Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-21
Mrs. E. E. Webster of Quebec is
staying at Mrs. e. H. Webster's.
Nearly every one is entertaining
friends during the fair.

Nearly every one is entertaining |
friends during the fair.
Charles Stone started for his home
in South Pasadena, CAL, Saturday by |
way of Boston and New York. after |
several weeks visit with friends here. |
Mrs. Charles Stowell of Santa
Barbara, CAL. who has been spending
the summer with her brother. A. M.
Tower, left last week for st. Johns
bury.
Henry Dereau fell from a load of
hay while coming down Eastern avenue
yesterday and broke his collar bone.
1t is feared that he received internal
injuries.
The Monitor has in the office a
stalk of what is called sweet clover
which has made a growth of nine feet
this season. Some better than corn
is doing.
John Mcclellan and family returned
yesterday from an extended auto trip
through New Hampshire. and Maine,
visiting many Of the beaches and
summer places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Renald's baby
girl died Friday after an illness of
thirty six hours. The funeral was
held at the St. Paul's church Sunday
afternoon with interment in the new
Catholic cemetery.
Our stock drover. W. E. Hanson.
has been busy this week having pur-
chased 204 hogs, paying $3658.8l. So;
cattle, $2478.20; Al calves, $685. !;
500 poui.ds of poultry. $50. 90, totaling
Stevens $1116.15 for 81 hogs and
Buckley Brothers S4O5 20 for % hogs.
Will Lawrence of Glover met with
an accident near George Reeds resi-
dence Saturday evening which de-
molished his automobile and injured
him to the extent of breaking sever
al ribs. The other occupant of the car
was not seriously injured. In some
manner the car skidded and was over
| turned.
! The trip taken by the members of
the class of 1910 of Barton academy
and their friends was a success. The
climb up Mount Pisgah was so well
. enjoyed by all that committee was
,, appointed to plan similar trip fol-
next summer. The members of the
: committee are Dean Corley of Or
leans, Marion Bickford of Glover anC
Ethel Uric of Barton.
3 The Monitor failed to announce in it,
d Barton items last week the marriage
{ of Harry Williamson and BLANCHE
: Stephenson, both of this place, OF
e August 7. Both young people ar
s well known here. Mrs. Williamson il
e the daughter of ]. F. Stephenson o
Lowell and has lived in town for
number of years. Mr.. Williamson
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. VII
r. Hanson of this place.
i Samuel Rook and Miss Nina Kin
st ball were married al the home of tn
o'clock by the Rev. w. E. Allen. Th
y tives and few friends of the fam
le lies. Mr.. Rook is one of the firm
lf the Barton Granite company and MI
le Rook is the daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
2 Ed. Kimball, who moved here fro
te Westmore several years ago. Mr.. al
ge Mrs. Rook will live on Water street.
ne A very pretty double wedding too
e. place at the Catholic church Thursdi
fic morning when FIR. Leblanc united
p marriage Ephraim Choquette and Mi
Ii Eveline Blair and Delphis Martell al
be Miss Odela Provenche. All four
ly, the young people are well known
Barton and have the good wishes
ur many friends. The church W
sr- crowded with friends and reIativ
co. and the ceremony was extrem e
to pretty. Both young couples W
os- reside--in town.
Mountain climbing is becoming
very popular recreation for our pe
ple. Last week Friday a party
five, Earl Fiske, Will Tower, Amo
Seaver, John Campbell and Slayt
Lang took trip in the Lang auto
the foot of Jay Peak, where they Il
ck the car for the climb to the sunni
of Jay Peak. Jay Peak is 4,018 fl
above sea level and the fourth his
on est mountain in Vermont. The q
being clear, view could be obtained
is far west as Lake Champlain, south
ar. Mount Mansfield, east to Lake v
loughby and the White Mountain a
ill stimulate the love for nature and b
j. ter acquaint ssthe people with
matchless scenery which Vermt
~ affords!
Mr. Hitchcock from Westfeld "
'ln. in town last week.
A. N. Vance visited his sister :
-, Oxford, N. H., Tuesday.
or tDavid France from Island Pond
Gently visited at Eli Gilbert's.
e. See Irasburg Congregational chul
in notes about Mems club picnic.
Mrs. N. johnson and children hs
slie gone to their home in Northfield.
the Mrs. Julia Hamilton from Graf
elk. bury is working for Charles Day.
Mr.. Mrs. Emanuel Bailey from Sto
at has been visiting friends in town.
" Gladys Brown is spending a f
the days at Will Farr's in Craftsbury.
urv Mrs. Viele and daughter from N
ork are guests at c. e. Rogers.
riot Miss Lucy Maynard from Sot