Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-10-04

Ter, MIS-. L OEIGSt COuSeIlS, DIT EOILCU
Glen, Que.
Mark Stevenson went to the hospi-
tai for operation and treatment last
week but did not receive very much
encouragement.
Mrs. Luman Magoon returned home
Sunday fro Potion, Que, where she
has been with Mr.. Magoon's mother,
who has been very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McGowan of |
Georgeville, Que. visited their sister,
Mrs. H. L. DALEY. recently. They
are going to California in the near
future.
John Shannon met with a serious
accident Monday morning at Frank
Hayward's. While shingling the stag
ing gave way, letting him fall from
the caves Of the two story house.
Some of his ribs were broken and a
large cash over his left eye had to
have several stitches; beside this
he received bad bruises.
Mrs. Eliza Paige has returned to
Boston.
Miss Mae Arthur is at home for
short visit.
H. N. Davis is shingling his build
ings on his farm.
Mrs. Eta Dexter has installed a
Citizens telephone.
Olin Rowell from Albany was in
town on business last week.
Mrs. Almeda Sherburne is having
repairs made on her buildings.
John Tate has moved to Greensboro,
where he has work driving a delivery
wagon.
Carl Wilson has sold the Darling
farm to A. (. Davis, who has tax en-
possession.
Mrs. Victoria Cameron was at home
Saturday and Sunday from her school
in Greensboro. a
Mrs. Nancy Drew and others at
tended the Pomona grange meeting at
Barton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Sherburne are
keeping house for Bert Sherburne
while he is away on his trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Wilson and little
daughter from Orleans visited at n.
H. Wilson's the first Of the week.
Mrs. Martha c. Ross from Water.
ford is spending two weeks visiting
at Mrs. Sarah Stebbins' and other
places.
J. Raymond Winslow has purchased
the Dwinell farm of w. E. Hanson,
and is making extensive repairs on
the house.
D. F. Davis has purchased the Car
H. Wilson farm through King & Mel
son company of Barton. Immediate
possession is given.
The first husking Of the season oc
Cured at Il. S. Clarks last week. Blu
few farmers have corn ripe enough TO
husklng this year, in this town.
Bert Sherburne and family an
Burleigh Sherburne and wife started
Tuesday morning for an auto tril
through the White Mountains ard ex
tending to Boston.
WEST CLOVER.
Mr.. Davis is with his daughter
Mrs. Allen Gilmour.
Rev. Mr.. Eddy was unable to OF
cupy the pulpit Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Prescott, who wa
quite sick last week, is better.
Verne Tichurst from st. Johnsbur
e spent Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Lyman Barber and son Give
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Garvin r.
|, Gently.
Mrs. T. F. Wright is spending
i short time with her son, Charl
Wright.
r Oscar Skinner. who has been visi
ing friends here, has gone to his hon
in Kansas.
u The many friends of C. C. King a
sorry to hear that he is sick at his son
n home in Passumpsic.
On account of the rain Friday mig
|. the social at G. L. Young's was n
largely attended. Those who we
y, had fine time.
IRASBURG
o C. D. Bailey is suffering from scis
i lea.
Additional news on another pa,
p of this paper.
Mrs. Perkins of Kennebunkpor
Me-. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
'r E. Towne.
Mrs. Nelson Crawford of Fitchbur
Mass; recently spent few days wi
lie Mrs. Ernest Crawford.
The w. F. NJ S. will meet at t
M. E. parsonage next Saturday at
u o'clock. All members are request
ID to be present
E. A. Pike was in Wolcott ov
Is Sunday to visit his brother, Marsha
he of Chicago, who is very i'll at tt
home of their sister.
I'd Ralph Quimby and Herbert Vince
TO er, Jr., have been appointed delegat
to represent the Congregational Bib
IN School at the state Sunday Scho
e. convention to be held in Burlingt,
Oct. 1920.