Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-08-26
"air line." His place is filled by
Mr.. Crawford of Concord. N. H.

''air line." His place is filled by
Mr.. Crawford of Concord. N. H.
The M. Y. C. regatta committee
have announced that no regatta will
be held this year. We wonder if the
European war is reason for this deci.
sion.
VIM. Farquharson has closed his
labors as clerk at the Newport House
and accepted a similar position in
Greenfield. Mass, leaving for there
Monday.
Mrs. Eta Dale, Mrs. Geo. Norris,
and daughter, Arlene, are spending
two weeks at Hampton Beach. Mr..
Norris will Join them Ii tile later for
a few days outing.
The Lake Road Ladies' Aid society
will hold lawn social Friday afternoon
and evening at ]. Arthur Bailey's
home. Ice cream will be served. Come
and enjoy yourselves.
cutter in the factory of B. F. Moore
and company and moved his family to
Thomaston, Me-. where he has accept
ed similar position.
Mrs. Arvilla Quint and daughter,
Miss Clara, of Manchester, N. H.. and
Mrs. Keziah Paul. of Morrisville, are
visiting their brothers, Henry and
Riley Bowley, and other friends.
Assistant Postmaster C. A. Wood and
family are enjoying an outing at
Knowlton's Bluff. r. L. Mosher, city
carrier. is also taking his vacation.
Fred Crawford is doing substitute duty
at tie postoffice.
DR.. and Mrs. F. D. Badger went to
Burlington by auto Wednesday. return
ling Thursday accompanied by their
daughter, Freda, who has been gradual
ted as trained nurse from the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
The annual coating of gravel is being
Main street, extensive work on the
portion of Main street near the Curtis
corner being completed. making much
needed Improvement.
Mark Joslyn and family, including
his brother. James K. Joslyn anc
family of Hope. N. H., who are spend
ing a few weeks in the East, Edmond
Richard and family, E. L. Richard anc
!, family and their cousin. Mrs. L. M.
Bouton, of Stamford, Conn.,. drove tt
Willoughby lake Thursday for a day
outing.
: VIM Valentine Foster and Miss
Agnes Mae Daley were united ir
marriage Aug. ID, and have been visit
ing at various places in Massachusetts
and New York. For several years
Mrs. Foster has been popular CLERK
in the store of E. Lane & Son ane
Mr.. Foster is in the employ of the
Boston & Maine railroad. Congratula
lions are extended by large circle o.
friends.
At the last grange meeting thu
o lecturers hour was made use of b.
4 marching and social intercourse and al
: interesting report of the recent agri
cultural meeting at Orleans given b.
C. w. Richmond. The meeting TO
e Aug. 26 will be the annual children
{ night and a program of interest will
e be furnished by the children under tn
direction of special committee head
i ed by Mrs. E. j. Joslyn. Ice cream
o and cake will be served
The entertainment furnished recent,
by the Mozart Ladies quartet was frs
h class in every respect and deserving o
+ the enthusiasm shown by the audienc
d in their repeated encores. Remark
able ability was demonstrated by tn
- members of the quartet not only a
= vocal and instrumental entertainer
~ but also as equally accomplished i
4 carrying out their parts in the charac
ter sketch, Bridget from Paris,
s with which they closed their program
" At the special village meeting he'll
= Friday it was voted to purchase IL
of ground for public playground an
al $1,000 was appropriated for this pul
y pose and committee consisting c
'. Rev. R. N. Joscelyn. F. D. Flint, f
E. Lane. C. L. M. Bugbee and R. v
N Spear elected to select and purchas
"a such lot. We understand the commi