Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-07-05
ORLEANS
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car, W.. B. Dean a Buick chummy
roadster, Louis Emerson a Ford |
roadster, Carroll Wilder a new Ford
sedan and Guy Harris an Overland
roadster.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will hold a food sale in the church
vestry on Saturday afternoon, July
g, from 8 to 5 o'clock. Telephone or
ders for food may be left with Miss
Mae Wiley.
T. E. Fl. Hayward and daughter, Mrs.
E. II. Brockmeyer and her son, Hen
iry Brockmeyer of Kansas City, Mo-,
were the guests of Mrs. A. D. Chand-
Ter few days recently. Mr.. Hay
ward is the nephew of Mrs. Chandler
and 80 years of age.
Miss Florence M. C. Hardie was I'M
tied in marriage with Lee II. st.
Onge of Newport, N. H., at Newport
Z, June 9th. Mrs. ST. Ongc will con-
tinue her work at the Eldridge fac
tory for the present, but will proba-
bly, go to Newport, N. H., to live a
little later.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Turnbull and
Mrs. Mary Landon motored to Burke
Wednesday, took in Mrs. Alice (Bai-
ley) Dunlap and son and Rev. and
;, Mrs. I. P. Chase and thence on to
Groyeton and there left Mrs. Chase,
Mrs. Dunlap and son to go on to
Lewiston. The rest Of the party re-
turned Wednesday.
: A young musician, Ralph Bertram
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Harold B. Domino Monday. Their
MANY friends extend congratulations
It is not yet announced whether the
Young man will play the cornet like
his father or the piano like his moth
er.
The many friends of Mrs. Val F
! Genge, formerly Miss Beatrice Bad
: ger of Orleans, will be interested to
know that Mr.. Genge has recently
been taken into the insurance firm
!: by whom he was employed, as part
I ner. The firm will now be known as
Craft, Keefer & Genge Insurance
l Warren, Pa.
y M. M. Derrick has secured a won
derful photograph of Willoughby
lake which he proposes to put on the
market in several sizes. He has
made seven trips to get just what he
: was after. The view combines the
! pie. the sun-kissed clouds and re-
Election which makes it a real gem.
WESTMORE
DR.. and Mrs. Batchelder of Man.
: chester, N. H., are at San Souc1.
Maynard Wills is home from his
work in Charleston for a few days.
= Mrs Harriet Preston of Manches-
: ter, N. H., arrived at Sans Souci camp
Friday.
Jerry Tatro and son, Leon and wife
? recently visited his uncle, Joe Tatrc
and family.
A! E. French took the primary
tt Sunday school class to Derby Center
81 for a ride recently.
: Mr. and Mrs. Truman Messier Of
vi Concord Junction, Mass, are visiting
her father, Joseph Wills. ,Ija..@s
! itHilda Tatro visited her aunts, Mrs
/ Florence Grove and Mrs. Maud Piper
q in Charleston the past week, .s.rtt
az Mrs. H G. Knight and Mrs. A. E
! French attended the summer schoe
of Religious Education at Vermont
! academy Saxtons, River, the past
I fweek.z e. - s,1s;.s,-, pa
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Wills and little
. tdaaghter of ST. Johnsbury spent the
J weekend with her mother, Mrs. Cha
ra Brown.
Ell Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tatro and two
! sons, Fred and Ralph, visited theil
aunt, Mrs. Prudence France, at 1ras
o burg the past week.
Ell Recent guests at the New Willough
: lby Hotel were Mr.. and Mrs. w. E
k Calkins, West Charleston; Mr.. ant
y Mrs. w. P. Jones, Providence, r. /.
X. H. Ward, Moretown, Mr.. and Mrs
:. A. Ford, Lee, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Hastings, and Frank Billing
Bridgeport, Con-, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F
q Lance, Boston, Mass.
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