Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-13

cording.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Barrows took an
Notch, spending the week end at North
Woodstock, N. H., guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Webber of Lyndonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Brown and Mrs.
Harriet Clark Of Brooklyn, N. Y, and
Miss Mary Bagley Of Boston called
Tuesday on the Misses Cutler, enroute
to their summer cottage at Danville.
Mrs. G. H. Davis most pleasurably
entertained a Social Five at her summer
home in Crystal Lake grove on Thurs
day for the benefit of the w. C. T. u,
conveying the party IN her motor
boat, Spunnoe.
The following letters remain un-
called for at the postofice. Please
say advertised when calling for these
letters. c. P. Berwick, Octave Gus
son, Cora Orcutt, Frank Hall, J. NJ.
Pattison, Bert Sandite.
II. A. Harding returned Saturday
from Plattsburg. N. Y, bringing with
ernment Bond. purchased last May by
Wormwood of Woodsville, N. H.
A family gathering of the King.
Wright and allied families was held at
Geo. Kings Tuesday night to bid fare
we'll to their relatives from the West,
who are leaving this week, and of
whom mention has before been made.
Recent arrivals at Elma Mays are
Miss Della and Miss Gertrude Short,
Miss Stella Hart, E. D. Jones, Jack
Logan, Herbert Hawthorne, Charles
Walters. Percy Walters, Carl Walters,
Leslie Proctor, Leslie Hodges. all of
Montreal.
DR.. and Mrs. J. N. James. F. D.
Abernethy, w. 1. Isham. Fred Smith
and F. M. Kendall of Burlington and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Clark of Derry.
N. H.. and Mrs. Hermon Phillips of
Lowell, Mass, were guests at Hotel
Barton this week.
For the benefit of out-of-state, read
ers we will say that on the whole the
season has been wet and considerable
haying is yet to be done. Most crops
however are looking we'll and the cut
of hay is much larger than was thought
at first would be harvested.
G. C. Lang's people are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Toll of Boston,
Mass, for few days. MIR. Toll is
first clarinet player IN New Boston
Opera, also teacher in the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music. Mrs. Tel
is also singer and teacher of voice.
1t is the wish of the cook book com.
mittee Of the Village Improvement
Society to get at least one recipe and
more if possible from each family.
Those who have not sent recipes will
confer a favor by mailing them tc
Mrs. H. J. Stannard before Aug. 20.
There will be lawn social and banc
concert Wednesday evening, August 1:
at the Congregational church, giver
by the Ladies' society of the church
Ice cream and cake will be served from
6 O. clock until all are served. Il
weather is not favorable it will be
served in the yestry. All come.
The class of 1910 hold their annual
reunion and outing at Willoughby lake
Thursday August Ii. They plan tt
have trip around the lake, picnic
dinner, business meeting. mountain
climbing. bathing. rowing. etc. Autos
will leave the postomce at 800 a. m
be present with their friends.
Principal E. S. Abbott. of the Mont
pelier high school and Miss Winifree
Kaylor, teacher IN the same school,
were married at Canton. N. Y,
August Z. Principal and Mrs. Abbott
will pass their honeymoon at "the
Bluffs" on Lake Memphremagog near
Newport. Mr.. Abbott is known in
o., ;ol Iox - ~
Baldwin nearly two years. Mr.. Alb
bott is native of Derby.
The band will take an outing Satur.
day and there will be no concert this
week Saturday evening, but owing to
the many requests from the public fol-
repetition of the program given last
Saturday evening, that program viii
be given again Saturday evening, Au
gust %. The band outing consists OF
an automobile trip to Burlington and &
trip on Lake Cnamplain. This will
give the boys little outing which
they deserve after having given thei,
services so continuously and conscien
tiouSly for long time.
Automobile day was observed Tuesda,
by the Village Improvement society
The weather was ideal and the trip.
successful and pleasant. The owner.
of automobiles were in every case
generous and courteous in the use OF
their cars and the society is especial,
grateful to them. c.. M. Darling. al.
though not resident of the town
gave the use of his seven-passenge
Packard and drove it himself to Little
ton and Breton Woods. twenty-five
miles beyond the scheduled place. ant
. not only his passengers for the day
!, thank him. but the people of thu
J village for his interest in the town
. Other trips are to be taken later b,
those who could not go this week.