Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-16
DEFERRED LOCALS.
coNrrNrFp ERoN PAeE TWO.

Mrs. Geneva Howe and daughter, Of
Lisbon, y. H, were in town last week.
Joseph Douof has bought the Dunsire
place on the Lyndon road. Price $500.
Rsy and Celia Spencer returned to their
school in Kingston, n. H., last Tuesday.
Miss Edith Smith spent several days last
week with Mrs. circuit at her Willoughby
cottage.
Misses Ardell and Leah Wyzsnski re-
turned to their home in Boston, Mass,
last Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Heath of Barton
Landing spent Sunday with their son, E.
J. Heath, recently.
Miss Lulu Berry from Hanover, N. H,
was in town calling on friends and ac-
qusintances last week.
Mrs. Rufus Clifford and son from Vir-
gInia are visiting friends and relatives in
this town and Newark.
Clarence Densmore goes to Dean acad-
envy, franklin, Mass, this week to at
tend school for the coming year.
Frank Curtis died of heart trouble Mon
day. Funeral services were held at his late
residence Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Martha Kenison, who has been
visiting relatives in town, returned to her
home In Worcester, Mass, last week.
Mr. an Mrs. d. Q. Woodruff and Mrs.
Clara Packard of ST. Johnsbury spent Sun
day with II. NJ. Powers and Mrs. E. g..
Way.
| Mrs. ]. c. Lucia Is visiting her people In
Huntingvilie, P. @. Mrs. Julia Cum
mings is keeping house for her during her
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Coe will spend
this week In Boston buying fall and win
ter goods, and taking In the sights Of the
busy Huh.
Miss Ruth Ward, who has been work.
ing at w. w. Goes during the summer,
has gone to work at B. w. Leazer's for a
few weeks
We understand that Mr.. Bevins, the
new schoolmaster, will soon move into
the Way tenement formerly occupied by
w. E. Hall.
A. L. Aldrich, who has been in poor
health for several weeks, is improving and
hopes to return to his work in Lyndon
vile by the first OF October.
Elmer Gaskell and family of st. Johns
bury and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hooker OF
Cambridge, Mass, were the guests OF F
G. Gaskell over last Sunday.
Mrs. Maude Grant was called to ST.
Johnsbury last Thursday by the critical
illness of her father, Mr.. Badger, who died
Thursday evening at Brightlook hospital
The ladies of the ". r. c. are requested
to meet at the hall Saturday afternoon
September IA, to practice for the district
meeting to be held in st. Johnsbury
September 26.
! II. w .sUhappell of Sutton has purchased
the store and business of A.W Brockway
and moved the latter part of last week in
= to the Powers tenement recently vacated
by w. g. Anger.
Mrs II. W. Cobleigh gave whist part.
last Wednesday afternoon to some of he
lady friends, and Mrs. G. E. Winter enter
tanned a similar party at her home OF
Thursday afternoon.
The entertainments given by Prescell
at the hall Thursday, Friday and Satur
: day evenings were very amusing as we'll
| instructive. He is certainly an artist Il
his line OF nomean ability and we'll worth
of patronage. r4
Frank Burns leaves town Monday Of thi
week for vacation OF three weeks, par
of which will be spent in Saratoga wit
the Lyndonville band, which plays at tn
encampment of the g. A. r. Arthu
Berry will take Mr.. Burns place durin
. his absence.
Miss Mary Fairbrother, whose home hs
been in West Burke for several years IN
til last winter, was married Tuesday
September 3, to Arthur Berry of Sout
=, Barton. Both young people have nun
= Der of friends here who wish them a
happiness in their welded life.
Ebert E. Orcutt was Boston, Mass
several days recently on business. He hi
accepted position at the head OF the La
in and Greek department in the Hnive
: sity at Chattanooga, Tennessee, and wi
: take the place of DR.. rHullihen who wi
spend the year abroad. Mr.. and MI
circuit returned from their Willought
cottage Friday and will take charge of ii
= store and post-office while Mr.. and Mrs.
- w. Coe are In Boston.
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