Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-29


Newport, N. H.. Monday.
ambition in order to make a team.
This year will be the first in q long
time that Barton has not had a team
in the field at the Orleans county fair.
But perhaps it's good thing. Is it?
The Woman's Literary club are to
hold fair esrly in the fall for the
benefit of the library fund. The fol-
lowing are the committees: Entertain
ment-Miss Red6eld, Miss Ferrin,
Mrs. Ruth Webster, Miss Fannie May
apron-Mrs. McGoff, Mrs. Roystan,
Mrs. Flanders. Mrs. Buck; fancy
work-Mrs. Cutler, Mrs. Wright. Miss
Colburne; candy-Mrs. Lang. Mrs.
Mcfarland. Miss Atwell; food-Mrs.
Reirden, Mrs. Baldwin. Mrs. Cook;
canned goods and vegetables-Miss
Teller, Miss Gilpin. Miss Bragg;
plants and 1oWers-MiFs Butler, Miss
Hsmblet. Miss Wilson, Miss Vera
Webster; demonstration-Mrs. Stan
nard, Mrs. Batchelder: grab. bag
Miss Wheeler and Miss Potter: chill
dren's booth-Mrs. Erwin. Mrs. Han
son, Mrs. Buswell, Mrs. Tower.
An accident occurred Sunday morn
ing about 1890 on Church street
directly in front Of C. q. Hamblet's
residence when team being driven by
r. Kleiner became frightened at an
automobile. Mr.. KIeiner was accom-
panied by Godfrey Frey. an elderly
man and when the horse became unman.
ageable it crossed the street, the
| Blaisdel1 property and being over
| of a
injured but Mr.. Frey received bad
bruise on the head and arms as well as
having one leg badly injured. but no
bones were broken. DR.. HastinGS was
called, and Miss Harriet Austin kindly
volunteered her services. After prop
erly dressing and bandaging the
bruises Mr.. Frey was taken to the
home of Mr.. Kleiner near Orleans.
The buggy was badly damaged but the
horse was not injured and was stopped
near the Congregational church by
Raymond Ryder. Later in the day Mr..
Kleiner was able to drive home. Ap-
i parently no blame should attach to
anyone, as the automobile belonging to
Orleans parties was going very slowly
and fully half the street was given to
the team. The automobile party
stopped and gladly rendered any assist
ance they could.
WuLOUCHBY
Mrs. H. j. Kimball sprained her
ankle recently.
Mrs. Jane Duke recently spent the
day in LyndOnville.
| Margaret Kimball. who was quite
lA1l last week, is better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Waterman arC
rejoicing over new daughter.
Have you your set of aluminium
dishes yet? Read the offer on page
four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Drown of Morris.
vile are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. AaroE
Drown.
Mrs. Myrtle Gilman has fnishet
work for Gilbert Gray and returned Il
West Burke.
Fred Drown, who spent his vacation
, with his father here, returned to st
JOhnsbury Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Drown and daughter oi
. st. Johnsbury spent part of last weel
. with Mr. and MrS. Aaron Drown.
W. T. Brooks spent Saturday il
LittletOn. N. H, returning with hi
; mother, who will spend the gumnel
with her sons here.
Geo. Duke. . former boy of thi'
place, DOW living in LyndonviIle. whf
was operated on for appendicitis il
BrightIoOk hospital. ST JohnsbuFy
: last week. is now very much improved
; There were about % present at sur
: prise party given Miss Glenn Brooks
, Thursday evening. il being her six
J teenth birthday. Cake and coffee WeT'
served and . very enjoyable tim.
reported
MEAlGY
) 4 eOn was horn 70 Nr. and MTG
! Willie Burt July ~.
Guyler Sl,eIdon fr1m Worcester Il
|, visiting S. A. SeaKtes.
> Carroll WhiteheE has aoId his farm
: 70 parties fEouo Canada.
Rev. md Nr1. /. r. Chsoe aEo visit
. fnE la Piniu0ed this week.
tI Irving Duvio and HabNt ekut,
! baye Dnglnned FoEd autoG.