Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-08-25
Orleans News Page
News and Views from This
Hustling Village
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G.. L. SHAEFFER, Local Editor
G. L. SHAEFFER, Local Edito,

has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fits of Barre spent
Sunday at the Valley house.
H. A. Parker and George Phipps of
Lowell, spent Monday in town.
Mrs. C. N. Leonard entertained Miss
Elma May of Barton last week.
J. H. Bartlett's family is spending
two weeks vacation at Willoughby.
G. E. Dean returned Tuesday from
his trip to Norway and South Paris,
Me.
Mrs. Lumbra attended the funeral of
Mrs. Peter Stone at West Burke last
week. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Wiley have
moved into the Wiley block on Main
street.
ssE. R.Roberts of Haverhill, Mass. is
spending several weeks with Hale
Mason.
Harland Jenne has moved into one
of G. E. Gays tenements on Cottage
street.
Miss Minnie Stannard returned Mon
day night from her trip to Boston and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn of South Troy
spent several days last week at w. j.
Joslyn's.
Lillian Doe is making arrangements
to enter the Northfield, Mass, school
this fall.
Milton Brown of Maiden, Mass, IS
spending short vacation at Will
loughby.
Mrs. George Ford and daughter
Susie of Concord, N. H.. are here for
a short visit.
Miss Dora Wiley left for West
Charleston this morning for a weeks
stay with friends.
The High School Dramatic club ex-
pect to give play in the opera hall In
the near future.
The party of young ladies whom Mrs
Allchurch chaperOned at Wllloughby
returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Skinner and
daughter Ruth have returned from the
Caledonia Springs.
. Mrs. Conway spend several days
visiting friends in Montpelier and
Hanover last week.
Harvey Gardyne of North Troy, is
spending this week with his cousin
Harold, at Willoughby.
Inez and Ruth Waterman of Barre
are spending a week with their grand
father, L. B. Wiley .,
C. D. French and family have broker
camp at Willoughby and returned tt
their home Tuesday.
C. D. French is having some new
| cement steps built to his house. MT
| Annis is doing the work.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dudley enter
tanned their daughter, Mrs. Hattie LIE
Il of Lyndonville, last week.
Il Mrs. Taplin and Mrs. Hanscom &C
l companied Mr.. Taplin on one OF III
II business trips last week.
Il Rosie Mcnamara, who has bee
II visiting at A. w. Fletcher's, returne
II to her home in Lincoln, N. H.
II New cement pavements have bee
| laid around the bank building and
presents a nobby appearance.
II Alonzo Smith left for Rochester.
II Y, Tuesday night where he has a
II copied position as engraver
II Miss Bertha Kline, after sho
II vacation. has returned to her dutl
= with the ]. G. Turnbull company.
: Mrs. A. H. Gardyne and sons Ra
+ mond and Robert, are spending II
z vic
Helen Beede accompanied her aul
I Mrs. Wescott, to her home in Metro
+ Highlands. Mass, for short visit.
! Mrs. C. N. Leonard and Mrs. Lest
Kinsley are entertaining Miss Ed
: Erwin of Stoneham, Mass, this wee
! Peter Joslyn of Hope, North Dako
j visited G. A. Dean Tuesday. n
!: Joslyn and Mr.. Dean are old railro
!: comrades.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Percival and ba
i of Chicago, arrived Monday. M
!: Percival is a daughter of Mr.. and M
? H. l. Smith.
? Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.. Sherman and \
j. and Mrs. E. J. Maxfeld visited I
:: atives and friends at Newport Cen
:: over Sunday.
Ray Skinner has gone to visit friel
j in Danielson, Conn. He also conte
plates a visit to the exposition
? Seattle, Wash.
I? Thurza Moore, who has been visit
j. with Mr.. and Mrs. Magoon and frie
in this vicinity, has left for
:? western home.
Mr. Doe returned Monday morn
j. from his trip to Northampton
- awrence Mass. Miss Lillian
turned with him.