Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-06-08

spray which he intends to handle. If
he obtains this article it will be in
a class with the other Graylawn pro-
| ducts.
S. l.. F. Fanchon of Hathorne,
Mass. C.. w. Bragdon of Danvers,
Mass. and WIG .Fanchon of Lawrence
Mass. were in town the first of the
week relative to identifying themsel-
YES with the Graylawn corporation.
Rev. F. E. Dawson of Derby oc-
cupied the pulpit at the First Con-
EDUCATIONAL church Sunday morning
in exchange with Rev. L. A. Edwards,
who preached the baccalaureate SER
! mon to the students of Derby acade-
my.
Harry Gray arrived home Saturday
for the summer from the Allen mill
tam school, making the trip by auto
with Herbert Gray, who came from
Graylawn Farms, offices for two
weeks.
Elmer Wallace, and daughter, Mrs.
! Mae Ellis and her fanny, have taken
| the tenement at AZ Central st. Sam
Ellis, who has been in Derby, and
Dorothy, who has been in Newport
C6IlC0I, .lOI Pe~0G year nave OOLA
| returned home.
A the last meeting of the J. O. u.
A. M. it was voted to hold only one
meeting month during the summer
months, June, July and August. The
| next regular meeting of Newport
| council will take place on the fourth
Thursday of June.
The Senior class and teachers of
the North Troy high school celebrated
/ the closing Of the years work, by an
| auto ride to Newport Monday, where
they spent the day at the Bailey
cottage in Farrant's grove enjoying a
basket picnic dinner.
The News of Dec. ID, announced the
marriage of Chester H. Hill of Grove
ton, N. H., to Viola M. Batchelder.
The item was but recently brought
to the attention of Mr.. Hill and he
wishes us to state that he is not a
party to the contract.
Edd Morrill, has sold his property
on the Derby road to his nephew,
Arthur Morrill,, who had charge of
the farm during the winter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrill, intend to make their
home at the farm this summer and re-
turn to Florida next fall.
Lost on Tuesday of last week be-
tween Newport and the Bluffs or the
Bluffs and Derby Center, a small
purse of gray silvercloth containing
between five and seven dollars in
money. Finder will please return to
the Express and Standard Office.
adv.
A not widely herald but exception
ally pleasant social affair was the
novelty dance given by Red Clover
auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Train
men at the armory Memorial night.
| This organization was only institut-
ed in the early spring and the success
! of their first social affair was largely
| due to the work of Mrs. Theodore
Turcott and Mrs. B. L. Garry. Lunch
was served by a committee composed
| of Mrs Bernice Corey, Mrs. George
i Lyman and Mrs. Ray Hanley. Nc
Cauley's orchestra played and 125
couple attended.
Twelve girls celebrated Miss Flea
nor CIRCUITS birthday on Saturday
with an afternoon at Salem Pond.
They enjoyed all kinds Of outdoor
games and picnic supper consisting
! of sandwiches, root beer, lovely
/ birthday cake trimmed with pansies
and ferns, and candy. Those who
were able to take the trip were Flea.
nor and Nancy Grout, Dorothy Smith
Virginia Brown, Eleanor Dwinell
Vivian Peabody, Eleanor Prouty, Har'
riet Goss, Josephine Pomeroy, Marga'
ret SWEET, Marion Spear and Frances
Griggs. They were accompanied by
Mrs. A. H. Grout, Mrs. Mabel Bige.
low, Mrs. G. H. Flint, Mrs. Ellen
Hart, Mrs G F Root and Mrs Edward
Wells. The children received favors
of tiny picnic baskets full of candy
and jumping jacks.