Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-22
l ? Newport. Richford and Lyndon

vile. anu Lyndon
MISS Bertha Currier has returned
rom q two weeks visit snent of
hpllhgneld, where she visited her
uIoener, Walter Currier. She made
Me Trip Dy auto going by the way of
montpelier and other points and u,o :
pIesent at the reception given Mr.
Hartness in honor of his nomination
as governor of Vermont.
Viola the nine year old dauob+e,.
OF mrs. w. d. Godfrey is very s;cl<
Win dlphtheria at the home of M
and Mrs. E. G. Carter, Mt. Vernon
street. 1t is thought that she con
/ tracted the disease in White River
1ct., where Mrs. Godfrey has been
working of late, as in that VILLAGE
tnere are several cases of the disease
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Embrv
OF Boston, Mass, are visiting at the
nome of Mr. and w. c. Shepard Fast
MAIN street. They will return home
thursday. going by the way of
springfield, and will be accompanied
Dy Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard, who will
attend the Sovereign Grand Lodge
Oh the l. o. o. F. The trip will he
made by auto.
The ladies of the Main St. Ran
tist church will serve a harvest din
ner and supper in the church vestrv
Friday, Sept. "a. Dinner will be
served from 11:30 till 2, and supper
from $3.50 till all are served. Every-
ting that goes with a good New
England dinner so cents and supper
SO cents. Everybody welcome. Come
In and have good social time.
The funeral service of Joseph Pat
enaude was held at st. Mary's
church Saturday morning at $50
Rev. j. Fl. Bastien officiating. Mr..
Patenaude was born in Milton, Que,
where he spent most of his life and
was rs years of age. He died at the
nome OF his son, j. c. Patenaude of
lrasburg where he had made his
home for the past year, burial was
In the Catholic cemetary.
The Pollyanna Sunday school
class entertained the Primary de-
partment Saturday afternoon in the
Methodist church parlor. Some OF
the chlldren's parents and older
friends were also invited. About
thirty of the children were present
They were told stories by Miss Juna
Sleeper and refreshments of fruit
were given them at the close of a
very entertaining afternoon.
A party of young people consist.
ing of Miss Belle Schultz, Miss Haz.
elton, Mr.. Blake, Mr.. Hazelton anc
Miss Fuller accompanied by Mr. .ano
Mrs. Cecil Miller went Saturday
evening to one of Mrs. II. F. Beams
cottages on the west shore of the
lake, where they spent very enjoy.
able Sunday, returning Sunday eve
ming.
Teddy, the little white Pomeraniar
poodle dog owned by A. G. Goodwin
was run over by an auto driven by
Hermon Ramsdell last Friday night
Mr.. Goodwin was out for walk or
Highland avenue and was near the
George Bailey residence when the
dog which was with him was stucl
and killed. The dog was a recent ar
i rival to the Goodwin home and wa.
gift to the daughter, Lucille, from
MISS Lawson of New York city.
A. ]. White met with a painful
accident Monday forenoon while
working in his house finishing shol
on Main street. His hand wa
caught on a circular saw badly cut
ting the thumb and middle finger
and it was necessary to amputate tn
finger at the first joint. The thumb
will be saved but the wound leave
Mr.. Whites hand in bad shape fol
he met with similar accident few
years ago which left the hand will
only a thumb and one finger. II,
was taken to the home of hi!
son, Carl White, when the wount
was dressed by the surgeons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arab Wilcox anC
son. Arlington of Second street, wht
have been on an extended auto triI
through the N z. states returned
| Saturday They were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Smith of Or
leans and were away two weeks
Their route took them across North
ern New York through Oswego, Buff
falo and Niagara Falls, back acros:
Central New York to Troy, from
there to points in New Hampshire
i Massachusetts and Connecticut
They covered over fifteen hundred
miles and did not see any rain unit
back in Vermont on Saturday.
E. A. Wilkie, special agent for the
Connecticut General Life Insurance
Co. has returned fom trip to Bret
ton Woods. N H., where he attended
a meeting of the agents which wa!
held at tht Mount Pleasant House
Mr.. Wilkie was one of the number
who had succeeded in writing enough
insurance in a stipulated time t.
give him the honor of attending thu
meeting with all expenses paid, thu
!. outing also included trips to tn
Flume and a climb up the mountain
on the Marrow Gage, R. r. Mr.
Wilkie not only qualified in writing
insurance enough to give him this tril
he also won a gold honor pin, givei
!. by the Vice President of the compan.
for securing a certain amount of IN
surance, the amount required wa;
unknown to the agents. Mr. WI
kie was one of about 100 who recelv
ed the pins out of about 300 agent
that were present.