Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-05-19

M ay ~ ana IL instead OF the ZlSC ana
22d as reported last week.
Miss Florence Drew of Glover is
working for Mrs. G. A. Drew at the
latter's home on Water street.
VIM. Heating of White River juno
tion was the guest of his sister. Mrs.
G. c. w. Heath for the weekend.
F. D. Pierce and w. w. Reirden
have sold the place known as the
Mcfarland house to Libby Lewis.
Mr. Copeland and family of South
Hill, West Glover have moved into A.
A. Larabee's home, recently vacated.
H. H. Person and family of Orleans
spent the week end with Mrs. Persons
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred William
son.
The weather the past week has con-
tinued cool and showery. 1t is fine
weather for Vermont's staple crop,
hay.
C. E. Hamblet has returned from
Coventry. where he has been the past
week inventorying stock of merchan-
disc.
Mrs. Robert Gordon and twin daugh-
| ters of Lyndonville were guests of
Mrs. Harry Connor the first of the
week.
w. H. Ford of Springfield, Mass,
recently made a call on Mrs. Mary
Morrill, and J. C. Barker, both rela-
tives.
Mrs. Newton Lewis of Fargo, N. D., ,
and her mother, Mrs. Emily Baker.
left Monday for the home of the
former.
Arthur Emerson and friend, Hugh
Kirkland, of Lyndon agricultural
school, were at the formers home
Saturday.
E. E. Liddell, who recently went to
Boston. has found employment in
Everett, Mass, at his regular business
of painting.
Mrs. Merton Wilson, who has been
spending the past two weeks with
relatives in Plymouth, N. H.. has
returned home.
The big fish of the season was taken
last week by John Mcclellan from
Crystal lake, a lunge weighing eleven
pounds, ten ounces.
Walter Norris has finished work at
the Peerless Manufacturing COMPANY
and will soon go to North Troy, where
he has employment.
Miss Janet Morrill, of Lakeport, N.
H., who has been spending some time
with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Morrill,. has
returned to her home
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Pierce and Mr.,
and Mrs. F. D. Thompson spent week.
end at Long pond. Westmore, in the
Judge Miles cottage.
John Wylie, who recently moved
from Glover to tenement in the c.
H: Blood house, is working for Armour
Uric in the Uric garage.
Mrs. Mary Cobb is taking care O.
Wallace Abbott, during his GONZALES
= cence from the operation for appendi
) citis performed last week.
The carpenter work on the new cIul
e rooms is nearly completed and it il
anticipated that the rooms can soon b.
put in order and furnished.
: Will Cassidy. who has finished worl
r for the Pike company and has been a
the home of his mother the past few
weeks. has gone to Boston.
E Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Dana of Lyndon
vile and Frank Dana of North Tro,
were guests over Sunday of their par
y ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Dana.
c. L. Hutchins has returned fror
+. Waltham. Mass, where he has been a
Il ! the Waltham watch factory, complet
i ing his course in matchmaking.
: A. A. Larabee and a party of me
:, went to Eden and Lowell to visit tn
n asbestos mines and incidentally to d
;. little fishing the first of the week.
There is a specimen of Calyps
Borealis at Mrs. j. N. Webster
ID Botany lovers had better go to see i
n as it may be the chance of a lifetime
% Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Carter of Leon
inster. Mass, have rooms in the F
: w. Baldwin house on Congress avenue
r and intend remaining here all til
ID summer.
Barton academy ball team pla
N Orleans high school team at Skinne
% park in Orleans Thursday Afternoon
:. Better 60 up and give the boys yo,
II moral support.
81 Roy Bros. Granite sheds are havir
22 many new orders and are now able