Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-08-16

The welded pair left on the afternoon
train for Montreal and will visit his
torical places in the provinces. On
their return they will reside in New
York city. S. R.
GLOVER.
Miss Blanche Tanner is visiting at
R. H. Gray's.
Mrs. Lucius Nye from Orleans Wis
tied in town recently.
Elijah Stone from Albany visited
his son Henry last week.
DR.. P. L. Templeton and family are
in camp 1t Stone pond.
The W. R. C. initiated two new
members at their last meeting.
Ernest Smith, having traded for
house in Coventry, will move there
soon.
Mrs. Sarah Stebbins visited her
niece at Orleans for few days re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs Ebert Nye have been
entertaining a granddaughter from
Bradford.
| Chester Sherburne is replacing the
board fence by the highway with a
neat wire fence.
Will Hanson's men and teams have
been cutting the hay on the ROLAND
Dwinel] farm the past week.
The play 1.-The Yankee Detective"
at Opera house, Barton, Aug. 22, %.
Dance after the show both nights.
Bert Sherburne and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Burleigh Sherburne took an
automobile trip to Burlington recent
ly.
Mrs. Charles Chesley, who has been
i'll for some time and recently suffered
a serious relapse, is again gaining
slowly.
N. A. Norton and family have been
in camp at Stone pond. Quite extern
sive repairs have been made on the
Davis and Norton cottage.
The work on the road just south of
the village is progressing rapidly and
is a great addition to the appearance
of the highway at that point as we'll
as an improvement in the travelling
facilities.
At the band concert Tuesday eve
team, were upset by the Grip
ming, Henry Cooks daughters in
ping down of a weak wheel and
by undue cramping. No one was in
jured but the dash board of the car.
rage was broken and the girls some
what shaken up and frightened.
WEST GLOVER.
NJ. H. Davio and family have been
visiting his parents in Stanstead.
-ssLeone Cook from Yarmouth, Maine,
is spending a short time with rela-
tives here.
There will be NJ preaching at the
church next Sabbath as Rev. Mr.. Ed.
dy will be away.
Harry Bishop from Craftsbury has
been visiting his grandmother and
other friends here.
Mrs. Roy Stiles has little daugh-
ter, Marion Luella, weight two anc
one-fourth pounds.
Mrs. Mary Bruce from East Haven
was the guest of her sister. Mrs. l..
L. Hastings last week.
Clyde Clement from Springfield,
Mass. is spending short time with
his uncle. G. H. Humphrey.
Mrs. Lyman Cook and children
who have been spending few week.
here, have ggone to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Larracy from
. Boston also Miss Lena Lampmar
, from Newport are visiting thei
.. mother and other friends here.
| The children and grandchildren O.
Mr.. Basford held picnic in the grow
: on the shore of Parker pond in homo
of Mr.. Basford's 10th birthday. 4
son was IS the same day.
: GREENSBORO.
. Mrs. Will S. Ingalls, is in Old Or
> chard, Me-, for a short vacation.
Miss Dorothy Porter is visitins
friends in Graniteville for a few
days.
Mrs. James Mckinley and son from
e Lowell, Mass, are visiting her sister
; Mrs. Frank Chase.
Albert Kinney went to St. Johns
bury on Monday to work in the offic,
of Dr.. c. A. Cramton.
The examination Of pupils for higl
: school will be held at the schoolhous
e in the village on Aug. "a and Is.
- The play, 1.-THE Yankee Detective, ,
: at opera house, Barton, Aug. z2, %
Dance after the show both nights.
Mrs. Walter Hayden of New Hamp
> shire and Miss Anna Belle Young OF
!. Massachusetts are visiting their par
a ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Young.
= H. M. Mcfarland had slight auto
= mobile accident. while on his way t.
4 Montpelier Friday. Brigham McFar
s land had his nose broken, but no on
y was seriously hurt.
: The Ladies' Home circle will hol
o their midsummer sale at the Congre
e gational church on Friday, Aug. 18th
It beginning at 10 o'clock A chi ok
dinner will be served in connectit ,
with the sale.
), A large crowd assembled to Iistel
to the lecture by Rev. A. A Stock