Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-06-24

Mrs. Wallace M. Little and son.
| Hugh. are visiting at Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Buchanan's.
Miss Emma Bean of Barre has been
spending short time with her sister,
Mrs. Herbert Smith.
Miss Hazel Twombly is working in
taking his vacation.
C. E. Cowdry has put in a harness
shop in the building occupied by C. S.
Glib, the shoemaker.
C.. F. Hall and family are visiting
Mrs. Halls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 10th
rop, at the Valley House.
From Willougbhy lake to Orleans
in Is minutes is nearly record trip,
but don't try to break it.
Raymond C. Wiley of Bristol is
visiting at John BartIett's and A. w.
Willey's for several weeks.
Mrs Ida Niles of Coventry has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Jennie
Locke Jones, the past week.
Edgar Dudley has commenced work
as an apprentice baker for Wilcox
Brothers in the Orleans Bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Twombly of
Waterbury are visiting their parents
and friends in Orleans this week.
Tom Colburn has moved from the
Ranney house on Congo hill to the
Bennett house near the school build
ing.
B. H. Kezar and family of Massa-
wippi, P. O., were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wheeler part of last
week. . :.,,.,.,,.
Augustus Bennett has been making
house he recently bought of Mr.
Clough.
C. S. Glib has returned from his
camp at Willoughby lake, his son.
Oscar, and family remaining at camp
for few days.
A meeting of the committeeman of
the Orleans county Republican party
will be held in the village hall on
Friday afternoon.
Miss Gladys Briggs and Miss Alice
Ross both of Newport are working at
Vic SCIltAoi OIllCC VI CIlS IN. 0l0.
phone company.
Mrs. A. D. Chandler and Miss Eaton
have gone to the Chandler cottage at
Willoughby lake. where they will
spend part of the summer.
Miss Grace Going of the Central
Savings Bank force was in Johnson
attending commencement exercises at
the normal school the past week.
Miss Juline Rogers is at Burlington
his week attending the commence
ment exercises at the U. V. NJ, from,
which her sister. Ruth, is graduating.
Henry B. Bowley and Mrs. Helen
Curtis both of Newport were united in
marriage June 10 at the Methodist
parsonage by the Rev. w. S. Smithers.
Ray B. Skinner and Ruth attended
the commencement exercises of the
university of Vermont at Burlington
this week. A party of friends made
the trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Badger are
expected to arrive in Orleans THURSDAY
and will remain at F. E. Churchill's
until Sunday, when they 20 to thei,
new home in New York.
The extensive grading done by E.. E.
Doe at his residence, has not only
improved his own property, but has
added much to the attractiveness OF
the south end of the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Winslow and
family of Auburndale, Mass, and Miss
Ruth OrdWay are visiting in town and
will got this week to Willoughby lake,
where they will camp for a time.
The Independent Telephone company
have installed ten new instruments in
the village the past few days, among
them being the three doctors, several
merchants and two private houses.
Several members of the Knights OF
Pythias lodge here went to North TROY
last week Tuesday to attend a district
meeting of K. of P, held there. c.
V. Wiley of this place is D. D. G. C.
We understand that J. c.. Bates the
creamery man, after trying out several
auto trucks in his cream gathering
business, decided that the Overland
is the most satisfactory for his bust
ness, and has purchased one of thi
make.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Skinner and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray B. Skinner motored t,
Norton, Mass, last week where the,
attended the commencement exercise
of Wheaton college Ruth Skinne
was member of the graduating class
They report very pleasant and enjoy
able trip, completing the tour through
the White Mountains.