Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-08
week. Ruth went from there to West
Charleston. where she joined her
mother for visit with relatives.

is the guest of his brother. Judge F.
u. thompson, the present week. Mr..
thompson is with large city pave
ment contracting company in New
York.
Chas. Clogston Of Holyoke, Mass,
has arrived for his summer vacation. a
part OF which will be spent at the
nome OF his parents and part in
crystal Lake grove, where he has a
camp.
Mrs: Winnie Wiley is moving from
one of the tenements in the DIR. Blake
house to one of the Gee. Heating
houses and Pat Guertin and family
will move into the tenement in the
Blake house.
A four week session of summer
school will begin July ~ in the Orleans
Graded School building to further
prepare pupils of 9Th grade for high
school.
C. L. Erwin.
Mrs. Joseph Castle with her grand
daughter, Miss Ruth Castle, of Carson
City, Nevada, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. E,
Webster and son. Ellery. Of Quebec,
visited at Carroll Webster's the first
of the week.
A reunion and picnic of the Virgin
and King families was held at Parket
pond Glover on Saturday, at which
there were over SO members of the
two families, and a few intimate
friends present.
Mr.. and Mrs F. D. Pierce, accom-
panied by Will Goss and family of
Newport took an automobile trip to
burlington yesterday. where Mr..
Pierce will attend a Vermont PharTna-
ceutical meeting.
The regular meeting of the Crystal
Lake Grange will be held at their hall
July 16 at 8 p. m Work in the Sd and
4th degrees. Supper VIII be served
after the work. Every member is
urged to be present.
j. Q. Mcclellan Of Boston, who is
now the sole owner of the properties
of the former Willoughby Wood &
Lumber company in Sutton and West
more, arrives at Hotel Barton todav
with large party of Boston people,
The following were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hawkins
the past week: Rudolph Pike and
sister, Agnes, Curtis Parker and
sister, Merle, from Greensboro. Miss
Lola Hawkins was home from St.
Johnsbury the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Fitch of New
York are at the Crystal Lake
House and will remain for some time,
Mr.. Fitch being in the employ OF the
Mitchell Motor Car company, and is
to be engaged here in changing some
of the older model motors in Mitchell
six cars to the latter type
Geo. H. Davis was in Burlington
Monday, to be near his sister. Mrs. E.
l.. Gaskill, during very critical oper-
alton performed at the Mary Fletcher
hospital there. Mrs. Gaskill has
already been compelled to submit to
two operations previous to this and
tears are entertained for her recovery.
Are you Spug? The list is grow
ing slowly. This is not an exclusive
society. We want every man, woman
and child in this village to send their
name with ten cents to Mrs Barrows
before the first of December. Their
you can help decide how to make &
happy Christmas for every child ir
this village.
Judge and Mrs. Miles, Mr.. and Mrs
~. OutlO1s NIL. dIlu MTS. w. M
Wright and Madam Wright, Geo. E.
King and family and several Others
attended services at West Glover Sun
day morning, when Rev. R. B. Wright
D. D.. of Boise, Idaho, delivered his
annual Sunday school address to {
large congregation.
Hotel Barton had one Of the busiest
weeks, if not the busiest, of it's history
the past week. There were fourteen
automobile parties in three days ane
every room in the house has beer
occupied every day by commercial
travellers or summer people. Among
the new guests remaining for a time
are Mr.. Whitney and two nieces.
On account of the slight advance il
prices and because there was no ship
ment of stock from our local yard
week ago, w. E. Hanson made 6
record shipment for calves and hogs il
a single day since the yards have beer
maintained here. One hundred clever
calves were shipped and over 80 hogs
as well as much other stock, the
farmers receiving over So, 900 for the
days shipments.
The Flanders & Mossrnan company
sold Mr.. Morgan Of the Wood-Morgar
Detective agency. Boston. 81 Buick
and Gordon Joslyn is driving Mr.. anc
Mrs. Morgan back to Boston in the
car this week. The Flanders & Moss
man company have probably sold more
cars this season than any other firm in
northern Vermont. At present they
!, have not a new car of any kind il
, stock. but have another shipment or
the way.
A baseball team from the tub shor
here played team from Newport or
local grounds in the morning of July
4. and with Duffy Martell in the boz
were able to win by score of IL to g.
The return game was played in the
afternoon at Newport with exactly the
reverse score. We have often notef
; what is called an even break on double
headers, but to have the two score.
exactly tally is exceptional.