Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-07-27

%, 20, 10 C0ulS. itoS6LN0u SedIS Oli
sale at Sawyer's and Lathe's Satur-
day noon. Good music will be fur
nished for dance after play. This (
is comedy from start to finish. The {
pranks of Topsy and Frank, the mat
rimonial troubles of Deacon Jones,
and the "sufferings'' of Ned will give |
you many hearty laugh. Plan to at ]
tend and spend an evening of fun and ,
stay to the dance.
NORTH CRAFTSsURY.
Mrs. Stewart is a visitor at Will
| Dustan's.
Miss Ethel Lyon from the west is
visiting her many friends in town.
Mr.. Smith, who has been stopping
at C. H. Rowley's, has returned to his
home.
Mrs. Will Whitney from Boston has
Joined her husband at the Orleans !
house.
Mrs. Susie Lyon Dobbins from
Hammond, Ind, is visiting at Mrs
Aliens.
Mrs. Clara Whitney Tenney from
West Medford, Mass, is visiting at
E. T. Wheeler's.
CLOVER.
Roy Christie is at work at Orleans,
where he has job of painting.
Mrs. Lafa Smith, who has been Wis
iting among friends in Orleans, re-
turned home Saturday.
The Ladies' Mite society will meet
next Friday afternoon with Mrs. Mar
tin Abbott at Stone Pond.
Miss Lola Sargent was at home last
week, unable because of illness to at
tend to her duties at Orleans.
Master Merrill Darling of Laconia,
N. H., is stopping with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orange King.
e Miss Marion Bickford, who has been
spending month in Boston, visiting
among friends, returned home Wednes-
j., day.
The service at Stone Bond Sunday
was very largely attended and all re-
port a very fine discourse by Rev. W.
A. Warner.
K Miss Austin, who has been caring
/, for Mrs. Myra Ford, was q guest a
few days the first of the week of Mrs.
Homer Kirby.
Mrs. Minnie Chandler and her aunt,
: Mrs. Hancock of Lowell, Mass, came
, Saturday and are occupying their
,, summer residence.
The Glover ball team went to Or
;. leans Saturday and played the team
~ at that place, the score being IL to
y in favor of Orleans.
Frank Day, who has been having
s serious trouble with his eyes. ha!
gone to Boston, where he has entered
hospital for treatment.
N The Daughters of Liberty will meet
- Wednesday, August 3. After tht
y meeting a cobweb social will be held.
AZ All come and have a good time.
Mrs. Ed. Bickford and mother, Mrs
Cheney, left for st. Louis last week
where they will spend some time will
Mrs. Cheney's son, Fred T. Cheney
es The Monitor learns from Congress
10 man Plumley that an increase in pen
1t sion has been allowed John Arthur a
rs the rate of SIT per month from Jun
TO- Is, 1910.
er- Mrs. Sarah King, who is in Bright
look hospital, st. Johnsbury, bein
ne treated for trouble with her eyes, /
ay reported to be improving as rapidly g
N. could be expected.
he Rev. Ozora Davis D. D., who wit
ri his family is spending the summe
q, at Sunapee Lake, n. H., is in tow
h. spending few days with his mother
'ar Mrs. A. w. Davis.
The Earnest Workers will hold g
Mt ice cream social at the vestry Wedne
- day afternoon, Aug. 3rd. Suppt
7ln served from five to seven. Every OF
aE' cordially invited. -
-os Notice is hereby given that pickir
80 berries on our land is forblddel
l nu Trespassers will be dealt with accor
lcn ing to law.
Los Stone Brothers.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny E. Miller, wi
e., have been spending the summer
US Stone Pond, are visiting friends
lns Barton and Westfeld for few day
TO They will soon go to Stonehan
OFT Mass, where they will reside.
lie WEST CLOVER.
ME
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Cook visitt
n.,, friends here last week.
ind The many friends of Will Mago
en-. are glad to see him out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Stiles were
home last week for short stay.
Gladys Basford spent part of la
one week with her aunt, Mrs. Wilson.
III Mrs. Eta Moxley was the guest
nd, her cousin, Mrs. Grace Humphrey, I
re Gently.
us Mrs. Addie Carr from Mancheste
or N. H., is here helping to care for b
A mother.
ish-
red M. H. Lewis his gone to Agawa1
Of Mass, to visit his brother, Nels
,,b Lewis.
0ey Lois Magoon spent few days
lere Barton last week with her aunt, MI
Clara Colby.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hitchcock fro
:. Prnvidance R. T. visited frien