Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-06-18

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Warner. went Friday to Lowell to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kirby and son
have returned to their home in
Rochester after several weeks spent at
julius Hazen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Collision have
returned to their home after visiting
their daughter, Mrs. F. S. Whitcher,
for six weeks.
Mrs. Ava Peene and household of
Yonkers, N. Y, have gone to her
summer home. Fox Hall, Westmore,
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Cutler are enter
tanning sister, Mrs. Davis Baker.
and'a niece, Mrs. Newton Lewis, both
from Fargo. N. D.
Mrs. Sarah Page, who has been in
Boston several months, arrived Thurs.
day to be the guest of her son, K. J.
Page. and family.
Judge and Mrs. Frank Thompson
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Lewis of
North Troy took an auto trip to Bur-
lington last week.
DR.. and Mrs. F. R. Hastings are
entertaining their sisters, Mrs. w. B.
Icy CD Ol'f 0RuCOOC 1Ilu hIS. ~. II.
Purves of New Brunswick.
Rev. w. A. Warner was in West
more Wednesday evening to perform
the wedding ceremony of Miss Hazel
Nutting and Charles Ingersoll.
Amory Seaver was home over Sun
day.. During his vacation he will
take up the work of station agent at
Grove Station, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Chase of Green's
boro visited this week at A. R.
Cowles's and Mrs. A. H. Dorman re-
turned with them to her home.
1t was E. R. Flanders and not
Flanders & Mossman who sold an
automobile to Geo. Cummings OF
Charleston as reported last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith of St.
Johnsbury spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Norman Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Murkland.
The baseball game between North
Troy and Barton, scheduled for Satur
day, was called off on account of the
. smallpox quarantine at North Troy.
The Coventry Missionary society
are holding their regular monthly
meeting with Mrs. Albert Webster
today The gentlemen were invited tC
dinner.
/. Mrs. A. T. Buswell was most happily
surprised on Tuesday afternoon wher
several ladies came to spend the
afternoon and remind her of hel
birthday.
Mrs. w. M. Wright, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. H. F. Black O.
) Newport, is spending several week.
with her sister, Mrs. Daily in Green
vile, Me.
Plans are on foot by the Christian
Endeavor society to take trip to ia.
: Peak on the Fourth Of July. Anyon
/ who would like to make this trip will
T be welcomed.
Several from here attended the play
, given by the Whiteside-Strauss' com
> pany at Orleans last week an
pronounce them above the ordinar
:, for excellence.
: The following letters remain ur
called for at the postoffice Please sa
r advertised when calling for these let
2 ters. James Armstrong. Robert Smith
, Arthur H. Williams.
! Some of the ladies of the Villag
Improvement society have been invi
ed to make a social twenty-five at tn
home of Mrs. F. P. Thrasher &
Willoughby on Thursday.
Mrs. Melvin Drown has returne
: from Birmingham, Ala, where sh
), spent the winter with her uncle. O
g her way to Vermont she spent SON
= time in Washington, D. C..
6 Six members of the Recreation clu
!, walked to Glover Friday evening an
took dinner at the Glover Inn. A
were generous in their praise of til
Q appointments. food and service.
A card from Evangelist Lewis T
:, Smith says he has closed very SUI
. cessful series of meetings in Moretow
and adds that he looks forward wit
pleasure to his return to Orlean
=. county in September.
Topic for next grange meeting, Jun
l. 10. "From what do we suffer the more
- extravagant housekeeping or poe
: farming?" Every member is requeste
/. to join in the discussion for at leas
I two minutes or pay fine of five cents
A terrific electric storm passed owe
9 this place Monday evening, one of tn
= :, most severe visiting this section fo
several years. No local damage wa
done but different town items tell Q
= = damage to some extent in other places
Rev. C. o. Gill, who will be remem
! bered as former preacher in West
: more, is in Europe on the America
: commission for the study of agricu
tural cooperation, and will also re
:. present abroad the Federal Council O
e Churches.
:, E. w. Taylor of the Murklan
: machine shop returned last wee
L from three weeks visit in Dexter
Me-, and ) left Monday for Chicago
. where he considers taking a positio
e as an electrical machinist with tn
Edison company.
Our band is giving us very enjoyabl
concerts this year and the solo worl
of the various members is much ap
$ preciated. There will be concert a
(. | I,c,,ol Saturday ovoninU otsc criu