Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-30


Chas. Grow has purchased the R. P.
Webster gasolene launch, one of the
best boats on the lake here.
= E. E. Flanders and Gordon Joslyn
went to Boston last week, driving
back two Ford touring cars.
F. D. Pierce and Ora Caron were in
Boston last week on business connect
ed with their picture theatre.
Carmi Marsh, who very severely
injured one foot about two weeks ago,
is able to get about on crutches.
Ralph King has returned to Burling-
ton, where he this year takes the pre-.
medical course at the university.
Mrs. Lucretia Alexander and daugh-
ter. Hazel, have returned from their
recent trip to Boston and Vicinity.
Miss Clemma Seaver has been caring
for the children of Mrs. R. P. Webster,
while Mrs. Webster has been away.
John Suitor died Sunday morning
and the funeral was held yesterday
An obituary will appear next week.
Considerable work if now being done
on South Main street, completing the
road which was commenced last fall.
Prof. Bates, with Mrs. Bates and
Miss Bates. have been calling in sever
al Of the nearby towns the past week.
H. C. Potter, who recently finished
work at the Peerless factory, has en-
tered the E. W. Barron company store.
Miss Vera Webster returned Satur-
day from weeks visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Sylvester, in Coventry.
Ephraim Chouquette took several
delegates from here to the Democratic
state convention at Burlington last
week.
The Independent Telephone Elk.
change have now in operation 211 tele-
phones from the Barton exchange
alone.
Miss Frances Butler is living at the
Misses Nays during the absence of
her mother and sister, who are in New
Jersey.
H. S. Spaulding and Eugene Bashaw.
having finished haying for G. H.
Blood, are looking for other fields to
conquer.
Mrs. Fred Martell has returned from
the st. Johnsbury hospital. where she
| underwent an operation, and is rapidly
convalescing.
c.. A. Barrows & SOM announce a
special sale for Friday on MISSES chill.
| dren's and ladies' coats and suits in
another column.
Rosabelle Valley, the daughter OF
Joe Valley, who has been very i'll with
paralysis, is much better and able tt
be about little.
Elisha Randall, who has been here
the past week. disposing of persona
property, has returned to his new
home in Craftsbury.
Miss Bates. who has been visiting
her brother, F. Jay Bates, for the pas
two weeks, has returned to her hom.
in Stamford, Conn.
Mrs P. j. Pfunkett returned Satur
day from Ashuelot and Lisbon, N. III.
where she spent several DAYS will
friends and relatives.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Merriam drov,
to Lancaster, N. H., the past week
where they visited their daughter
Mrs. V. Z. Zimmerman.
u Miss Ruby Campbell has gone to St
Johnsbury and will leave for New
York this week to resume her profes
sion as nurse in that city.
H. W.. Carter, who has been i
Springfield. Boston and New Have
the past week on business trip. ha
: returned to his home here.
i Miss Renfrew and Miss Ferrin, tw
of the academy teachers, have Sc
cured rooms in the new home of
, G. Burdick, on Main street.
< Miss Ruth Freeman has finishe
work at the E. W.. Barron compan
store, and Miss Gladys Mcfarland ha
returned to her position there.