Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Orr. accompanied /
BY their father, T. c.. Orr of Jackson
Vile, Florida, are guests of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tideman and
family are in Lowell, Mass. where !
they will visit relatives and friends.
GLOVER
Mrs. Bert Colby's brother from Can
ada is visiting her.
Mrs. Stickney has returned from a
visit to her parents.
Aldrich Alexander has been quite
sick for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson have returned
to their home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plaisted have returned
to their home in Montpelier.
Miss lone Cameron is working at
Homer Hartson's in Greensboro.
Mrs. V. l. Cameron is assisting Mrs.
Charles Kelton for few weeks.
Herbert Carter from Springfield is
staying with his family at Riverside
Inn.
The Jolly Nine will hold dancing
party at Institute hall Friday evening.
July 25th.
Tabor Gates and family and sister
called on Mrs. c. S. Phillips on their
way to Derby.
DR.. and Mrs. Templeton and DR.. and
Mrs.. Dow spent Thursday at Will
loughby lake.
Miss Mabel Dion from Irasburg has
been visiting at the home of her uncle,
Joseph Sanville.
w Cameron goes soon to the North
west with the intention of staying for
number Of years.
Miss Isabel Cameron is working for
Judge Smith from ST. Johnsbury at his
camp at Caspian lake.
George Brewster from Boston has
been visiting at Chaplin Leonard's and
other places recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Drew visited
Mrs. Drew's sister, Mrs. Jane Wood
man, in Sheffield Tuesday.
The young people will serve a salad
supper in the Congregational vestry
Thursday evening, July 3lst.
Willard Lawrence and Mr.. Carter
went by auto to Burlington on Satur-
day returning Sunday night.
Miss Avis Brewster visited at Cha
pin Leonard's Sunday and Miss Hattie
Leonard returned with her to Iras-
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCurdy, also Miss
Morrell. visited at Mrs. C. S. Phillips
and c.. S. Parker's last week. Mr.. Nc
Curdy is teaching in Phillips Andover
Miss Morrell is teaching in Adelphi
academy, Brooklyn. N. Y.
News received from DR.. Almon e.
Leonard, who is very i'll at his home
in Santa Fee, states that he is more
| comfortable at present and that he
sixty-fve postcards, for which he
thanks one and all.
There will be A Banner social and
box party at Institute hall Wednesday
evening, July 3Oth. An interestin G
musical program will be provided.
Ladies are requested to bring a box
and two banners exactly alike. These
may be any shape or color. but should
be fastened to pole one yard long.
This social is given by the D. Of L.
Everybody is cordially invited. Ad
mission and 10 cents.
ICHURCH NOTES
Rev. G. Leon Wells of Irasburg gave
a very helpful discourse Sunday even
ing on the subject, eternal Good
Mr.. Gibson rendered two beautiful sole
anthems at the morning service. july
Goth.
The subject of the next Sunday
morning service will be, "How to B,
Good"
Epworth League meeting Thursday
evening as usual.
On Sunday evening there will be an
out-of-door meeting in the interest o
the Boy Scouts. Several will take the
Scout oath and be admitted to the
degree of Tenderfoot scout
The young ladies of the League an
Sunday school with Mrs. Douglass's as
sistance, are collecting and preparin,
picture post cards to be sent to Chin
for use in the Sunday school worl
there.
At the business meeting of the
Mems class on Monday evening it wa
voted to hold some time in August
Field Day when games, speakers AM
other formsof amusement should
make the day interesting to the com
munity. A committee was appointet
to perfect the arrangements.
Rev. Glenn Douglass was absen
several days attending the Rural Con
ference at Middlebury. Last Sunda.
he gave some of the points that scenes
to him of most Importance as brought
out by the speakers at the conference
and also regarding the industrial schoo
at Vergennes, which he visited alons
with other members of the conference
WEST GLOVER
Mrs. Victoria Cameron is helping a
A. F. Hinkley's.
Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, who has bee1
ChnHo1d ic OF