Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-14
ORLEANS

Miss Grace Lyon visited friends in
Barton lasr week.
Miss Stella Twombly visited in St.
Johnsbury last week.
Miss Ada O. Rrien of Boston is stop
ping at the Valley House.
Mrs. M. L. Pearson vlsita I'D at Bar
ton few days last week.
Miss Hazel Thorp of Barton visited
Mrs. c. NJ. Dwinell last week.
Mrs. George Adams is spending
week with relatives in Cabot.
| Clarence Cole spent several days
last week in North Craftsbury.
Miss Clara Dwinell went Monday to
Boston for three weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Kipp are
spending two weeks in Wolcott.
Miss Clarice HAYES has returned
after a vacation of three weeks.
Miss Ferol Wellman of Newport
has been visiting at H. B. Smiths.
Mrs. Henry Baraw is stopping for a
short time with her son. E. R. Baraw
E. E. Mathews and family have re-
turned from an auto trip to Burling-
ton.
Miss Eliza Eaton is spending two
weeks with friends in Brockton and
Onset, Mass.
Mrs. Emma Piper of Manchester,
N. H., visited several days recently
at Mrs. 0. H. Austin's
Mrs. Colby Stoddard and children
are visiting her sister, Mrs. j. B.
4 Gray, in West Charleston.
Misses Mildred and Grace Persons
CT Bethel have been visiting the
aunt. Mrs. A. W. Fletcher
A good crowd attended the dance al
= the opera hall Wednesday night ano
everyone seemed to enjoy the eve.
ming.
W. H. Rexford while at work in
the planning mill last week Tues day
had one finger on his right hand very
= badly injured.
c. E. Ordway. editor of the Jamai
ca Plain News, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
visited his father, c. B. Ordway, anC
other relatives three days recently.
Miss Grace Going is taking a tw,
: weeks vacation from her duties a,
the Bank. Miss Bertha Bailev is as
= sisting there during Miss Going's alb
sence.
Milton Brown spent Sunday will
relatives here. His mother, Mrs
Charles Brown, is spending severa
> weeks with her sister, Mrs. C. S
Skinner.
} At the Knights of Pythias meetins
: Tuesday night, August 6, there was
. fairly good attendance and plenty Of
enthusiasm. Let all come out to the
meeting August 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall accom-
panied by Mis-. Alice Cole, Mrs. W
b. Bowman and son Walter went h
auto Sunday to Wilder. They will
. spend week visiting friends in tina
vicinity.
= Miss Lillian Gallup from Burlingto
called on friends in town one day las
week. Miss Gallup and Miss Ev
Chandler are with Mrs. A. u. Chanc
Ter at her summer home at LAX
i. Willoughby.
The management of the Orlean
County Fair Association have mad
arrangements for the air line south a
:05 p. m, to stop each day of tn
;. fair next week Tuesday, Wednesda
= and Thursday.
Letters for the following person
emain unclaimed at the postoffice
Please say advertised if calling fo
these letters. Mrs. F. Wood, 10
Bridges 2. Edwin Cutler, Arch
: Loveland, Jack Niece. Richard Stul
geon.
Last Friday night Fred Donaldso
and Karl Webster met with an acc
dent as result of jumping from tn
midnight train as it passed throug
here. At Newport they boarded tn
- one of the midnight trains which LEI
last, supposing that as usual it wa
the one to stop at Orleans, but
proved to be the New York train
The conductor took mileage, however
telling them that the train woul
- slow up sufficiently for them to &c
off. When it reached Orleans spec
was lessened very little. and Mr.
Donaldson suffered broken ankl
!. and Mr.. Webster bruised his hand q
Is result of iumpinp from the movin