Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-23

X c. b. Webster. who now represents
the New York Life Insurance company,
has been in several towns in the county
the past week. .-
One of Geo. Sinon's trotting horses
died Saturday morning. Fortunately
Mr.. Simon carried a considerable
amount of insurance money on him.
Miss Clara Buswell, who has been in
New York and Boston markets to
assist in purchasing goods, has gone to
Claremont, N. H., to work at the
millinery trade.
G. A. Rash, has made many i'm
provements on the house purchased for
a home on the hill overlooking Roaring
Brook Park, including considerable
work this summer
Miss Aline Baldwin, who has been
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Ann
Baldwin, at LyndonvilIe for several
weeks, has returned to the Baldwin
cottage in Crystal Lake grove.
Mrs. J. H. Butcher and Miss Cleary
of Montreal are at Hotel Barton, Mrs.
EMcLea and daughter, Louise, who
| have spent the entire summer at the
hotel. returned yesterday to their
home in Montreal.
! Voters who desire to attend the
Republican caucus at Orleans tonight
should be in front of the postoffice at Z
! O'Clock and autos will transport them.
! Delegates and alternates to the county
convention will be chosen.
Mrs. G. T. Stilphen, representing
the Dwinell-Wright company of Boston
will be at Y. F. Hunters store all this
week and will serve White House
coffee. and demonstrate the proper
preparation of both tea and coffee.
w. E. Hanson traded for the Elwin
Laclair place on Glover street last
week and on the next day sold it to the
Buckley Brothers. This place is on
! Glover street and was formerly the
Chas. Graves home and will make a
fine home.
Among the many who attended the
state fair at White River the past
week, were: j. V. Rowen, James
King, R. H. Mason, E. J. White.
Harold White, Ernest Freeman, Will
Heath, Fred Whitcher and Charles
Morse.
/ A reunion of the surviving Collision
brothers was held at the home of the
oldest, William, Friday. The first link
in the chain was broken by the death
of James R. There were present
John, Silas, Erastus and their wives
David, and Mrs. j. r. Collision.
The Elisha Randall place on Main
street was sold at auction Saturday.
Frank G. Burdick being the purchaser
This will make Mr.. Burdick a very
attractive home and is exceptionally
we'll located for his business. All the
household goods were sold at the auc.
tion. -
Amory Seaver and college chum,
Paul Ransom, of Woodstock are taking
cross country hike from Barton tc
Burlington. going on what is now
known as the mountain trail from Jay
to Mansfield. They will arrive at Bur
!. lingtcn this week and again enter u.
V. M. where both are students of the
college. 80
Card of Thanks-We wish to thank
our neighbors and friends for all theil
: acts of kindness and good cheer, theil
many words of sympathy during tht
illness and death of late husband ant
! brother. also the singers for their serv
! ice of song at the funeral. We wan
! to thank all those who gave us sucl
: beautiful flowers to cover his las
resting place.
Mrs. j. R. Collision,
4 Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Collision,
: David Collision.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Collision,
9 Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Collision,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Collision.