Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-10-07

day and Mr.. Phillips took quite
party to the White Mountains in his
automobile.
The w. G. T. u. reception to the
teachers of the school has been post
poned FROM Tuesday evening of next
week until the following Tuesday on
account of the parents night" "planned
for next Friday.
Harry Dutton, who graduated in the
medical department of u. v. M. last
spring, and who has been here during
the summer, has gone to Boston and
will go from there to Idaho, where he
intends to locate
The first meeting of the Afternoon
Study club was held with Mrs. Clarence
Hanson Thursday. Oct. z, with very
good attendance. Roll call, BEST
Equipment for the trip to Panama"
Mrs. Lucy Robinson won the prize for
giving the best outfit. An interesting
description of the trip from Barton to.
New York was given by Miss Mary
Wheeler. and from New York to Pana-
ma by Mrs. Mabel Thompson. Piano
solo by Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury.
At regular meeting of keystone
chapter of Royal Arch Masons held at
the lodge rooms here on Monday night
there was very large attendance.
there being number of members of
this lodge from Island Pond present.
as we'll as from Orleans. The candi-
dates were from Island Pond and pre-
vious to the work banquet was
served at Hotel Barton when nearly
sixty members of the-lodge were pres
ent. There were six new petitions
presented from Orleans men.
Mrs. L. c. Kinney of Denver. Col.
has just returned from abroad and was
the recent guest of her sister in-law.
Mrs. E. c. Martin. Mrs. Kinney and
granddaughter sailed from Montreal to
London on July IL, landing at Havre.
and the next day going to London,
where they arrived on the 23d. The
next day war was declared between
Austria and Servia. and for that rea-
son they were compelled to forego
their proposed tour of the continent.
They did go to Scotland, however and.
while at Edinburg a British ship was
sunk by mines distance of only
twenty miles from there and the
wounded were brought to hospitals in
that city. They later went to Glasgow
and sailed from there for Montreal on
Sept. l9. arriving at destination on the
9th. AS their tickets read to return
on British steamship they did so,
sailing on the Letitia of the Donaldson
line, although all lights even to the
regulation navigation lights were at
times extinguished They were yery
glad to reach the states, but were
much disappointed in having their trip
abroad so badly broken up.
ALBANY
Mrs. Dawson was quite sick the past
week.
Mamie Hayden has gone to Boston
for the winter.
Remember the dance at Irasburg
Friday night, Oct. 9.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Hand Sept. %.
S. V. Page and family visited rela-
tives in Newport Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis of North
Troy called on Mrs. Honey Friday.
A son, Raymond Irving, was born tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Smith Oct. 1.
Stephen Newton has gone to Bur
Miss Lucy Martin spent the last o1
the week visiting friends in Orleans.
Jerry Doying of Calais has moved t,
the Day place owned by ]. D. Kelley.
Two Austin brothers from New
Haven visited at ]. B. Darling's las
week.
Gladys Lockwood was taken to tn
hospital at st. Johnsbury recently an,
her leg reset.
DIR. and Mrs. Goddard and Rebecc;
are spending the week with his mothe
at Hyde Park.
Henry Darling of Marshfield was tn
guest of his sister. Mrs. Della Honey
the past week.
Catherine Lanphear spent severa
days last week at John Grif6ths' al
East Craftsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Fletcher of Eas
Craftsbury visited his father, Free
Fletcher, Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Wallace. and littl
daughter have returned to their hom'
in Somerville. Mass.
The ladies of the Congregations
church will serve harvest dinner il
the church vestry Tuesday Oct. 13.
Chas. Winget and family visited hi
mother in Sherbrooke Saturday. The.
were accompanied by MIR. and Mrs
Harry Burt.
DR.. Allen of st. Johnsbury was il
town the first of the week to see Mrs
Clarence Hand. in consultation wit
Dr. CIeasby.
Joseph Canning of Charleston and A
1 G. Wales of st. Johnsbury were il
town last week in the interests of
new lighting system.
There were several from this plac
attending the Republican convention a
Newport and several the Democrat
convention at Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newton and tw
children visited his brother in Mont