Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-05-19

get stone. They will be running a
full shed of men just as soon as Uney
are able to get the men
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrows AMI Mr. and
Mrs John Mcclellan spent the week
tained several at fish diner Sunday
at the Stone pond cottage
D. J. Bachaud, state chief ranger of
the Catholic Order of Foresters of
Vermont, and Father c. A. Griffin will
of East Albany will speak at the
Catholic hall Thursday evening at D.
m. Admission free to everyone.
Tuesday evening the Gem theatre
will show two Warner feature plays,
three-reel drama. This should prove
pleasing combination.
Leon Batchelder, who has been
spending the past week at his home
here, shas returned to Sherbrooke,
where he has large number of pianos
to tune for Mr.. Hubbard of that city.
Work is rapidly going forward on
the streets. The under drain is COM
pleted and teams are already at work
carting gravel for the streets. Work is
also under way on the new sewage sys-
tenn.
| DR.. Magoon caught five pound
salmon Tuesday morning in Crystal
lake, and there have been number of
good catches the past few days at the
lake hefe, at Long pond and at Parker
pond.
The following letters remain un-
called for at the postoffice. Please say
letters. Mrs. Nellie Stevens. H. D.
Sewer. .
A placard has been placed at the
foot of the library stairs denoting the
hours on which the library is open.
The lettering is hand work. and the
whole is gift.
Frank Walters, general manager Of
the Chicago and Northwestern railways
and Mrs. Walters of Omaha, Neb. are
guests of Mr.. Walters sister, Mrs
Frank Thrasher. at Willoughby.
H. E. Lee, Forrest Lee of Albany
Parker Barrows and "Ted" Lee went
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see Tufts college and Vermont univer
sity play ball. Tufts won easily by 6
score of 40.
Miss Ethel Uric and Miss Gladys
McFarlane are visiting friends il
Springfield, Mass, this week. Miss
Ruth Freeman is taking Miss McFar
lanes place in the E. w. Barron com
pany's store during her absence.
!, Mrs. A. j. Williamson, who went tt
Providence, R. l., to stay with he1
sister during the illness and death O.
the latter's husband, Henry johnson
returned home last week, accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. Clara Johnson.
Wallace Abbott had an attack O.
appendicitis early last week and on
Wednesday evening DIR. Ross of St
Johnsbury performed an operation a
the young mans home here. TIL
f patient seems to be getting on very
we'll.
: Mrs. A. M. Vercoe and sisters of Mont
real have hired the E. w. Barron cottag
!, in Crystal Lake grove for the summe
: and will reside across the lake durin,
q the camping season. Mrs. Verco
will, however, be at her store as usua
each day.
= Miss Lillian Phelps of Niagara Falls
y who gave such an interesting address
: at the M. f. church on Sunday eve
ming, was the guest of Mrs. w. A
: Warner at the Congregational parson
Y age. She was former acquaintanc
: of Mrs. Warner.
The Express and Standard inform
n that Carl Goss and family. Mr. an
It Mrs. Allen Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs
: Ellis Prescott, Mrs, Bullock of Barto
and Geo. Goss attended the birthda
y celebration of Mrs. George Goss q
q, Coventry May l.
o Union Memorial Sunday services wi
be held in the Congregational churc
- Sunday. May 80 and on the followin
. - day. which is declared the official Me
+ mortal day, G. w. Quimhy post, G. A
- ) r. will hold their usual exercises g
: Seaver's hail. Rev. |. A. Ranney wi
l. deliver the address, y -
Bernard Lee is captain of Tuf
- college baseball team this seaso,
The college has one of the most r,
markable teams of many years tn
" season, having twelve victories, OF
r tie and only one defeat up to date ar
n. they have met such teams as Oar
1r mouth. Brown, Vermont, and others.
A letter has been received here fro
lg Horatio L. French of Bridgepor
to Conn.,. oldest son of A. F. French