Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-06-15

DR., and MRS. Percy Buck and son
Ralph Of Glover visited Mr.. and Mrs
Erastus Buck Friday.
Il DR.. and Mrs. w. A. REYNOLDS O
Boston are occupying their summe
cottage at Eagle Point.
Mrs. ,Annita Barnes leaves thi.
week for a visit to Mrs. Lorenz,
Cummings in Montreal.
DR.. and Mrs. S. w. F. Hamilto,
have gone into camp at the Wilco,
cottage Knowlton's Bluffs.
Miss Constance Dalton of Water
loo is a guest OF Mrs. w. E. TripI
and Mrs. Vincent Jones.
Bradley N. Davis arrived home
Saturday night from New Haven
Conn.,, to spend his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Lambert Miss
Florence Taylor and Miss Evelyr
Jehanne motored to Hyde Park Sun.
day.
A large number from here are at.
tendin& the opening of the Boulders
Casino at Willoughby Lake this even.
ing.
The Fortnightly Club will hold it's
annual outing tomorrow at Emery
| Island. The trip will be made on the
| Yioko.
David Camp was at home the first
| of the week and returned to Han
over by auto for sthe remainder of
the year.
Miss Beatrice Gingras, Misses AL
berthe and Leonette Liable motored to
ST. Johnsbury Sunday with e. A.
Spooner.
Mrs. Alfred Bishop and children
who have been visiting her parents
in Derby Line for two weeks have
returned home.
Mrs. H. B. Cushman has returned
home from Saco, Me-, bringing her
two grandchildren, Edna and Joseph
Bradbury with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Lewis and son, Ralph,
Earl Lewis and Miss Winsome Jones
spent Sunday down the lake.
Miss Ruth Buck returned Sunday
to Burlington to finish up the years
work at q. V. M. and will be home
Wednesday for the summer.
Miss Beulah Gray left Friday for
Waterbury and Mortified to attend
commencement at Waterbury High
Miss Eva Bprella has returned to
her work in Hanover after spending
her vacation with her cousin, Mrs.
Ered Aldred, in Providence, R. l.
Col. and Mrs. G. S. Emery, Miss
Doris Emery, Mayor and Mrs. Har-
ny Flint and daughter, Sallie, camped
at Emery's Island over the Weekend.
Miss Mary Jean Elder leaves to-
night for Boston where she will spend
two weeks vacation with Miss Helen
Eager. Miss Ruth Melloon is also
in Boston.
Charles G.. Taylor has moved his
family from ST. Adams to Newport
and they are occupying the George
Root cottage at the Bigelow Bluffs for
the summer.
Miss Thyra Mckay has returned
home from Boston where she spent
the winter, and will open her attrac-
tive tea room, "The Shack" on Sher-
brooke Road Immediately.
Mrs. G.. H. Prouty and Miss Helen
Nilsson leave this week for Boston
by auto. Miss Nilsson expects to visit
her sister in Connecticut and then
take up her work in New York state
Mrs. Herman Gross and two sons,
Billy and Eugene and Miss Ina
Pagan of ST. Louis, Mo-, arrived in
Newport Tuesday and will occupy
the Maplewood cottage at Eagle Point
for the summer.
Mrs. o. S. Dane has arrived in
town to open her cottage for the sum-
mer, Mrs. Dane spent the winter in
Bradentown, Florida, and has recent
ly been with her daughter, Mrs. S.
A. Judd in Bellows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. O. Sessions will
motor to Burlington Thursday and
will. be accompanied home by Ed
Standish brother of Mrs. Sessions
who is closing his years school at
st. Michael college at Winooski.
Mrs. E. A. Bacon and daughter,
Phyllis left Saturday for Tilton and
other points insNew Hampshire for a
months absence. They were ac-
companied by E. A., Bacon who re-
turned to Newport Monday morning.
Frank r. Sherman who was called
to Los Angeles, Calf. recently by
the serious illness of his mother, Mary
Sherman, returned home Monday
night. He reports the condition of
his mothers health as slightly i'm
proved.
The Missionary circle of the M.
E. church will meet with Mrs. E. j.
Joslyn this week. The ladies will
meet at the church and be taken to
the meeting by automobile. The
gentlemen will join them there at
six-thirty o'clock for a picnic supper.
Walter Scott while working on the
new offices of the True & Blanchard
Co., one day last week, went to step
over cement wall, when he fell
striking on the end Of a timber, and
receiving cracked rib. The injury
will necessitate his being idle for a |
few days. This is the first injury Mr..
Scott has ever received during his |
years of carpenter work.
Sunday afternoon Rev. H. B. Ran
kin narrowly escaped serious injury
to his left eye. When he went to use
the telephone in the home Of Mrs.
Helen Human, he slipped on the
polished floor, and as he fell, mis- face
came in contact with the stove, which
eft bad bruise at the outer corner
IF the eye. Had the blow been a
little to either side it would have
caused serious injury to the eye or
even more serious had it been on the
,emple.
Monday afternoon as B. H. Smith