Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-08-14
Barton

Barton.
Gertrude Grow is visiting her sister
IN Coventry.
Mrs. Coe of Sutton Corner was in
town last week.
Q. z. Mathew6on Of New York was
in town last week.
H. G. Pierce and wife are away this
week for an outing.
DR.. Fl. D. Martin, the ocuiist, will
soon visit this place.
Miss Mabelle Hull Of Fairfax visited
friends in town last week.
John II. and Nina E. WyIe visited
at P. L. Webster's last week.
Miss Anna Knight of Irasburgh is
visiting at Selden Bickford's.
Miss Blanche Allen of Brattleboro is
the guest Of Miss Ada Gorham.
Geo. Jerome of Boston visited his
cousin, B. T. Jerome, last week.
Miss Nellie Foss is to teach in the
graded school in West Derby this fall.
A. w. Clark has gone TO work on
the milestone ledge in East Browning
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Webster visited
at T. D. Kendalfs in Newport last
week.
Ernest Hayes of Derby, q former en-
ploye of this Office, visited in town
last week.
E. f. Dutton is in Sherbrooke on
business pertaining to the E. L. Chan
der estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Humphrey and
Miss Mabel Cobb visited in Island
Pond last week.
Myra Ingalls, of Bloomington has
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Humphrey of
Newport visited at E. F. Humphreys
the first of last week.
Carl Ford of Manchester is visiting
friends here. Carl is learning the
macbinist's trade in Manchester.
w HI DO0SO anu WIG VI h1I1uCdpO-
lis and DR.. Archibald of st. Paul Wis
tied at f. W. Baldwin's last week.
Mrs. Eugene Wilson and children
have been visiting at Harry Heath's
and at Herbert Lelands the past week.
Mrs. Geo. G. Lang returned last
week from three weeks visit to her
father, DR.. E. w. Slayton of Warren.
Herbert Leland has cut the hay for
his mother, Mrs. @. B. Leland. Thirty
eight two horse loads were put into
the barns in one day.
Six COWS belonging to Roy Dexter
of Glover were struck by the express
north Thursday afternoon and in
jured so they were all killed.
Mrs. Eugene Wilson and children
have returned to their home at st.
Johnsbury, where Mr.. Wilson will
work for the Fairbanks Scale Co.
Mrs. Johnson and her daughters,
Mrs. Mary J. Robinson, and Miss
Louise Johnson have gone to board
for few weeks with Mrs. Sarah May.
Mrs. Fred Rand and daughter Ethel
and Clara Powell went to Willoughby
Lake last Tuesday for weeks outing,
stopping with Mrs. Tenney and party.
DR.. n. M. Wood and family Of Bos-
ton have beer visiting at E. w. Mer-
rill's. The two families spent a few
days at Willoughby lake, having a
very pleasant time.
Will Webster of Coventry visited
Elmer Webster last week. Mr..
Webster has just graduated from a
course of pharmacy in the University
of Maine, at Orono, Me.
Misses E. n. and Irvie Austin re-
turned from Willoughby Lake last
week. Their sister, Miss Nellie Aus
tin, of the Y. W. G. A. of Boston,
Mass, is home for vacation.
Fred Hibgie of Chic ago was here
last week trying to deal with G. B.
Harding & Son for eight carloads of
tubs, but as he wanted them right
away they could not furnish them.
The base ball boys expect to play
their last league game with the Barton
Landing team at the Landing next Sat-
urday afternoon. Doubtless there will
be good attendance from this village.