Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-07-19

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try of that place. His many friends
in this place extend congratulations.
The new couple returned Monday and
will reside in Ira Saunders house on
New street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Whitehead and
daughter from Montreal, who have
been spending the past week with
Rev. and Mrs. Percy Newton, have
returned home. Rev. and Mrs. New
ton accompanied them with their auto
and will spend two weeks vacation
in Montreal.
). A. Brown, whose illness has been
e.so, li.i1lohso, passed away Saturday
AFTERNOON. His funeral was held
Monday afternoon at the M. r church
with the Rev. Percy Newton official
ing. Burial was in the village GEM
etery. Central Lodge F. and A. M,
pr lrasburg, of which he was a MEM
Der, had charge of the services at the
grave. A more extended account will
appear later.
SOUTH ALBANY
Mrs. c. E. Anderson is visiting her
brother in Bangor, Me-, this week.
Raymond Graham, who was quite
Ill last week, is somewhat improved,
Donald Uric has been numbered
among the sick ones the past week.
Miss Agnes White of Glover visited
Misses Margaret and Esther Uric last
week.
Misses Ora and Edith Courser of
Montreal spent the weekend with
relatives here.
Miss Marjorie Page has been visit
ing her grandparents at Mill Village
the past week.
Miss Lucy D. Mccarthy of Boston
is spending her. vacation at the home
OF Mrs. Agnes Graham.
Fred Courser of Haverhill. Mass.
mas been visiting his brothers. viii
and Merrill, the past week.
There will be no service at the M
E. church July % and 3Oth as the
pastor is taking his vacation.
Mrs. Henry Worth and nephew.
Earl Courser of Stanstead visited
her brother, Will Courser, on Friday
and Saturday. -y
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Richardson
nave finished work at c.. r. Vance's
ana at present are at Lynn Ander-
sons in Glover.
EAST ALBANY
writing. az 'iiiS
Helena Simon had the misfortune IN
break her elbow recently. =
Mrs. Murry of Burlington is work
ing for Alfred Daniels.
Mrs. Edith Marsh of Chelsea. Mass
IS guest at Alfred Daniels.
Mr.. and 1Irs. Fred Simon snen+
nM4onday " afternoon with friends in
Newport. -''9 III
DR.. and Mrs. T. C. Hughes Of Sol
EN-, Mass, and Miss TbeTesa H,,oSa, r. Jal-
OF Washington, d. c., motorad fros,o .1eS
salem Sunday to spend their vaca-
here anu sister
About SO men gatherad for A.,
raising of Amos LaFont,s harm cat .ne
urday. Everything went very s,1c-
cessfuily which was only to be ex-
pected since it was under the noo,
agement of Mr.. Mcdowell. Tom Rob
lnson 1ell a distance of over 20 feet
euC was only slightly injured. Aside
from this there were no accidaots
At noon Mrs. LaFont served . bo,,,s
ceous dinner to the crowd. tables h.
ing spread under the trees TIE
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. TaFo,,t
nope that they will reap manv har~
vests for the new barn.
GREENSBORO
y. w. Scott has his new cottage
nearly completed.
VIZ RE n
I w. M. Rollins has a New England
telephone installed in his store.
MT. Cole of Barre has rented Mr.
f1aIfs cottage for two weeks.
The streets of the Bend and >rbia
village were oiled the past week.
Ray Hall has gone to East Mont.
peiler to spend few days with rel
atives there. 'A iei-
hev; E. Il. Gordon and family re-
Sufned home from three weeks va
cation Friday.
:, Everyone with haying to do have
been rushing the past few davs of
good weather securing the crop which
promises to be much better than last
year.
Mrs. Leavitt with the twins return.
ed TO her home Saturday. During Mrs.
Leavltt's soJourn at Mrs. Dow's, log
people called to visit the twins and
among the number were only four
Tuesday evening, July 25th, Tawfik
oaleh of Deir Mawas, Egypt, a grad
late of Assuit college in 1916 and
teacher Of Egyptian history, ancient
and modern, in the college until May,
1920, and now student of theology
N the theological seminary at Pitts
ourgh, Pa, will speak at the Presby-
'erian church on the situation in his
native country. Mr. Saleh is a prod
let of our mission schools in Egypt
md we anticipate rare treat in his
address. ~.
GREENSBORO BEND
Mrs. Ellen Brodie is spending a few
lays at John Garvin's.
Elmer Allen is working at B. M.
Willey's at Greensboro.
Mrs. Nettie Allen is caring for the
lick ones at Myron Sails. -
Thomas Haskins' mother and two
lieceS are spending few days witt.