i
caring for her sister, Mrs. Win Stimp
son.
A. F. Davis and his father went t
Windsor July 4th on bushes
trip.
Mrs. Miranda Drew. who has bee
away on visiting trip, has returne
home.
Misses Amy and Bessie Blodget
s visited at DR.. Bailey's in Craftsbur
s last week.
Mrs. Carrie Clark spent a few day
d with her daughter Alice at Lyndon
t vile recently.
Isaac Drew is very ill, having bee
y i'll for some time. Owen Robinson
u caring tor him.
George Colby came from Canad
l. recently on account of the serious il
). ness of his uncle here.
Little Marion, daughter of Mr.. ar
n Mrs. 81. s. Clark, who has been daI
y geronsly i'll, is much better.
News received from Mrs. Ann
r Owen states that she is more CON
q Portable and abe 20 siG up little.
Mrs. Fay, who has been stayin
. with her daughter for few days, hs
I. returned to her home in Irasburg.
i Harris Drew was home from b
J. WORK at Lyndopvllle Creamery
spend the Sabbath with his parents.
). A. N. Davis has traded his farms
parties in Rhode Island and will hav
an auction OF his personal propert
next week.
e Myrtle B. Davis advertises a uuan
tity of personal property for SAFE a
n her place in Glover, Monday, at
O'Clock p. m.
: The Orleans baseball team will pla
/. rne Glover team at Wilson's park
saturday, at p. M. Come out an
s'ive the boys starter. Admission
: 15 cts.
The following program will b
: given at Glover July 15 by the Glove
9 and Barton bands: march, Col. Min
ers; overture, Throw Out the Lif
q Line; quickstep, Montrose; waltz, M.
= New Hampshire Girl; march, Tn
: Winning Fight; serenade, Twiligh
Echoes; march, Our Glorious Nation
: march, Royal Welco me; march, 21s
l.. Annual Reunion.
Aldrich Alexander, small son o
e Edwin Alexander, lad the ends o
s forefnger and thumb so badly injured
L. l.