Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-29
BARTON.

week.
Mrs. Timothy Carey has been very sick
the past two weeks.
Mrs. M. P Howard of Burlington has
been visiting in town.
Sidney Bedell of Newport is visiting
Miss Colburne this week.
Wesley Mcintyre of Lyndonville is at
work on the schooIhouse-
Dr. J. NJ. Currier of Newport visited his
son, L. p. Currier, yesterday.
F. G. Bucklin of Rutland was in town
setting monuments last week.
Kimball Page, who is working at Berlin,
is home for two weeks vacation.
Judge Miles was home from st. Johns
bury over Sunday, returning to-day.
Miss Mary b. Rowell of Hardwick is the
guest of Mrs. Fl. g. Perley this week.
Mrs. Eta Moxley and Roland R. MoKley
were in town visiting friends last week.
A. R. Cowles spent Sunday with his W ife
and two sons at Caspian lake, Greensboro.
W. F. Nye has returned from Burlington
where he has been at work since gradua-
tion.
Miss Annie Wright is spending a few
days in Newport, the guest OF friends, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Bodge of Tamworth,
N. H., visited at Rev. w. A. Warmers last
week. M
See page six for an itemized score of the
Stanstead- Barton ball game at Stanstead
July 20.
Mrs. Ada Daniels of Hardwiek is the
guest of her brothers. people, Mr.. and Mrs.
7. w Drew.
| Mrs. o. ID. Owen was called to Boston
last evening by the death of a cousin, Miss
Mary French.
Miss Lila Wilkie was the guest of M iss
days last week.
G. Frederick Wheeler is home from
Chicago for a short vacation from his
musical duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Scott have returned
from Caledonia Springs. P. @, where they
have been recently.
Mrs. l.. ]. Hartman went to Fryeburg
Me-, Saturday to attend the funeral of hel
uncle, A. r. Jenness.
s. b. Cello and family of Massachusetts,
formerly of this village, were the guests o
G. w. Tenney recently.
Horace Woodman of Kansas City is ex
| yioff to cicfo
Miss Martha Woodman.
Miss Jennie Wilkie returned last weeI
from a two weeks visit with relatives ant
friends in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cate, who have beel
spending few weeks here with friends
have returned to their home.
Mrs. P. ]. Hayes and son, George, O
q Enosburg Falls, are the guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. j. M. Archamba this week.
The Paino fruit store has been sold t
: Jos. Santalucito, who has moved his famll
Z to the tenement In the Seaver block.
Prin. and Mrs. II. ]. Stannard left thi
- morning for 10 days trip to Mr. Stannard
T former home In Southern New York.
Mrs. Alma l.. Wiggin from Hartford
y Conn.,, is spending her vacation with til
s family of her brother, VIM. T. Wiggin.
The Misses Gladys and Hazel Thorp {
West Glover have been spending a fe
days with their aunt, Mrs. Albro Larrabe
Douglass Hastings of Syracuse, n. Y
who has been visiting his brother, d
Hastings, for two weeks, has returne
I, home.
|, Rev. W. B. Dukeshire was in Bartc
- Landing last Friday night to assist In Il
y meeting held in the NJ. E. church th
, evening.
"a Carlos Tute and his daughter, Helen,
\. watertown, Mass, are camping for fe
xs days In ]. W. Murkland's cottage at Cryst
d. ! lake grove.
Mrs. NJ. A. Richardson OF Lyndonvi
was the guest last week OF Mr.. and Nj
e. W. w. Reirden, who are camping In Cry
az tai Lake Grove.
al Mrs. A. Q. Austin and family with
he guests, Mr.. and Mrs. @. Ii. Sawyer,
it. Riverside, California, took carriage dri