Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-14

pirate theme.
Miss Marie Darling has resumed
work at the Eldridge handkerchief
factory after a vacation of few
weeks.
Mrs. Jennie L. Hunt and John E.
Hennessy were united in marriage at
the parsonage by the Rev. W. S.
Smithers, Saturday, June 10th, at 8. 80
p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Skinner are at
Wheaton college in Massachusetts to
attend the graduation exercises. Their
daughter, Ruth, is a member of the
graduating class.
1t will be of interest to many of the
citizens to know that Mr.. Driscoll, who
has been inspecting the water system,
has found everything is satisfactory
and sufficient hydrant pressure in all
parts of the village.
Herbert c. Batchelder. brother of
Mrs. w. T. Wiggin, died June 5th of
pneumonia at Idaho Springs, Colorado.
at the age of Sc. Mrs. Virgins has
five brothers at rest in the same GENE
terry upon the side of the Rocky Noun
tains.
Saturday the boys play their last
baseball game of the year. The game
will be played with Johnson high school
at Skinner park and is called at 2.3O
The boys have won eight out of twelve
games this season and are looking for
another victory. Come and help
The next meeting of the w. C. T.
u, will be held with Mrs. Guild, June
Goth. Devotionals will be led by Mrs.
Goodnough. Program in charge of
Mrs. Rowell and Mrs. Heath Reports
of the county convention will be given,
which will help to make this a very
pleasant and profitable meeting. A
good attendance is desired.
The Orleans Rifle club have received
shipment of Krag rifles and about
5000 rounds of ball cartridges from the
United States government. A range
will soon be established and citizens of
Orleans are warned not to be alarmed
if violent firing is heard in the early
morning hours. We are now fully pre-
pared against invasion of foreign foe.
/ There will be a reunion of the
Orleans county members of the General
Assembly OF 1912, on the north shore
Of Caspian lake, Greensboro, Thursday.
June %. Meet at "Huckleberry
Rock" on Frank Chase's farm. Roll
call and picnic dinner at noon. A
special invitation has been extended to
Hon. Horace F. Graham to give a
short address,.
Dwinell & Person have been awarded
another contract at Woods Lake for
some parties from New York, to erect
one building 68x82 feet, two stories,
| with living room 36x5O feet, dinine
, room 2Ox68 and large kitchen, pantry
J serving room, refrigerator and verands
IL feet wide by SO feet long, In the
living room there is to be fireplace l:
feet wide and ten feet high. The
! second story is to be finished in balcony
, style, the rooms opening from tn,
; balcony. Sleeping rooms, a:rroom
, and offices, and all - &c with al
modern lmproveme,.: In connection
; with this building are ten tents l2x1
, feet built up on platforms and al
, screened in. The tents are locate,
: within three minutes walk of tn
, main building. These tents are in
Z grove where there are five cottages o.
; the property, which consists of II
, completed with baseball diamond
tennis court and basket ball and crooue
, and place for all outdoor sports
? On the shore of the lake there is
; nice place for boating and bathing
also diving tower and other waite
sports. This is one of the finest camp
for girls in that part of Maine. I'll
3 buildings and tents are all serene
, The main building faces Pleasar
q = Mountain also Mt. Washington and
, fine view of all the surrounding cour
, try. Dwineli & Person have man,
? featured all Of the finish in their ow
: shop and Mr.. Dwinell is there Iookin
, after that end of it and it is to be con
= pleted the very first of July.