Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-02

Tie IlOS0 IlOuSSS OuI1IS tuC -DlS III
before the Fourth, also in the fire
house.
The Epworth League gave an ice
cream social on the church lawn Tues
day night and it was in every way a
success.
]. A. Gilman of st. Johnsbury is now
in the repair department Of
F. E. Nelson's jewelry store part of
each week.
Wish to exchange pair colts and pair
of steers for COWS due to freshen this
fall or early winter. H. B. Chamber
lain, Irasburg. 27tf
E. A. Grow left Monday for Boston.
where he enters hospital for treat.
ment on what appears to be a diseased
bone of the face.
Mrs. L. B. McVicker attended COM
at Norwich University.
Northfield. last week, where Mr.. Me-
Wicker graduated.
G. B. Wallace of East Ryegate last |
week installed the Little Giant Light
ing system in the G. H. Davis cottage
in Crystal Lake grove.
Mrs Mary Fairbanks and daughters
of Sutton called on friends in town
Saturday on their way to Franklin
county to visit relatives.
A party of thirteen from Spring.
field, Mass, and New Haven. Conn.,,
including Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Baldwin
are camping at Crystal lake.
Everyone planning on the Jay Peak
trip who has not provided their own
transportation should see Wallace H.
Gilpin before Thursday night.
Leon Ross of Sheffield and Miss
Lennie Newton of Bloomington were
married at the Congregational parson-
age by Rev. w. A. Warner June %.
Mrs. Henry Baldwin and children
Airline and Henry are visiting at F. w.
Baldwin's and will go into camp at
Crystal lake for month or more
The Sunday services at Willoughby
continue to prosper, about As people
attending. A Sunday school has
recently been organized and interest
increases.
Mr. Sheldon of Willou ghby, whose
sons are night telegraph operators
occupying the Adam Dummett cottage
LII CIlC ouIilIlCI-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collision of Lyn-
donville recently visited at William
Collisions and Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Col.
liston of Lyndon Center visited there
the past week.
The following letters remain un-
called for at the postoffice. Please say
advertised when calling for these
letters. Martin DAILY. Mrs. F. F.
Phillips, Myrtle Riddle.
The band boys gave one of the best
concerts of the season Saturday eve
ming. The applause was general and
hearty and the musicians responded
with several encores.
Miss Katherine Wilcox, a junior in
u. V. NJ. is visiting her aunt, Miss
lydia Colburn. Miss Wilcox was
elected to attend the Students confer
ence at Silver Bay this summer.
Miss Mary Wheeler returned Satur-
day from a trip through Vermont,
where she has spent several weeks in
visiting in Burlington, Rutland, Mont
pelier, Woodstock and Piutsford
Mrs. E. C. Elliott returned from her
visit to Bradford and Newbury on
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Humphrey who will spend a few days
at the home and Parker Pond cottage.
Mrs Charles Pierce finished Friday a
twelve weeks term of school at
Willoughby. The school numb bered
thirty-four pupils and much satifaction
is expressed with Mrs. Pierce's work.
c.. L. Erwin goes to Bethlehem
Thursday to join two of his college
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go by automobile through the White
week Of fishing.
The amount of business done at the
tub shop is realized by but few people
in our village. During the month of
June. Manager Cook informs the
Monitor. an average of carload of
tubs a day has been shipped.
Mrs. Ephraim Nault and family wish
to express their gratitude to the many
who helped and cheered them through
the illness and death of their husband
sent beautiful flowers, as did many
others.
After seating friend in a crowded
car last week, George Woodard
dropped from the train that had gotten
has since then been incapicitated for
work and can get about only with the
aid of crutch.
DR.. Blake went to Boston. June 29th
and expects to be away through the
month of July and perhaps part OF
August. He will continue the study
of eye, ear, nose and throat with the
! intention of specializing along those
lines.
II The third annual ladies' day anc
hegira Of the Sphinx club of st. Johns
bury took place June 9th. Thirty-twt
members and guests had picnic lunch
at Mossman's cottage, Willoughby
Lake and five O'Clock dinner at Hotel
Barton.
Miss Annie Day and Miss Esterda,
of Lincoln. Neb.. have been spending
a few davs at II. T. Seaver's and have
gone to Rock Point. Willoughby Lake
, | for the summer Miss DAVIS friends