Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-08-26

, visiting her sister. Miss Inez Water
, man.
Miss Archie Kipp is taking vaca-
ton from her work at the Eldridge
!, office.
The Misses Ruth and Theda Corley
OF lrasburg are visiting Mrs. Fred
, Wedge.
The Mothers club will meet with
. Mrs. B.. H. Alden Tuesday evening.
Sept. 1.
Mr.. Taylor of Wolcott was the guest
OF his sister, Miss Ethel Taylor, over
Sunday.
Milford Chase and mother of Clare
mont. N. H.. are guests at Ray
: Pierce's.
| Several people from Orleans attended
, the Prouty address at st. Johnsbury
last night.
c. B. Stoddard of Lowell. Mass,
visited his brother. Colby Stoddard,
last week.
A. O. Joslyn suffered a partial
| stroke of paralysis on Sunday and is
seriously ill.
| Miss Marie Beauregard of St. Johns.
bury is visiting her sister. Mrs. Ed
ward Girard.
Miss Elva Findlay of West Charles
ton has been the recent guest of Mrs.
i Geo. Magoon.
DR.. Karl Webster has been confined to
l his home on account of illness the first
of the week.
L. J. O'Hare is taking two weeks
vacation from his work at the C.. S.
j Stevens store.
Mrs. o. B. Dodge is visiting her
n brother, Newell Lyman, at West Glover
for few days.
: Every department of the E. L..
Chandler company is again in full
force this week.
Clarence Cole of Orleans and Harold
Bean of Bradford were weekend visit
n ors at Beebe, P. @.
= The Orleans club hold their regular
K meeting at the club house Wednesday.
Sept. 2. at 7.30 p. m.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Glazier of New
Britain. Conn.,, are the guests of Mr..
o. and Mrs. L. M. Kinsley.
2. Roy Bean was at Long Pond Satur.
IS day making last try at square tails
= before the season closes. 49,.
Miss Helen Beede, who has been in
= Boston and vicinity the past three
weeks, has returned home.
Miss Emma Perley. who has beer
ill, is better and again able to resume
} her duties at the o. w. Locke store.
Miss Marion Bartlett has returned
1>cSx .o;4 b L..
G. J. Bartlett, at New Haven, Conn.
J. B. Moulton president of the
Chandler company, was in Orleans las
week and attended the fair at Barton.
Miss Hazel Towle is working al
assistant operator at the central offic,
of the Independent Telephone company
Miss Esther Viedens of Quincy
Mass, is the guest of the Misses ED
ridge at the Congregational parsonage
At the Gem theatre in Barton tomor
row night, James K. Hackett himself
- in Prisoner of Zenda, five reels.
adv.
IL @. B. Dodge, who went to the Roys
Victoria hospital at Montreal last wee
for a surgical operation, is doing yer
we'll.
Miss Clara Bennett played for A.
Cowles at his piano exhibit at tn
fair Wednesday and Thursday aftel
. moons.
IL Mrs. H. S. Webster and DR.. Kal
Webster were in Northfield Friday t
. attend the funeral of Mrs. Webster
uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Joslyn and MI
and Mrs. Edgar Chase have been visi
ing Leland Green at Randolph til
past week.
Miss Gladys Hall, who has been visi
n ing her aunt, Mrs. Fred Eckles, fc
81 several weeks past, returned to he
# home yesterday.
Letters remaining at the postoffie
81 uncalled for are: Mrs. Annie Pear.
Is Mrs. Guy Rexford, Latin Emilli
b Paul Major and E. Perley.
n new telephone line is being pl
ri over Congo hill and new line is no
r under way to Bloomington by tt
b Independent telephone company.
Wallace Sawyer left Monday Mig
u for Richford, where he will go vii
the Richford band to play at the ia
held in Bedford, P. O., this week.
Miss Marion Vinka, who has be.
the guest of Miss Blanche Church
for several weeks past returned to h
home in Lebanon. N. H., last week.
The park near the depot never look
better. and the band stand nc
thoroughly reprinted and light
makes very attractive appearance.
. Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Locke and M
and Mrs. Gilbert Gross were in Nor
pelier the first of the week. maki
the trip in Mr.. Locke's new Hubs
car.
Arthur Colburn has returned fro
Montreal. where he went to cons,
speci alists in regard to serious trout
lo bno1a hox1ircr with of