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

Mrs. Odds Green is visiting friends
in Orleans.
Prof. Adams has gone to Averill for
few days fishing.
Mrs. Maude Ewens was a visitor in
Derby Line Monday.
Mrs. Grace Caswell has gone to visit
friends in Manchester, N. H.
Mrs. Alice Cargill has returned to
her home in Manchester, N. H.
w. J. Scribner was business
visitor in Holland Wednesday.
A. O., Elliott has gone to Island
Pond to work for C. N Williams.
Chandler Horn has moved his family
here from Derby for the summer
/ D. w. Scribner ana Fl. P. Burroughs
visited Island Pond Friday for the ball
game.
Leon Burroughs has begun the
erection of barn at his place at the
village.
Miss Florence Cargill from East
Charleston is the guest of Mrs. H. R.
Cargill.
Guy Cargill was home from Derby
Sunday, the guest of his mother, Mrs.
l. c. Cargill.
L. D. Cole of Newburyport, Mass,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Will
liams this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis from
Groveton. N. H., are the guests of
Mrs. Ellis's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
L. Burroughs.
T. P. Streeter and family are pass
ing the week at Kingsbury, Que.
Fred H. Colburn, clerk in the post
office, is taking few days vacation.
The village fathers are graveling
Main street between Bayview avenue
and School avenue.
Mrs. .. ii. Rawson, who has been
stopping in Sherbrooke for two weeks,
returned Monday evening.
DR.. D. K. Eastman, who has been
on months absence, travelling in the
west, has returned and reports a fine
trip.
The Lake Road Ladies' Aid society
held an ice cream social at A. r.
Weiss Tuesday evening. A large
number were present.
The improvements have been finished
on Orchard avenue and Maple avenue.
and the residents have been granted
city delivery service and will be
served by city route No. 2, carrier, D.
nj. Norton. lssaa .s--,,,a =. D sassss
Ten candidates went to Montpelier
fn
, degree of Mt. Sinai Temple of the
; Mystic Shrine. About twenty attended
the Shrlners' outing at Burlington
Wednesday.
A large bill board has been erected
on Z. n. Brady vacant lot on Main
ST., which will have advertising pos.
: ters OF Howes' great London shows.
The exact date is not known but will
be between the 9th and the 10Th.
This board while serving a temporary
purpose is an unsightly thing anc
!, should not be tolerated on Main street
Baseball.
The Boston Reds, who played here
Thursday. play a return game here
today. This team defeated the Islanc
Pond team 1O-1 Friday at Island Pon(
and was defeated at Sherbrooke 1876
The Boston Reds were handicapped by
the loss of four of their men. VIII,
5 missed the train at Island Pond. Der
by Line defeated North Troy CD a
North Troy Saturday and the clos,
game here between Island Pond an,
Newport resulted in a victory for Is
land Pond by 1919 score. It require,
IL innings to settle the game and Will
q the score indicates a loose game,
was highly interesting and many bril-
liant plays were executed.
!. WESTFIELD
= Miss Ethel Bailey is visiting il
s Canada.
w. w. Bryant has put bathroom
0 into his house.
Paul Gilman returned with his sis
ter Iva to Maine.
! Mrs. Burn and son of Newport hav,
been visitors at w. D. Bells.
News has been received announcing
= the birth of daughter, on July 1. t.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Wright of Re
gina, Canada.
y On Monday evening, July ID, com.
pany OF the friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Murray gave them surpris
e party in honor of their fifteenth mar
% rage anniversary. In behalf of tn
y people present, Chaplain M. W. Far
man presented Mr. and Mrs. Murra
with purse of money. Cake an,
!. coffee were served.
It
s. WESTMORE
The barn social and promenade a
7 M. e. Calklns's Wednesday night wa
&C. enjoyed by about 200. A good sun
a was realized
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When Thirteen" Was Lucky.
Tile llickincis Of thirteen may be sal
re to have been exemplified in the Anne
ican Enr Of InAnnondnnc1, x1-ha,, thi