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

Miss Parker from India, who is a
worker to help stamp out the T. B.
which is spreading over the earth,
spoke at the Congregational church
Sunday morning.
ORLEANS
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work in Boston and is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Grow.
Many attended the automobile show
at Newport Saturday.
C. d. Pierce and family spent Mon
day with friends in Craftsbury.
Il Telephone Barton 1873 for your
family washing. Prompt service is
dry. adv
A. c.. Harris and DIR. and Mrs.
Genge visited Mrs. Harris at the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
Sunday.
/ Mrs. A. H. SWEET and Mrs. Inez
/ Bassett went to Rutland the first of
the week to attend the Grand Lodge
of the Eastern Star.
/ The body of Lynn C. Sanborn of
the 26th Division 1O3d Machine Gun
Co. was returned from France and ar
rived at Orleans Saturday, June 4.
R. A. Bean and family and Roy
and Elsie Skinner went to Bingham,
Me-, Wednesday to visit Mrs. Beams
sister, Mrs. Maynard Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. R. Young and
Barbara are visiting at w. N. Full
ler's in Somerville, Mass, and attend
ing the wedding of Miss Airline M
Holton.
Mrs. H. j. Stannard is visiting her
cousin, Miss Alice Hawkins, in NAL
one, N. Y, making the trip as far as
Albany with E. G. Skinner and Miss
Alice Skinner.
A. A. Patten has painted his build
ings and shingled the front roof and
made other improvements that add
greatly to the appearance of the up
per end of School street. The build
ings of Mrs. Mary Ordway have also
been painted recently which is anoth-
er improvement to the street.
CARD-We wish to express our
sincere thanks to the friends and
neighbors, also to the American Lei
gion both of Orleans and North Troy
for the love and sympathy shown us
at the time of the arrival from
France and burial of our dear son
and brother, Lynn C. Sanborn, also
for the beautiful flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hardy,
Earl c. Hardy,
Charles P. Hardy.
William R. Cole, a student at Mid
dlebury college was recently pledged
to the Waubanakees, which is a SEN
iort honorary society, the men being
pledged in the latter part of their
junior year. Mr.. Cole is a member
of the class of '22 and is a member
of the Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity
He is a member of the college band
and was the manager this year. He
is also a member of the Glee and
the Mandolin clubs and is assistant
manager of basket ball. Mr.. Cole has
been prominent in track at college.
At the recent elections of the Under
graduate Association, Mr.. Cole was
elected to the Student Council for the
coming year.
The baseball game between New
port and Island Pond at Skinner park
Thursday afternoon resulted in close
game. Newport winning A to 8. A
large crowd attended. Bissonette
| pitched a good game for Island Pond
and received wonderful support. Left
fielder Conor made the spectacular
play of the game in a running low
catch. Both teams scored one each liz
the first inning; Newport scored two
in the second, and Island Pond two in
the sixth, tieing the game from the
sixth to the last inning. A long
L ~,
down closed the game with a we'll
| five men. Trenholme's decisions
were challenged and Dean Matthews
went in to umpire bases in the last
of the sixth inning.
The Somerville, (Mass.) Journal
tells of the marriage of Miss Airline
M. Holton, daughter of Mrs. w. N.
Fuller at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fuller in that place. We take the
following extract from the account.
"The bride looked charming in white
georgette over white silk and her
wedding veil was caught with orange
blossoms. She carried a bouquet of
white carnations. A string of pearls
groom. She was attended by Mrs.
G.. R. Young of Orleans. VT. sister
of the bride, as matron of honor and
the bridesmaid was Miss Lillian
Mulch of Lowell. The matron of
honor wore pink organdie and carried
pink carnations and the bridesmaid
wore peach-colored wolfe. Her flow
ers were pink carnations. Little Miss
Charlena Riggs, daughter of the
bridegroom, three years of age, was
ring bearer. The best man was Ray
Follansbee of Nashua, N. H."
The Clinton QMass.) Daily Item of
June /, tells Of the Memorial day ad-
dress of the pastor of the Unitarian
church there in which he referred to
three members of the church who
have died during the year. One ref
erence was to Mrs. C. l.. French, for
merly we'll known here. The pastor
said: "One other personality whose
genial presence we keenly miss can
not forbear to mention. If the me-
mortal, then most assuredly to be
reckoned among the immortals is
Mrs. Charles l.. French. For if ever
there walked on this earth virtuous
woman, she was that woman. One
would have to travel far to find bet
ter illustration of the ideal woman
portrayed bv the sacred writer when