Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-30
BARTON.

Mrs. Ruggles has been repairing her
house.
Mrs. Eugene Valley has moved to South
Barton.
John Hoyt hurt his hand quite badly
Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Burnham has moved to
Charleston.
Lewis Mayhem moves to st. Johnsbury
this week.
George Morrill, was on the sick list all
last week.
CT. Percival of South Royalton was in
town over Sunday.
A. E. Tripp has been to Montreal spend
| ing part of his vacation.
DR.. c. E. Buchanan of Lebanon, H.,
| is visiting friends in town.
After several weeks, absence Judge
Miles was home for Sunday.
Mrs. Burt Sheldon visited friends at st.
Johns bury last Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Gallup is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. M. H. Brunning.
Thomas Lowery has been on the sick list
for week, but is improving.
| Joseph Massey and family visited at
Damon Massey's over Sunday.
&C. Berry and family are camping at
May Pond in G. II. Blood's cottage.
DR.. and Mrs. Mahoney of Boston are
spending month at Hotel Barton.
Hon. J. c. Burke of Lowell came to town
last Saturday morning for short stay.
Miss NJ. A. Sweet of Portland will spend
about two months among friends here.
Mrs. Abel Wheeler of Springfield, Mass,
was the guest of friends in town last week.
c. M. Bonner, Prof. Prescelle's soloist,
is at his home in Taunton, Mass, for few
weeks.
Mrs. @. c. Lang and son Slayton are Wis
iting Mrs. Lang's father in Northfeld for
a week.
Mrs. Abbott of North Troy spent few
DAYS with her friend, Mrs. n. d. Martin,
last week.
O. H. Mossman and G. Fl. Blood are
spending a few weeks on a fishing expedi-
ton in Maine.
! Harry Bailey of East Hardwick is doing
night work in the passenger station here
I for the present.
I G. B. Nichols of st. Johnsbury, agent
i for the Fairbanks scales, spent several day.
9 in town last week. q
III S. w. Webster of Boston is visiting hi
r brothers here and friends at Irasburl
,. during his vacation.
|, Mrs. L. NJ. Cunningham was In Bur
lington and other towns in the west par
= OF the state last week. "
: Misses Gladys and Evelyn Copeland o
= Melrose Highlands, Mass, are the guest
Of Mrs. Lucy Robinson.
De FL. M. Conner of Franklin, Conn.,, ha
n, been spending three weeks with his sister
- Mrs. William Collision.
az Miss Maud Hopkins of Bethel is visitin!
ry her grandfather, Andrew Walcott, and he
aunt, Mrs. r. +. Mason.
Mrs. Sarah Simpson has been spending
few weeks with her brother, G. J. Jepper
son, at Sugar Hill, N. H.
John Parker of Coventry takes the plae
- of c. H. Blood in the passenger static
during Mr.. Blood's vacation.
Thomas Bushey has moved from the
w. Comstock tenement house into tens
in ment belonging to Zeph Hanna. !.
T. Miss Nettie schuchhardt of AttIebor
s Mass, who has been staying in town1'
ire two months, has returned home. 81
g Rev. and Mrs. John Garfield and sop
ai' Enfield, Conn, are visiting Mrs. Garfield
N parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Owen.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Bullock and the
little daughter of Clinton, Mass, were t
guests OF Mrs. Lucy Brown recently.
Tie Mrs. h. P Cushing of Montpelier is
guest OF Mrs. j. w. MurkIand at t
the Murkland cottage in Crystal Lake Grove
uf- Mrs. Sarah Jarvis returned from sprin
lou field Saturday. Her daughter, Mrs. G.
MI Donald, came home with her for vi
Oh here.
MIR. and Mrs. Leo Wilson and lit
daughter Marion Of Concord, n. a.,
N visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w
Virgins.
,av- o. II. Mossman and c. H. Blood hi
r OF returned from their fishing trip in nor
tet- ern Maine and report good success an
JoI fin time.
.ney 1t is now expected that the lights will
sid out Of commission for repairs on the pl
Mu Wednesday night and will stay out for
the days or more.
my Special meeting NJ. w. of A. Tues
tne evening, July 81. A full sften dance is
ouH sired as there is work and new applicati
to dispose of.
ssed
, Of Quite a number from tLis place wen
utes Lyndonville last Saturday to see the