Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-06-25

the banquet of the Vermont retail
shoe dealers held at the New Will
loughby hotel, Westmore, Thursday.
Mrs. c. F. Shores, who has been
spending several weeks at Sunshine
sanitarium, Is much improved, and
returned to her home the first of the
week. Miss May Woodbury. Is work
ing for her.
The Farm Bureau meeting in
Batehelder's hall Tuesday evening
was fairly we'll attended. The ad-
dresses by Prof Camburn of y. V.
N. and County Agent Johnson were
very instructive
NJ. J. Smith of Glover street, who
has been critically i'll for several days
with pneumonia, is improving. His
children, Mrs. W. j. Edwards, Ros-
coe c. Smith and Perley W. Smith,
have all been here.
An entertainment will be given in
the Methodist church Tuesday. eve.
ming. July 1st, by Frank Reynolds of
Boston. Mr.. Reynolds comes well
recommended as an entertainer who
entertains. Tickets, 35c.
The younger piano pupils of Mrs.
Fred H. Pillsbury gave a recital IN
the Gem theatre Wednesday evening
of last week The work of many OF
these little tots is surprising and
much praise from the adult members
of the audience was heard.
At a special village meeting held
Tuesday evening it was voted TO au-
thorize the building of the electric
line from the Charleston road to
Camp Westmore. 1t is thought the
hTrf
meeting was held to forestall any le-
gal question that might arise.
Nearly 100 persons attended Po-
mona grange meeting held here FIJI
day and two candidates were admit
ted. Frank w. Hastings of Glover,
master, presided and the discussion
of topics arranged by Mrs. B. J. Jen-
ness, lecturer, was very interesting.
1t is hoped a full report of the meet
ing may be had next week from the
secretary.
Among the graduates at the Uni
versitv of Vermont, Burlington, this
year is Julia E. King, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. King, of this
place. Miss King receives the de-
gree of Bachelor of Science in home
economies. Miss King delivers the
IVY grafton of Class Day, an honor of
which her friends may be proud. Mrs.
King is in Burlington for commence
ment.
The large barn on the Peene farm
at Westmore was burned to the
ground this noon, the loss covering
the barn and much of the contents,
such as wagons, and farm imple-
ments. The livestock was saved.
The barn was large new barn, cost
ing Mrs. Peene many thousand dol
lars to build only a few years ago.
1t is not known at this time how the
fire originated.
The Crystal Lake Hotel tea room
opened Saturday evening with splen-
did patronage and the dance was well
attended. The enterprise of Propri-
/ etor Seaver is indicated by the signs
| on the roads entering the village, the
side one reads on approaching the
village saying, Crystal Lake Hotel
/ and Tea Room" and the wording on
] the side one sees in leaving the vii
! lage saying, "Glad You Came, Come
! Often"
/ Work on Camp Westmore for Girls
! is progressing well in all respects
and it is expected everything will be
/ in readiness for occupancy on July l.
Members of the corporation owning
! the camp express satisfaction with the
/ manner in which things are shaping
themselves. Signs reading, Camp
lWestmore" with an arrow pointing
WiIloughby Lake way, have been
posted over a wide territory of coun-
frv. 1t is understood the F. W. Cut