Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28
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several days at Fairlee.
Everett Young has a new piano,
p e 'ente d to him by his parents.
The upstairs tenement of the Rollins
store has been wired for electric
lights.
Mrs. James Bear has opened her
cottage on the south end of the lake
for the summer.
Mrs. Will Bates has been very sick
for several days but is reported much
better at this time.
Mrs. Fred Goodrich has been quite
sick for the past week but is much
better at this writing.
William Miller made two days
trip to Newport last week to deliver in
that place motor boat.
Mr.. and Mrs McLoud and child of
Barre are at the home of Mr.. McLoud's
mother, Mrs. w. S. Ingalls,.
The family of Or. o. C. Stickney of
Barre are in one of the camps at
| Winnemere for two weeks stay.
B. M. Wiley has bought a little
sorrel horse of N. L. Drown for use this
summer on his store delivery wagon.
Prof. W. P Kelley and family of
New Brunswick. N. J., are at their
cottage at Winnemere for the summer
Miss Reba Cornell of Morrisville
came last week to thes cottagesof E. C.
Kinney and will remain through the
summer.
The Greensboro cornet band gave the
third of their concerts in this village
Saturday evening and gave US some
good music.
An outside picture concern presented
"Quincy Adams Sawyer" in moving
pictures Thursday evening to good
sized audience
Benjamin H. Sanborn and daughter
of Wellesley, Mass, came last week to
their cottage, Birch Lodge, Lakewood,
for the summer.
N. ]. Whitehill of White River
Junction has opened his camp, Winnie
mang, on the Randolph end of the
lake for the summer.
Mrs Edgar Dawson of New York
City is at her cottage north of the
s Congregational church for the summer.
4 Prof. Dawson to is come later
> The Ro-ca-ta Camp Fire Girls of
4 Hardwick spent last week in one of
n the camps on Caspian lake. They were
4 chaperoned by Mrs. Warren Mack
o The newly organized minister's cIut
g including many ministers in this vicin
y ity will hold picnic on the shores Of
v Lake Caspian at Winnemere on Tues
dy, July 18th.
4 Prof. Bliss Perry of Harvard Univer
: sity, Cambridge, Mass, who arrived
at his cottage here for the summer
: Thursday, has been i'll for several day!
g with laryngitis.
e Many were saddened to hear of the
0 death of Charles CsIderwood at st
y Johnsbury Sunday. He has many rela
7. tives and friends here, where he spen
g his early manhood.
n George Marshall and Sam Ladd have
Il the0past week entered the fast growing
g list of those who own automobiles by
,, each purchasing a Chevrolet through
- the Danville agency for those cars
$ The Sunday school of the Unitet
Presbyterian church gave their Chill
dren's day concert Sunday morning, tn,
. little folks presented an attractive
s program. There was a good attend
n ance.
t. The communion of the Lords suppe
It will be observed at the Congregations
L. church Sunday morning. The subjec
f. for the c.. E. meeting Sunday evenin
, at 7.30 will be "How to Make Ours a
- Ideal Nation" and the leader will b
/ Rev. E. c. Hayes.
The Hazen Road Pomona held
l meeting in this town with the Caspia
e Lake Grange Saturday and there was
1t good attendance, about 100 partakin
n Of the dinner provided by the locs
IS grange. The fifth degree was worked O
O. a class of ten and the following progra!
Il J. H. Darlington was in St. Johns
n bury Friday on business trip in cor
Il nection with the gristmill property
>, this place which he has leased for
~ grain business here will be continue
'e by Mr.. Darlington as during the la:
l. IA years.
Rev. Henry E. Jackson, now {
'e Washington, D. c., has been procure
a. to give lecture under the auspices
r, the Tuchebache class of the Congregs
d. tional Sunday school, in the town ha
is Friday, August a. The proceeds frol
10 this lecture will go to the churc
y. 20 organ fund.
There was some little excitemer
n created on Sunday morning at abot
~ 7.30 by a furious chimney fire
the kitchen chimney on the home
= w. S. Ingalls,. Several responded t
the telephone call of fire and the blaz
was so quickly subdued that the fiji
N department was not called out
OF Sunday evening by special reque.
a Miss Dorothy Morgan gave a half-hor
ne talk on her work in the Jacob Ri
e. Settlement house in New York Cit!
"a at the C. E. meeting Of the Congreg;
tional church. There was a lare
~ number present and all were please
with the interesting talk given of tn
great work in our metropolis.
The schools of this village close