Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-05

Mrs. Allen Ray suffered a successful
surgical operation Thursdsy.
w. A. Stevens got his finger badly cut
in the tub shop last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hamblet visited
friends in Charleston over Sunday.
Miss Clara Barnard spent a week with
elatives in Massachusetts,, recently.
Mr.. Wheeler OF Bsrnston, P. @ visited
his cousin, Albert Morrill,, recently.
Mrs. III. A. Clark and Miss Bernice Ham
blet are visiting friends in Berkshire.
Miss Ida K. Kinds OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
was the guest Of F. w. Baldwin recently.
Don't fail to read the great cooperative
sale advertise ment on page three of this
issue.
Lynn Sanborn of North Troy is visiting
his aunt, Mrs George Goodro, for two
weeks.
Miss Ellen Canon, who has been visiting
friends at Inverness, P. O., has returned
home.
Charles Woodman, of Boston, Mass,
came to attend the funeral Of his sister,
Saturday.
Amory Seaver, Robert Jewell and Neal
Lewis have been camping at Willoughby
for week.
G. l.. Sheldon has sold his mail route to
c. c. King, who will carry the mail to
South Albany.
Fred Martell has built new railing of
20 feet around his piszzas, greatly improv-
ing his house.
C.G. Aldrich of Boston called on friends
here and at Barton Landing and Brown
ington recently.
Miss Winnifred Drew of st. Johnsbury
Center spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
NJ. n. Brunning.
The section men have been rebuilding
the approec hes at the High Bridge, putting
in new timbsrs.
Silas Collision of Lyndon visited his
sister, Mrs. VIM. G. Hawkins, and his
brother last week.
D. Grapes has recently sold Buckley
Brothers a gasoline engine for their
creamery business.
Gladys and Hazel Thorpe of Albany
spent a week recently at the home OF their
uncle, A. A. Larabee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pierce, of Newport,
spent last Sunday at the home of his sister.
Mrs Roy P. Skinner.
Mrs. H. {. French and children of Dor
chester, lass visited her broJ her. L. 2
Currier, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Morrison Of st
Johnsbury visited their relatives, the viii.
kie brothsr-, last week.
; Mrs. Annie Jewell and daughter Ruth
are spending week camping with ID. L
Pillsbury in his cottage.
Gladys and Evelyn Copeland of Boston
. spent two weeks recently with thei
cousin, Lillian Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rierden, and Mrs. Rierden'
: sister, Miss Shea of Littleton, N. H., an
: friend, have returned home.
Frederick Pennell of New Haven, Conn
l is spending part of his vacation at til
n home OF Rev. and Mrs. Dukeshire.
D. Mrs. J. w. LaRock has been quite sicl
- but is reported better. Mrs. Joseph Rye
OF South Troy has been caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Sheldon, of Shefiel;
will remain with their son Burt at tt
v. Crystal Lake House until after the fair.
c. L. Holthaus, who has been visitir
friends here for several weeks, starte
Thursday for his home in Washington
DC.
Mrs. A. 7. BuswelI and sons are boaIt
ing at Capt. Averil's, Willoughby lax
=, during DR.. Buswell's absence in BostC
= and New York.
Fl. Mr.. and Mrs. Kent and daught er Gra
OF st. Johnsbury, have been staying Wi
their daughter, Mrs. F. D. Pierce, at Cry
en- tai Lake Grove.
rs Austin Kimball and family of Ne
-, York City are visitors in town. Mr.. Kir
ball comes back to his native town eve
" year for few days.
Mrs. l.. G. Abbott Off North Troy spe
Sunday with Mrs. N. d. Mar tin. Nj
Is Thomas Hendry, of Dedham, Mass, al
to visited Mrs. Martin recently.
'Hl Regular meeting of Sunbeam Rebek
eie Lodge Wednesday evening. A full stten
ance is desired, as there is important bu
III ness to come before the house.
Friends here have received informati
that Pauline, infant daughter of Mr.. q
sge Mrs. Henri Berger, died at Bar Hart
sst. Maine, August 2, aged -one month.
ND ]. E. Batchelder has his;storehous sc NJ
be the tub shop nearly completed. It hat
oi hip roof, is covered With sheet iron paint
co. red, and is commodious and.convenient
'tS' Mr.. end Mrs. g. H. Sawyer of Riversi
lug CAL, are visiting at Mrs. A. c. Austi
and calling on friends and relatives. N
wo Sawyer was formerly Miss Emma Aus
of Bloomington.
c. G.. w. Heath, T. F. Tighe, Carl Jew
and ]. L. Archambauit.went to Morrisv
and JeffarsouyItIe to attend the baset