Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-06-27
ORLEANS LOCAL MENTION
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ORLEANS LOGAL MEN 11ON
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M. M. Taplin spoke at East Hard
Red Cross Sunday.
Harry Shirtlift and Miss Maude
Shirtlift of Montpelier were guests Of
o. W. Locke last week.
M. E. Church of Falls Church, Va,
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
] Gay the last of the week.
Captain Corey was in town Satur-
day getting recruits. Tt is reported
that no one enlisted from here.
There will be a regular work meet
ing of the Red Cross every Thursday
at the chapel until further notice.
Miss Beatrice Badger is working
for the TurnbuH company during the
absence of one of the Office force.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Dodge and Mrs.
J. w. Laughton and Armene expect
to spend the weekend at Willoughby.
Nat Simpson and daughter, Mrs.
Myrtle Perley, have returned from
Bradford where they have been Wis
iting.
The insurance company for which
Clarence SWEET works, has promoted
him to the St. Johnsbury depart
ment.
George RowelI, Bert Dean, Dean
Mathews and Paul French are camp
ing at French's cottage at Willough-
by lake.
Clayton Kinsley of Boston and Mr..
Bingham of Burlington were week
end guests at the We-and-Us camp at
Long pond.
Alton and Merrill Porter, accom-
panied by their mother, went to Sax
tons River Monday to enter the Kurn
Hattin Home.
George German has finished work
for the Turnbull company. Elmer
billiard has taken his place as ice
cream maker.
Big Fourth of July dance at the
opera house Tuesday night, July 8.
Sawyer's orchestra of four pieces.
Watch for posters.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Harris, Miss Hazel Harris.
Guy and Ralph Harris spent the
weekend at Willoughby.
Mrs. Webb Scott has gone to Iivn-
donville to visit her sister, Mrs. Ed.
Cook, and will go to Boston with Mr..
and Mrs. Cook later in the week.
Mrs. o. H. Renfrew of Groton is
spending a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. A. H. SWEET. Mr.
Renfrew was here over Sunday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fletcher OF
Keene, N. H., are visiting Mrs
Fletcher's mother, Mrs. Wiley. Mr.
: Fletcher is assisting in the bank.
2 Nine lightning losses were report
ed to Harry Dickens after the severe
showers Tuesday of last week. These
J losses were all in Orleans and vicini-
! ty.
: Miss Marion Holbrooke of Irasbure
: who has been the guest of her sister
Miss Dale Whipple, for the past few
days, returns to her home today. Miss
Whlpple accompanies her.
Ray P. French of Hartford, Cal.
was visitor in town last week. Mr.
: French made his home here a mum
S Der of years ago and is well remem
bered by some of the people.
|, Maynard Willzie and Miss Gather
II lie N1CGOOk1n OF barton were mar
: ried last week while Mr.. Wilkie wa:
home on leave. The marriage cam,
as a surprise to his friends here.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Mason and chill
e dren spent the weekend at Willough
by. Mr.. Mason will not give up hi:
). work in the E. L. Chandler company
e as was expected and will become su
! perintendent of part of the worl
here.
: Mr.. and Mrs H. R. Peabody are en-
!. pertaining Miss Bertha Richardson
E and Miss Gladys Huntoon of Nor
: wood, Mass. They gave party il
n their honor at the Valley House Tues
:. day evening, there being about q
K present.
e Several from this place ATTENDED
the centennial Sunday school conven
: ton held at Greensboro Saturda.
and Sunday, including Rev. Nh
Smithers, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Twom
bly,, Mrs. F. J. Kinney, Mr.. and Mrs
d C. E. Gay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Laughton an,
n son, Armene, of Hanover, N. H., ar
rived at Willoughby lake Sunda,
morning. Mr.. Laughton is campin,
" with party of friends in the Turn
bull cottage Mrs. Laughton an
n Armene are spending the week at G
S. Dodge's.