Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-16

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the Hugh Buchanan block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hooker were
guests of Mrs. Hooker's parents at the
Valley House over Sunday.
A new strip of sidewalk is being
laid from the Valley House to the M.
E. church on Church street.
B. H. Keazar and sister of Massa-
wippi were weekend guests of their
sister, Mrs. Frank Wheeler.
In it's one hundred days of ownership
the E. E. Doe automobile shows
record of nearly 10, 900 miles.
Addison Fletcher will add several
rooms over the Twombly & Cotton
store to his postcard business.
Chas. Harris, who has been working
at the B. & M. freight station, is
taking a two months vacation.
Fred Towle has moved his household
goods to Littleton, where he has
position in shoe factory there.
Miss Kathryn Jameson Of Portland.
Me-. is working in Mrs. Spafford's
store in the millinery department.
Miss Eva Bassett. who has been in
and winter millinery has returned.
Miss Ruth Skinner left yesterday to
take up her duties at Wheaton college,
where she has position as instructor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Buchanan have
returned from Rockland, Me-, where
they have been spending few weeks.
Mrs. Lillian Doe Woodbury.. who
has been spending the summer here,
returned today to her home in Needles,
Cal.
Albert Cole, a student of Middlebury
college, who has been spending the
summer in Maine, is the guest of his
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Doe, Mrs. Wood
bury and Miss Sadie Lothrop and A.
Saturday. IT,, ....:.t. ....
Geo. Stevens has moved from tene-
ment of Twombly & Cotton to one of
the Brown tenements opposite the M.
E. church.
Tom Colburn, who has been unable
to work for several weeks on account
of bad finger, is again at the Baraw
barber shop.
Letters at the postoffice remaining
uncalled for are for: Rose Abnett,
Mrs. Lura Twombly. G.. B. Aiken and
Walter Locke.
The D. Buchanan place was not sold
at auction Saturday, but practically
all of the household furnishings were
sold at that time.
Miss Mae Charnberlin of New York,
who has been spending her vacation
with Mrs. H. B. Smith, returned last
week to her home. s..
Karl Webster and Miss Marie Darling
took an automobile trip to Miss Darl-
ing's home in Ryegate, where they
spent the weekend.
Several Polanders left their positions
in the shops here last week to return
to Russia and fight for their country in
the great European war. I .. ~
Miss Mildred Ordway and Miss Dale
Whipple leave the first of next week
for Auburndale. Mass, where they
will attend Lasell seminary.
Miss Grace Brown and Miss Clara
Bennett will go to Battle Creek SAM.
tarium next week, where they will
take course in trained nursing.
M. M. Taplin recently entertained a
number of the state senators of 1910
and their wives and friends at the
Taplin cottage at Lake Willoughby.
Harold Bean, former employee in
the freight depot here and now located
at Bradford. was married last week to
Miss Gertrude Morton of Beebe, Que.
H. R. Wellman of Boston. who is
now with the Lowney Confectionery
company, visited his mother and
friends here and at Newport last week.
Mrs. G. A. Preston of Pompanoosuc
was recent guest of her sister, Mrs.
J. B. Wright. Later Mrs. Wright and
Mrs. Preston visited relatives in Cana
da.
o. B. Dodge, who recently returned
from the Royal Victoria hospital,
where he went for surgical treatment,
is rapidly improving and is able to be
about.
Paul French and Randolph Turnbull
left Sunday night for Boston and will
go from there to Exeter N. H.,
where they enter Phillips Exeter
academy.
B. o. Smith, while at his store at
Newport Center last week. quite seri.
ously injured one leg and was compelled
to have it placed in plaster cast for
several days.
B. L. Lumbra has finished his work
at Lowell and returned to his home
here. Mrs Lumbra has returned from
North Troy, where she has been visit
ing relatives.
Rob Wells. Forrest Heath, Joe
Bridges and Earle Wedge took an
automobile trip to ST Johnsbury,
returning by Willoughby lake. the
first of the week
The Orleans schools opened Monday
with an unusually large attendance in
all the grades. especially the high
school. in which there are over so
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