Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-16

Howard Elmore Gray of this place
and Miss Edna Pearl Aldrich of
Congregational parsonage July 18th by
Rev. w. A. Warner.
Remember the supper at the Congre-
gational church this evening at six
O'Clock, followed by short program
blythe young men and boys Of the C.
E. society and the band.ssss 6-----
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scott and Mrs.
Fred Taylor of st. Johnsbury and Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Royle of Brookline,
Mass. have been visiting at N. M.
Scott's for part of the week.
Clyde Heath. who has been playing
with various fast local teams, goes
this week to New London. Conn.,, to
play with the New London team in
the Eastern association.
On Friday July 18th, occurred
William Wilson's ninety third birth
day. Several of his nieghbors called,
left remembrances and took lunch. to
cheer and be cheered by Mr.. Wilson.
Mrs. Hiram Simpson recently re-
ceived birthday visits from Mr.. anG
Mrs. Walter Simpson Of Beebe juno
ton, Mrs. Chester Simpson of Lyndon
vile and from her great grandchildre
Robert Friend died June 26th at his
sons home at Willoughby, aged 78
years. Mr.. Friend was sick only a
! few days with pneumonia. He leaves
| four sons and two daughters to mourn
his loss.
Mrs. C. H. Spaulding. Miss Ida
Warner and Mr.. and Mrs. c.. l..
Hutchins took an automobile trip
through the White Mountains. the first
of the week, visiting the fume and
other points.
Mrs. Fred Riley and family of Liver
more Falls, Me-, are in one of the w.
M. Magoon cottages in Crystal Lake
grove for the summer. Mrs. Walker
and family of Boston are also in one
of the Magoon cottages.
Among the guests at Hotel Barton
whose stay is for one or two weeks
are Mr.. and Mrs. Webb and Mrs.
Thomas of Maiden, Mass. Robert
Otley of Lowell, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry, son and daughter of Montreal.
and Geo. McCuen of Vergennes.
Among the summer residents of Cry.
stal Lake grove we note Mrs. c.. R.
Emerson and daughter Of PHILADELPHIA. a.
Father McKim and family of Lyndon.
vile, Mrs. Fred Riley and SON OF
Livermore Falls, Me-. Mrs. VIM. Walk.
er and son and Mrs. Green of Somer
vile, Mass.
The Hardwick Laundry automobile
plunged down Ia 3O-foot bank nea
Noah Brooks's Saturday afternoon be-
cause the brake did not hold. The
machine was somewhat damaged but
the driver, Mr.. Green, escaped with
minor injuries. Both car and driver
were on duty again Monday morning.
, Miss Clara Colburne, sister of Miss
Lydia Colburne, and who has been
principal of Rowland Hall of the Salt
Lake City schools for nineteen years,
has resigned her position and is on her
way to Italy, where she will spend the
summer and take a much needed rest
from her arduous duties.
The Woman's Literary club will hold
their annual club day picnic at the
outlet OF May brook at 1920 a. m.
Tuesday, July %. weather permit tting.
One may walk or drive to the
i grounds, no boats being necessary.
| Each member is urged to attend as
, Federation reports will be given ano
other business transacted.
The Village Improvement society
viii! have their picnic at E. w. Bar.
/ ron,s cottage in Crystal lake grove
. on Friday of this week Everyone is
invited. Each person will furnish
lunch for one. The boats will leave
the clubhouse at 10 a. m. and D. m.
and Is cents will be charged for the
F boat ride which will go to the society
, Speaking of baseball, the NORTH
Troy Palladium says of two boys well
known here. North Troy's baseball