Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-06-26

Merton Emery went Monday to
Woodbury. to work for Fred Chase.
Raw Emery went last Monday to
Greensboro to work for Henry Miller
r. C. Noodle is finishing the ell and
woodshed of his house into a tene-
ment.
Both departments of the village
school closed Friday with a picnic in
grove.
Several from this town attended
field day exercises in Morrisvllle
Thursday.
The young people who sold ice
cream Saturday night for the benefit
of the church cleared SIS.
Mrs Keir and family moved We'd
nesday to their new residence lately
purchased of Henry King.
C. E. Cowles has purchased the
place known as the Martin place,
paying eight hundred dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Simpson enter
tanned Mrs. Simpsons parents, Mr.
and Mrs Hayden McClary from Bar
ton, last week.
F. ]. Glidden accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. G. E. Cowles, visited
| friends in North Troy and vicinity the
! last of the week.
The funeral of Mrs. Smith, whose
death was mentioned last week, was
held at her home Wednesday after
noon of last week. Rev. c. D. Pierce
Rev. and W. E. Allen. her former pas
! tor from Barton, officiated. Interment
| Iof
Grove cemetery. Many friends and
relatives from out of town attended
the funeral.
cannot express my appreciation OF
the love ana sympathy lavished upon
me in the death and burial of loved
companion. S. A. Smith.
NORT4 CaAFISBUaY.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Cole are in
Burlington.
DIR. C. w. Dustan has been quite i'll
the past week.
Mr. Chapel of Michigan is guest
at A. E. Cowles.
Miss Adelaide Chamberlain is visit
ing friends in Johnson.
Miss Pearl Burdette was guest of
N. B. Williams few days recently.
Mrs. E. NJ. Chamberlain has re-
turned to her home in New York City.
Mrs. Charles Wiley visited her
, daughter, Mrs. Higgins, few days
last week.
Lee Cowles was in Barre recently
to attend Goddard seminary COM
mencement.
: Clyde Litch has purchased farm
} in HARDY wick, where he will move his
family soon.
}. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Colburn were in
. Bloomington visiting their daughter
: over Sunday.
: Mrs. Kate Wilson has gone to
: Craftsbury to live with her grand
: daughter, Mrs. Richardson.
n MIR. and Mrs. H. N Stevens, Mr..
|. ana Mrs. Cnasse took an auto trip to
St. Johnsbury one day last week.
g Miss Beacher, who has been work
If ing at Mr.. Dustin's the past year, has
p, returned to her home III johnson.
a Mrs, Merva Renfrew is in very poor
a. health and ner niece, Miss Anna Rem
frew from Groton, is caring for her.
e, DR.. Frances Hoggon. who has beel
u visiting at Auld Lang Syne. started
n. on her long voyage back to London
or England, Saturday.
x Mrs. G. L. Wheeler, who under
went serious operation at the Mar,
Fletcher hospital a few weeks age
has so far recovered as to be able
ride home in an auto Friday.
Mrs. C. H. Rowley was called
Sheldon Monday on account OF tn
;;eu death of her mother, who lived
ly. that place with her son, DR.. Brown
no She had reached the age of 80 year
n and although in poor health of lat
she retained her mental faculties
=. the end.
is The Earnest Workers are planning
hold sale OF fancy articles, apron
Quilts etc., IN August. The followin
at persons are requested to serve Q
lg' committees. Fancy work Ruth Ro'
ley. Mrs. Abbie Keeler, Mrs. Sad
,ca Cowles, Lora Witt, Mary Root; quill
md and sofa pillows: Mrs. Annie Wilson
I'm Mrs. Kate Dutton. Mrs. Bertha Col
Mrs. Mary Colburn; aprons ar
kitchen utensils: MRS. c. H. Rowle
oce Blanche Cole, Mrs. Marion Deni
9nt, Mrs. George Chasse, Mrs. Min
OF Wheeler; candy: Mildred Quito
OF Mary Dus stan, Julia Pike; refres
Tor ment: Mrs. Marion Root, Mr.
Al N. B. Williams, Mrs. Ruby Garvi
mo Mrs. Daisy Colburn, Mrs. w
&C Hadley; entertainment: Marv Du
I've ton. Adelaide Chamberlain. Mabel
cen Hathaway, Miss Kate Randall.
to
ton LOWELL
RS. Mrs. L. Sinclair is on the sick list
err
ere C. C. Stannard went to Fitch Ba
Sunday.
Harold Curtis from Boston is visi
ing his aunt.
Rev. FIR. Lavigne spent last we'
in Montreal on business.
fair Maynard Alexander spent last -we'