Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-08-10

ness associates who came to ZEE tn
beauties Of Vermont.
Mrs.. Kate Porter, accompanied b
her grand daughter, Miss Hunt, havl
returned from Orleans, whore she haa
been through the serious illness %
her daughter, Mrs. Maud Hunt. Mrs
Hunt is slowly improving and haa
gone to, the seashore, hoping to re
gain strength more rapidly.
Sunday morning about 9 o'clock fire
was discovered in the band stand on
the fair grounds, call was phoned
in to fire chief 81. 81. Green. The
truck responded which furnished pro
lection to the large stands located
just across the race tracks and in the
danger zone. How the fire originated
is unknown.
Ed Story's Essex car and Ford
belonging to Earl Simeno Of Iras-
burg collided on Jenne hill, Derby
road, Saturday night. The accident
was caused more by lack Of judge
ment than anything else. The Ford
was badly stove up and was left IN
the nearby field. The Essex re-
ceived broken axle and mudguard
and was quite badly damaged. No
injury was received by the parties.
A surprise birthday party was Civ
en- Edith Collins at the home of Geor-
ge Morrill, on Orchard street Friday
evening. An enjoyable evening was
spent in, games and dancing. A dain-
ty lunch was served and Miss Collins
received several gifts, among them q
wristwatch, also q beautiful bouquet
Of sweet peas from an out-of-town
friend.
The "Takastitch" Club held an en-
joyable picnic on the lake shore, Fri
day afternoon, July %. The after
noon was spent in outing sports fol-
lowed by q bountiful supper, consist
ing Of baked beans, salads, sand
wiches, cucumbers, cookies, bananas
and lemonade to which the gentlemen
were invited. After q delightful
evening, the company broke up and
all voted to hold another picnic soon.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. e. A. Bacon.
Rev. E. H. Timberlake has re-
signed as acting pastor Of the Advent
church. While here he combined the
services of Ayers Cliff, P. @. parish
with his Newport work. He is at
present temporarily engaged in evan
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was rendered a welcome home recep-
ton by members of his former parish
at Mechanics Falls.
Mrs. Benjamin Page of Hill street
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Annie Barney in Dunkin, p. O., was
called home on account of the &C.
cident to her son, Sylvester Page
working on the sewer construction
who broke the bones Of his foot while
on the Causeway. He is slowly i'm.
proving, Mrs. Barney has returned
to Dunkin and Mrs. Page will also
return to stay thru the fall months
There are ten mild cases of small.
pox in the state hospital for the in
sane at Waterbury, the disease hav'
ing been brought in by a new patient
who was probably practically owe,
the disease at the time. The patients
have been isolated and the entire hos
pitaI is really under quarantine, al
though no apprehension is felt over
the possible spread of the disease
Until such time as the disease has
| been eliminated, Supt. E.. A. Stanley
desires that there be no visitors al
the institution.
Lakeside chapter, No. II, 0. E. s.
are arranging for an outing anc
picnic at Perkins Landing Thursday
Aug. IL. The Yioco, which has beer
secured for the trip, will leave the
wharf at o'clock carrying the party
to Perkins, where the MONDAY luncl
will be enjoyed, after which further
trip down the lake will be made before