Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-07

some prominent man from out of the
state.
Mrs. G. A. Drew has gone to New
port to visit friends and attend the
commencement exercises at Derby
academy. Mrs. Drew was graduate
from that institution 60 years ago.
Fred Richmond went to Yonkers the
first of the week and returned with
one of Mrs. Peene's automobiles.
Harry Bachstien is driving the limou-
sine car from Yonkers to Fox Hall.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. H. R. Cutler Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. This will be
the flower mission meeting and the
report of the convention at North Troy
will be given.
Insurance adjusters were here last
week and settled with j. F. Batchelder
for his recent fire loss. The adjust
ment was mutually satisfactory and it
is expected that Mr.. Batchelder will at
once rebuild his cottage.
| The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve supper in the vestry
| Wednesday, June IA, at o'clock, to
! which everyone is cordially invited.
This will be the second of the four 25-
cent suppers to be given by the ladies
! during the year
The following letters remain un-
called for at the postoffice. Please say
advertised when calling for these
letters. Mrs. Tia Chabot, Mrs. William
c. Clark, Monsieur Benioul, Horace
Cooper, Mr.. Douglass, care Union
s avings Bank & Trust Co.
Murray Pike Of Irasburg, row
student at Randolph Agricultural
school. called on friends in town
7 Thursday. Pike is s. A. IA man
and until he bad the misfortune to
injure his leg was one of the star
It has been decided by the directors
of the Vermont Butter Tub company
not 10 rebuild the plant here. Distance
from raw stock and the extra freight
rates seem to prohibit rebuilding
although a local committee has been
endea, oring to induce them to stay in
town.
A. A. Cook left today for Greenville,
Me-, where he goes to continue his
labors for the Vermont Butter Tub
company at their Dig plant IN that
town. The family will leave in short
time. The Monitor and everyone else
regrets that Barton is to lose these
most genial people.
Clyde Heath, who has been coaching
the Randolph Agricultural schools
baseball team, brought thesAggies into
northern Vermont last week and made
a clean sW ep Of the four games
played. This puts the schedule Of the
Randolph boys at Is games won and not
single game lost during the season.
short vacation, pitched for Irasburg ir
their game against the Randolph team
Saturday. The game was played in 3
drizzling rain but Lee kept the hits
scattered and until the first Of the
ninth inning the score was to 6. II
the ninth the Randolph boys scored foul
runs.
T The academy boys to be sure los: {
majority Of their ball games this sea
son. but, to an outsider they certainly
made wonderful Improvement during
the season and they are in line tx
make any of the prep schools sit W
!, another season. There is some rea
: baseball material in the team and it is
! developing.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Baldwin, Mr.
, and Mrs. F. W. Cutting, Mrs. w. w.
Reirden, Mrs. j. F. Batchelder anc
+ Mrs. c. A. Barrows went to Burlington
' today to attend the meeting of the
grand Eastern Star chapter of Yer
mont. They will be met in Burlington
by Mrs. Florence Pierce, who has been
on visit in Pennsylvania for severa
s weeks and will return with them.
On June 18th the Gem theatre will
show the first installment of the Vita
r graph serial, 1.-THE Goddess in which
r Anita Stewart and Earl Williams are
the stars. These artists are worth
seeing in any photoplay, and "The
Goddess. has received more favorable
! comm ent tnan any serial SO far pro
: duced. \ Paramount feature will be
r run each Tuesday night in connection
r with Two reels of "The Goddess =
making an especially attractive seven
reel program.
During the summer months and unit
;, further notice the postoffice will be
. open for the delivery of mail Sundays
laws require that third and fourth
8 class Offices shall be open to the public
/ for one hour and the time of service tt
4 the patrons must not be during that Of
n church services. The change from L
o'clock to l o'clock as formerly
to the above honr will accommodate {
e greater number of the patrons getting
e their mail at this Office.
r Cornelius Buckley, P. M.
WILLOUGHBY
Several from here attended gradua
:, tion exercises at Barton last week.
It Karl Wheeler from Canada has beer
e spending few days with his sister