Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-08-04

Charles Mason and family and Will
Gardiner were at Derby Line Friday
to attend the funeral of Henry Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Skinner and two
daughters of St. Lambert, Que, visit
ed her brother, E. M. Pickel, Sunday.
There will be services at the usual
hours at the Baptist church Sunday,
Rev. j. H. Dickson occupying the
pulpit.
Mrs. Carl Welch and little daughter,
Elizabeth of Morgan are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James McNa-
mara.
DR.. Kendrick and family, Miss Grace
Knight, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hamblet
are all at Old Orchard, Me-, for a
vacation.
Mrs. Margaret Leavens has been the
past week in Pittsford to visit her
sister, Miss Hannah Eley. in the sana-
tarium there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Buck, Mr.. and
Mrs E. H. Buck and two daughters
were in Willoughby Sunday to visit at
Alonzo Folsom's.
Cephas Dupont and John Eley went
by auto on Sunday to Pittsford to visit
Miss Hannah Eley, who is in a very
critical condition.
Karl Ruiter is running the electric
plant during the absence of his father
and with his brother, Ralph, are board
ing at Mrs. Hills.
Rev. J. H. Dickson was called Sun
day night to Adamsville, R. L, to
attend q funeral. Mr.. Dickson once
held a passionate there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Horn and Mrs.
S. D. Barrup were at Newport one day
last week to attend the funeral of their
cousin, Mrs. Alec Horn.
One morning last week Tracy Pratt
fell and cut his head quite badly. His
daughter, Mrs. Mary Bradbury. of
Lowell, Mass, is caring for him.
Mrs. E. P. Armstrong and Misses
MYRTLE and Ferne Armstrong accom-
panied by Miss Merle Varney, went to
their home in Montreal Saturday.
Sunday, Mr.. Weymouth and family
had the following guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. B. J. Farr of Holland and Homer
Twombly. two sons and two daughters
of Beebe.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Church, Mrs. E.
P. Armstrong and Mrs. Merton Wilson
called on relatives in Derby and Beebe
Thursday. George Cummings con-
veyed them with his auto.
Mr.. Nelson with his auto. conveyed
George Calkins and children to St.
Johnsbury Sunday to see Mrs. Calkins.
who is in the hospital. Mr.. Calkins
remained for short time.
John Mach amara, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Shorey, all of Lyndon
Vile, visited his parents, Mr.. ssand Mrs.
James Mcnamara. Sunday. Mrs. Nc
Nam ara and son. George, returned to
Lyndonville withthem.
Mr.. and Mrs George Calkins and
Dr. Kendrick went to Brightlook hos.
pital, ST. Johnsbury one day last week.
as Mrs. Calkins was obliged to have a
slight operation. Mrs. Calkins is
doing nicely and expects to soon return
home.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Conley of Westmore on the
birth of son, Gerald George. on July
20. Mrs. Conley will be remembered
here as Miss Elsie Dwire. Sunday
Ed. Dwire and son, Leslie, visited his
daughter, Mrs. Conley.
This week the following young ladies
go to a cottage in Fosters grove al
Willoughby lake for an outing: Misses
Mae Hastings, Vera Dickson, Sylvia
Weymouth, Stella Dane, Mamie
Uttin, Charlotte and Julia Leavens.
| They will be accompanied by Mrs.
Eugene Worboys and Mrs. Ernest
| Going.
A reception was held in the schoo
hall Wednesday evening of last week
for Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Burgin.
About Is people attended. Rev. J. H.
Dickson was in charge. A fine
program was carried out. Readings
by Miss Lou Bruce and Miss Rens
Temple, instrumental music by Miss
Vera Dickson, solo by Miss Charlotte
Leavens. duet by Miss acknowledgements
and Miss Vera Dickson, duet by Kar
Ruiter and Earle Eley, solo by H. H
Tracy, duet by Mr.. Tracy and Mr.
Brown. Remarks were made by Rev.
J. H. Dickson and Rev. W. R. Price
Rev. Dickson presented Rev. and Mrs
basket as a token of the love anc
respect given them by their large
circle of friends here. Rev. and Mrs
Burgin pleasantly responded. Re
freshments of various cakes. sand
witches and punch were served. Rev
and Mrs. Burgin have been here the
past two years and have also held
previous pastorate here. They are
greatly beloved by all and it is much
regretted that the health of both made
it necessary for them to give ur
active service for time, at least
and therefore necessary for them to gt
away from here. They will Away: