Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-08-11

Miss Bertha Wursthorne of Troy.
spent Sunday in town.
Frank Newton of Lynn, Mass, was
a recent visitor in town.
Mrs. Bannon of Somerville, Mass,
is visiting her brother, F. T. Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Parker and Mr.. and
Mrs Virgins of North Troy were
callers in town recently.
A. A. Aseltine, and son Maurice of
Enosburg, spent last week in town as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop.
Co.. ORLEANS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knapp of Cam
bridge, Mass, are spending few days
at Frank Churchill's. He is secretary
of the Athletic association Of Harvard
college.
Mrs. Skeele of Boston is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Brown and expects
to spend the remainder of the summer
here. Mrs. Skeele is cousin of Mr..
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Davis, and two
ing several weeks here visiting friends.
Mrs. Davis is a daughter of c. b.
Ordway. 81 -
Mrs. L. Spafford and daughter ex-
, pect to go to Barnet to her mothers
family reunion Friday. Mrs. Clement
r will have charge of the store in her
, absence.
3 Mr. Reyes took his daughter Helen
to the Hancock hospital Tuesday
q morning for an operation. for appen-
/ dicitis We hope it will prove Very
v successful.
Mrs. Ed Gauvin drew this weeks
prize of three silver doFiars at A. D.
Beede's store The clock stopped at
n 3:17.I0 and Mrs. Gauvin drew the prize
on time card 2:49.15.
II Prof. E. J. Winslow Of Elmira, ~
Y, has accepted the position Of
/. teacher of sciences at LaseIl seminary.
% AuburndaIe, Mass. He moved his
family TO that place last week.
, The George G. Meade Post No. 80,
met in regular session in the M. E.
is vestry on Tuesday afternoon. Elisha
Foster of Quirby Post, Barton. was
- visitor. The attendance was good.
The case of George Hunt vs. Ernest
Lisbon for the conversion of livery
j" team. was tried before Justice Page
on Thursday. Verdict for SIS and
he costs was rendered for the plaintiff.
v. The food sale held every Saturday
st for the last few weeks under the
r. auspices Of the Woman's Home
Missionary society of the M. E. church
On will be discontinued until further
e. notice.
ee Miss Lura Williams, who rs sub
ne shutting il the office of the New Eng
land Telephone Co., goes to her home
d. in Derby Saturday for a few days
st vacation. returning the following
Tuesday.
or The mills of the E. L. Chandler Co.
o. will be closed next Saturday to give
the men an opportunity to attend the
-, field day sports of the WilIoughby
Ill Fish and Game club held at Lake
IN WilIoughby.
The following are leaving Friday for
ke week. outing at Willoughby: Misses
lily Eva Grow, Ena and LYDIA Goss,
Marian Vinka, Mabel Hurlburt. Vera
: Churchill, Glenn Adams, Ruth Rogers
w and Mrs. AIlchurch.
C. S. Stevens, formerly of TROY, but
o,, now of Richford, has purchased the G
oii E. Dean CO. clothing business and is
Oh now in possession Of the business hav.
ing traded last week. Mr. Stevens is
err. an energetic young man and the Moni
zen tor wishes him success.
Mrs. Ed. Stafford and sons Henri,
alp and Dwight, spent three weeks Will
the Mrs. Stowe at West Millbury, re
turning Monday evening. Mrs
Stafford stopped at Concord, II H.
Is to see her daughter Ella, who i
e eI' training as a nurse in the hospital.
~, Mr. and Mrs. Starrett are mournin.
IL the loss of an infant child. A praye
eA. was offered at the house by Rev. G. [
7A' Shaefer Friday afternoon, after whic
the remains were taken to Sout
cen Barton for burial. The communit
her sympathizes with the bereaved parents
IN One of the most noticeable i'm
provements in the village is that mad
cen by our enterprising blacksmith shoE
has One can hardly realize that it is tn
e in same-old shop. with its new roo
fresh coat of paint and general gradin
around the building. 1t stands fl
ana prosperity. $3.50
we'll Mr.. and Mrs. Crossman suffered tt
ion. loss of their 11-year-old son, who die
=, from Inflammation of the bowels. Tt
VIII funeral was held Wednesday Afternoon
mis- August 4, the Rev. w. A. Warner
at Barton. officiating. The bereave
oeu parents have the sympathy of til
entire community.
lgh- The snecial music in tho conoroo
onia tional church last Sabbath morning W.
drs. most excellent. Mrs. Clifford Ha
care sang ''The Homeland in her usu
pleasing manner. Leigh Hall on tt
urs- violin, Karl webster oh the cell
,rby accompanied on the piano by Mi
e is SADIE Lotnrop. rendered TWO very fir
and trlos.
The members of the chorus WI
en- look part In the concert given in til
CT opera hall on Saturday evening" .JuI