Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-08

Mr.. Joslyn retu rneo 10 bosIoh VhlS hohh-
ing.
Mrs. F. d. Williamson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Abbott, of Woodsville, N.
H.
Mrs. Geo. Powers OF Derby has been
stonning at A. F. McDougall's for some
time.
George E. King and family spent several
days in st. Johnsbury and Passumpsic
recently.
Miss Clara T. Hemenway, who has been
visiting relatives in town, has gone to
New York.
Mr.. Z. E. Day and Mr.. j. A. Blair of
Sherbrooke stopped over Sunday with Mrs.
Jennie Tenney.
Mrs. E. c. Thrasher and little daughter,
OF Detroit, Mich, we're guests of Mrs. F.
II. Pillsbury, recently.
Mrs. G. W. Brace and daughter HiIda of
WestfeId, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Braces
brother, DR.. e. M. Nichols.
Mrs. Matilda Woodard, who has been
visiting her son George, has returned to
her home in Barton Landing.
Miss Florence Alger, who has been very
Ill at F. G. Burdick's for some time, has
gone to her aunt's, in Irasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.. Bickford and her
mother, Mrs. Hill of Greensboro, spent
few days in Newport last week.
Mrs. Charlotte Felch of st. Johnsbury is
visiting at s. B. French's. Mrs. Felch
resided in this town during her early life.
Mr.. r. s. Twombly returned from Man
chester, n. H, last Wednesday. His
brother, Mr.. ]. l.. TEombly, accompanied
him.
Miss Mabel E. Cobb will take vacation
until September 1st. S. D. Stones dress
making rooms Will be closed during her
absence.
Capt J. G Peene, who has been in Yon-
kers, N. Y, for some weeks, arrived here
last week and is now with his family at
Westmore.
Mrs. Chas. Jackson is i'll with appended
tis. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson left this morn
ing for Montreal, where Mrs. Jackson will
enter a hospital.
Miss May LeavItt, who works in the
central office of the Peoples Telephone
Co., has gone to her home in Glen Sutton,
P. @ for vacation of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. WtIkie were in Vic
tory last week. While there they picked
thirty quarts of bIueberries in two and
one half hours. Pretty good work.
Mrs. Bird of the Bowery Mission in New
York, who has been stopping in Glover,
the guest of Prof. Gates of Pomona College,
called on Mrs. Henry Cutler last week.
George g. Lang and family with Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell of Worthwhile went
to East Charleston last week, where they
attended family reunion at the old home.
There will be business meeting of the
Ladies' Society at the Cong. church parlor
Monday evening, Aug. Sth, at 1880 o'clock.
1t is hoped that each member will try and
be present.
! Mrs. r. E. Wright of Baltimore, Md,
visited at j. B. Cassidy's last week. Mrs.
| Wright will return to Baltimore by way OF
Boston during the week of the g.. A. r.
| encqmpment.
Remember that Tuesday, August 18th,
intending to do any banking business on
that day attend to it a day earlier as all
banks will be closed.
Judge Charles Stone and family of La
coma, N. H., have been in town the past
week, guests of Mrs. A. M. Ruggles. Judge
Stone is a son of the late Rev. L. P. Stone
formerly of Barton and Glover.
Hon. F. T. Holders horse, Ecstatic, wor
first money In the 2:13 class at Buffalo las
week, taking mark of 2:0S$. A Thousand
dollar purse was offered. Ecstatic races a.
the Empire City track this week.
The baseball boys go to Enosburg Fall
tomorrow, Tuesday, to play the team there
Enosburg Falls has one of the stronges
teams in Franklin county and the gam
promises to be an interesting one.
Several of the friends of Mrs w. I. Rob
inson made her surprise" visit last Sat
urday afternoon, the following day bein,
her birthday Refreshments were servet
. and very enjoyable afternoon was spent
Mr.. Al Dana has taken the job to max
; the tubs at the factory. Mr.. Dana has ha
considerable experience in the work an
should prove successful. The company
having no trouble disposing of the tub
a as fast as manufactured.
Mrs. o. HI. Mossman invites the Cd
Girls and other friends of the church
her cottage at Willoughby next Thursda!
'e Will those intending to go please inforI
Mrs. S. E. winslow or s. d. Stone?
g MIR. and Mrs. Homer E. Smith OF
Johnsbury are stopping at j. w. MurE
er lands cottage across Crystal Lake. Nj
and Mrs. Gilbert Wood and Mr.. and Mr.
n Herbert Hswley of st. Johnsbury we
their guests over Sunday.
81 The following letters remain uncals
for August s. Please say advertised VINE
:, calling for them. Mabel Bruffe, Alphol
siVe Crotesu, VIM. Dupins, Mrs. Eue
Is Emlno, John Fairier, Mrs. Lena IL. Law
renee, Mrs. E. j. Paul, Mrs. j. J. Wake
q, Those who attended the Sunday-scho
picnic at Brown Park last Thursday e
al ioyed pleasant time. Many thanks a
EXTENDED to tbOse who furnished boats
er take 50 many around the lake and to
" h0 RI Measures of [