Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-06-17

Mrs. Maude Cute from, Chicago, ar
rived in town Wednesday morning,
Where she and Mrs. +. 2. Tnrasher |
were the guests of Mrs Stannard until
the latter part Of the week.
c.. B. Webster rrnst have had inside
news on the postoffice, at least for the
past week he has been looking over
the life insurance game and has pur-
chased a new Maxwell touring car.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Raymond Winslow, Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow are now
at New Bedford, Mass. having left
Providence, r. l., some months since.
The Gem theatre in it's fresh coat of
paint and newly tufted lawn presents
Very decided improvement over the
former dilapidated house which for
years was one Of the towns eyesores.
Ed Mcclure, former employee of
the Monitor and now of the private
printing plant of the Sherwin-W Williams
Paint company of Montreal, is spend.
ing few days in town among friends.
A carload of Chevrolet automobiles
last Thursday. We understand that
anxiously awaiting still another car
load.
There will be regular meeting of
Orleans Lodge No. 55. F. & A. NJ,
Friday evening. Work in the NJ. M.
degree. Ice cream will be served
after the work which will probably be
the last before fall.
Mrs. Chas. Clogston Jr.. arrived
from Holyoke yesterday and is at Mrs.
G. S. Clogston's. Later she will be
joined by her husband and they expect
to spend part of the summer at their
camp across the lake.
Three photographs in the display
frame at Roystan's studio are well
worth looking at, one of the characters
in the Junior play. one of the
academy orchestra and third of the
children in the May Festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Baldwin, Miss
Mary Wheeler, Miss Edith Lothrop,
a guest at the May resort. and Mr..
and Mrs. Gilpin were in North Troy
yesterday attending the county conven.
ton of Congregational churches.
In hurry to get an extra freight
out of the yards here Saturday morn
ing, ConductorMcEwen forgot about the
window of the caboose being closed
and received bad cuts about his heaC
and face and narrowly escaped losing
an eye.
A representative of the Chase farm
at Hanover, N. H., was in town Friday
looking up fancy stock. Isn't there
good deal to his argument that it cost!
no more to raise calf which will bt
worth a hundred dollars than one O.
the scrub variety?
We notice a number of our younge
young ladies are learning to ride ant
their appearance in the saddle is good
In other words some of our old idea
and false modesty about riding astrid
have been pushed back into the centur,
where they belonged.
Miss Margaret Dennison from Hart
ford and her brother, David of New
Haven, Conn.,, are visiting their mothe
at Hotel Barton. 1t has been som
years since we have seen these youn
people and we are very glad to agai
say, "Howdy."
H. P. Hood & Sons creamery here
is about to install a new and large
boiler, another churn and other up. to
date equipment. This company i
certainly able to maintain a moder
creamery here and they seem to hav
, every indication of doing so.
; Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Duke and MI
and Mrs. Kimball Of Manchester, N. H.
motored to this town and stopped q
, Hotel Barton and called on friends re
! Gently. Mrs. Duke will be remem
, bered as Miss Annie Duke and Mrs
Kimbal1 as Miss Blanche Allbee, bot
former residents here.
, The Woman's Alliance of the M. E
, church will hold sale next wee
Friday in the afternoon at the churc
. parlors. Aprons, candy. food. fame
work. ETC., will be on sale at the tim
and each member is requested to cor
3 tribute somthing to this sale, in one O
; more of its departments.
!, Mrs. Mabel Dummett of Waterbur
has been spending a few days with he
sister. Mrs. James Mcfarland and put
ting the Dummett camp across til
. lake into shape for rental. Mr.. an
Mrs. Dummett will 20 again this SCI
- son to Gloucester where they have
lposition in large summer hotel.