Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-06-23

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Graham Rodwell, Latin master in
LOOMS institute, Windsor, Conn.,, is
stopping few day at E. j. Joslyn's,
"The Elms."
J. E. Lambert, B. & M, operator
with his family is enjoying a two
weeks vacation at his former home
near st. Lambert. P. @.
Alfred Gale is at the home of his
father, T. C. Gale. He expects to
return to Vermont academy this fall
as instructor in mathematics.
Thursday "Golden Rule "lodge of
Masons from Stanstead, P. O., have
an excursion to Owls Head mountain,
going, via ''Lady Of the Lake,
Asst. Supt. Hingsburg of the Sd
Lighthouse District, from Tompkins-
vile, N. Y, was here Monday on his
annual lighthouse inspection tour.
Mrs. H. B. Rankin has returned from
the hospital in Burlington, where she
recently submitted to surgical oper-
alton. She is gaining in health.
volney Parker Of Lowell was in
town Saturday. His daughter. Elsie,
who has been attending Newport
IllSu SClOOl, ISGuluOo Will tllUl.
Emery Wilkie has moved to the
White tenement recently occupied by
o. H. Rawson. Mr.. Newton will have
one room for an office for his Insurance
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morse, Miss
Geneva Thayer and F. L. Patterson
have gone to the Scott Fish and Game
club at Trois Pistoles. P. O.. for a two
weeks outing.
Mrs. L. B. Wellman and daughter,
Ferol, have gone to Rye North Beach,
| N. H., for a visit. They will visit in
| Boston before their return. They will
| be absent about two weeks.
The M. M. degree was conferred at
the regular meeting of Lodge No. 65,
F. & A. M. Tuesday evening. There
will be no regular meetings of the
lodge during July and August.
Miss Maud Hurst is at home from
New York, having completed her
courses of music in New York Institute
of Musical Art. She received diplomas
and a special honor prize in gold.
The formal opening of the Yacht club
will take placeFriday evening, when the
commodore and other officers will holc
reception. which will be followed by
musical and literary entertainment.
Gerald Mooney, formerly of New.
port, and Miss Lettie Preston of Troy
we're married by Rev. Fl. B. Rankin al
the Baptist parsonage Wednesday
June 16. They will reside at North
Troy.
| Master Winfred Young has complet
ed the school year at Lebanon, N. H.,
and is now at the home of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Billings
to spend the summer at "Hillcrest
Farm"
The district clerk has posted the
warning for the annual school meeting
to held at school hall Wednesday even
ing, June 30th, at 7.3O o. m. Lei
every voter in the district be present
at this meeting.
G. A. Davis went to Hanover, N
H., Saturday night to attend the com
mencement exercises of Dartmouth
college and to be present at the 20tl
anniversary and reunion of tn,
class of '95 of which he was a member
G.. S. Emery and company hav,
leased the>ofice recently built on thu
Arlington property by w. G. Lindsay
and will occupy it with the custom
house brokerage business as soon a.
the furniture is installed.
Mrs. w. B. Bowman of West Burke
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hall and Mrs. Hun
and daughter of Orleans were visitor
at E. A. Bowley's Friday and to at
tend the graduation exercises of tn
class of their nephew, Harold Bowley
The Independence day celebra
ton is to be held at the new trottin,
park in West Derby, July 5th.
grand parade of horribles, trade floats
automobiles, ETC., races at the park
and two baseball games are the adver
) tised attractions.
Thursday evening the three churche
, will unite for their mid-week praye
meeting. The service will be held a
the Methodist church under the aus
pices of the w. C. T. u. Rev. H. E
Rankin will address the meeting o
"Statewide Prohibition.
Mrs. Attic Leavins has move
from the Davis tenement locate
on Third street to the fiat recent
+ vacated by Mrs. McCleary on Summe
y street Superintendent of streets, M
Goodrich, will occupy the tenemer
vacated by Mrs. Leavins.
: Mrs. Jennie Anderson of Metros,
Mass, has just returned from a Wis
of several weeks in the West arrive
!, in town last week to attend the gradl
r alton exercises of the class of whic
her daughter. Edna Dewitt Anderson
. is a member. She is stopping at E.
It Joslyn's.
Charles R. Moore has finished a pa
of his building near the long bride
q into a restaurant, which he has lease
It to Joseph McCaffrey of Lyndonvill
who opened the rooms for business la
week. The rooms are very attractive
Il ly finished and it is reported that tt
. management has had considerable e,
perience and will run a first class re
4 taurant.