Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-09-29

conclusion the counsel were not pre-
pared to proceed today but the case
will be called Wednesday for trial.
Earl Fisk has gone to the Brockton
fair with the C.. S. Phillips exhibit.
Incidentally he stopped of at Hanover
to see friends and witness football
game.
Peter Gotta was slightly injured from
failing off the roof of the new veraDda
at the w. E. Hanson house on Main
street Wednesday, but is back at work
again.
A good deal of damage was done to
the shade trees in the village Sunday
afternoon and night by the exception
ally high winds in breaking big branch
es from trees.
Considerable repair work is being
done by w. E. Hanson on the old
Pillsbury-Baldwin plant and evidently
Mr. Hanson is going to put the plant
to some practical use.
Miss Julia King left Monday for
Burlington where she enters University
of Vermont for her first year. Ralph
King, who has been at Woodstock, has
also returned to Burlington.
Mrs. A. R. Cowles left Sunday night
for Albany, N. Y, with her son. Harry
Cowles. Mrs. Cowles will remain
with her oldest son for time. Percy
Cowles returned to New York City on
Monday night.
A novelty in the picture plays will
be shown at the Gem tonight, when
"Quincy Adams Sawyer" will not
only be shown, but the picture will be
talked by Mr.. Holton. 1t is said to be
very entertaining novelty.
Walter Norris has returned with
some of Henry Harding's string of
fast horses, which have been raced at
several tracks this season. Mr.. Hard
ing took first and second money with
| two horses at the Rochester fair.
DR.. Harry Dutton, formerly of
| Barton, who has been taking a train
ing course at the Santa Clara County
hospital has finished the course and
has been appointed one Of the house
physicians at this hospital in San Jose,
California.
Some of the Lake Grove campers
who started in a motor boat to cross
the lake Sunday, decided that discre-
tion was the better part of valor anC
turned back to camp. 1t is said that
never have the waves on Crystal lake
been so high as on that day.
Mrs. Hugh Campbell and daughter
Miss Isabelle left Friday for Hunting
ton Beach, CAL. where they are tC
spend the winter with Mrs. E. +. Jones
Mrs. Campbell's daughter. 1t is ex
pected that the climate will be bene
fetal to Miss Isabelle's health.
COVENTRY
The W. C. T. u. will hold the meet
ing Friday evening Oct. 8, instead O.
Tuesday the 5th. The meeting will
be a reception for the teachers in tn,
Congregational vestry with exercise
by the Young Campaigners in charg
of Mrs. w. r. Shippee.
HOLLAND
Mrs. Hamilton is visiting in Derby.
Gladys Gray spent the weekend a
home.
John Forbes is working for Georg
Gray.
William Palm was a business calle
) in Derby recently.
Mr.. Walker, the milk tester, was il
!, town the past week.
Miss Lulu Rickard spent the week
end at O. L. Kelley's.
Rev. Harris visited George Young i
Morgan, who is dangerously i'll.
Mr.. Foley of Virginia is again il
town looking up Christmas trees.
Delma Stevens from Newport was
business caller in town Wednesday.
: Fred Turcotte has moved his fami]
from the valley into William Hackett'
house.
: LOWELL
Wallace Farman has sold his farm t
Sim Sheltra.
, Rev. E. T. Hurd preached at Fitc
Bay Sunday.
Herbert Knight has purchased the E
w. Austin farm.
: M. R. Alexander and D. P. Nara
? more were in Boston last week.
Mrs. Nelson Deblois of Wells Rive
has been visiting relatives in town.
: Miss Kate Ferrin of Barton visite
: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farman recentl,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Newton {
, Bloomington visited relatives bel
g last week.
i DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Parmenter
y Montpelier visited Mr.. and Mrs. G