Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-01

bury visited III AlOSA1 LII SA0 . ' "'
Miss Alma Shepard of New York is a
gpsst at the home of Mrs. Martha Nelson.
Mr.. Harry Graves is enjoying a two
weeks vacation across the lake at Edge
wood.
Repular Rebekah meeting Wednesday
evenfnp. All members are requested to be
present.
Misses Florence and Alma Gilman are
spending week with their aunt at Lyndon
Center.
Mrs. c. c. w. Heath is entertaining her
sister. Mrs John Keating, and her two
children.
Miss Jessie Gorham has returned from
West Stewartstown, n. H., where she has
spent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j. Stannard and Mrs.
/. p. Case and Miss Laura are camping at
Willoughby Lake.
Mr.. Arthur Wilson has moved from N.
NJ. Scott's tenement to his new residence
on High street.
Mr.. G. F. Wheeler has been assisting in
J. w. Murkland's Office during the absence
of Mrs. Cunningham.
Rev. and Mrs. j. P. Garfield of Enfield,
Conn, are visiting Mrs. Ga fields parents
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Owen.
Mrs. Perley Johnson and two children
of Newport, N. e., were guests OF Mrs. A.
| p. Underwood, last week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richards OF Phila-
! delphia, visited Mrs. Richards brother,
Mr.. F. L. Hildreth, last week.
Remember the Orleans County Fair,
which will be held at Roaring Brook Park
Barton, Sept. 6, Z, 8 and 9, 1904.
Mrs. Sarah May, Misses Abby and Fanny
May and Miss Marie Johnson spent the
past week at Willoughby lake.
DR.. and Mrs. Nichols took a carriage
drive to Lyndon Center to visit his brother,
Stephen Nichols, last Saturday.
Mrs. William Baird has been entertain
ing her brother, Mr.. F. G. Johnson and
daughter of Hardwick the past week.
Mrs. Arthur T. Buswen and her sister
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are spending a week sight seeing in Mont
real.
Miss EIma May is caring for Mrs. VIM.
H. Drumming, who has not recovered as
could be wished. She is little better this
morning.
Mrs. G. V. Frasier of Danville visited
her sister, Mrs. R. A. HaIcrow, last week.
Miss Sarah HaIcrow returned to Danville
with Mrs. Frazier. t-s So.
The ball team will play the Lyndon team
on the Playground next Friday at p. m
A good game is expected and large at
tendance is desired.
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Blake are now settled
in their new home. Mrs. Harriet Borland
of West Glover has moved into the tene-
ment in the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Rines Of Montpelier
have moved to Barton and are rooming al
w. r. Pawney's. Mr.. Rines is at work fol
s. c. Currier in the mill.
Mr.. John g. Burke, who has been at hiE
home in Lowell for time, is in attendance
at bar meeting at Burlington, and at the
close will return to Barton.
Mrs. Ruth Martin and sister, Mrs. Willis
from Lawrence, Mass, have been in town
. Mrs. Martin, who is in poor health, viii
spend some time with Miss Sophia Drew
Mrs Amy Smead is very i'll, SO that
4 council of doctors was called last week
: She is considered more comfortable a
!. present. Miss Harriet Austin is cRrin.
l for her.
' + Henry Suitor and Earl Jenness were il
Richford last week, to play ball with tn
= Richford team against team from Enos
A burgh Falls. The Enosburgh boys wol
o by small margin.
= Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Cutler returne
from their outing Saturday afternoon
= Mrs. Cutters cousin, Ethel Eaton, c
Lisbon, N. H, returned with them
E. spend few weeks.
Messrs. Fred Higbee, E. G. Price and
In B. Swift of Chicago were recent guests {
Hotel Barton. The Swift family of Chicag
rk will arrive here the tenth of August
spend the remainder of the summer
:, Hotel Barton.
The following letters remain uncalle
u, for at the post-office Aug. l. Please Sc
advertised when calling for these letter
Thomas w. Elkins, G. l. Greenwood, Mr.
N' Ella Ingals, Mrs. E. Pharaoh, w.
Rhodes, E. Sanders.
ie Rev. w. A. Warner will have vacat1C
of two weeks and there will be no preac
ort ing at the Congregational church Tor
next two Sundays. The people OF tn
on church are invited to attend the serviG
at the NJ. E. church.
in Miss Maude Kimban of Topeka, ka
and c. w. Kimball of New York u
rs spent few days in Barton and Glover Ii
week, it being their first visit to GLOW
which was the boyhood home of tn
III father, F. NJ. Kimball.
Charles Coburn's many friends will
i'n pleased to learn that he has moved FRI
Colebrook, n. H., to West Burke, where
son has purchased drug store. Mr.. Coburr
an experienced druggist and will no dor