Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-08-11

Recent guests at the MssesMay's are
Miss Macarthur, Miss Clark, Miss Short
and Mr.. Hawthorn all of Montreal and
Mr.. Mears and party of four from
Boston.
Edwin Humphrey and family of
Bloomington Center visited her father,
Joseph Sanville over Sunday. Leila
returned to Bloomington Center with
her sister.
Miss Blanche Gilman and friend,
Miss Martha A. Webb, of Manchester,
N. H., have been visiting Miss Gill
mans grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Gilman.
Members of the present senior class
of Barton academy took trip on the
Lady of the Lake through Lake Men,
phremagog on July 31st. Several
invited guests accompanied the seniors.
H. c. Wheeler and family, Miss
Curtis and Miss ~Paddleford of Glover
and Norman Stebbins \ and Arthur
Welch are at the E. w. Barron cottage
in Lake grove for two weeks stay.
Remember the entertainment in
Seaver's hall tonight, ''Songs and
Stories of Many Lands" by Miss Bick-
ford and Miss Skinner. The entertain
ment will be well worth your patron
age.
A new and attractive street gasoline
tank has been installed at the Flanders
Mossman garage. Convenient in that
cars are not compelled to enter the
garage for gasolene, but may be filled
from the street.
" 1U;11,uI M,oooo oL;o.I:A III,
treat all ailments of the feet, four
week, during the month of August.
Telephone w. M. Magoon's cottage
for appointments. 1892
Pisgah Lodge at WilIoughby lake is
getting a very enviable reputation for
it's table, not only local but state
wide. The past week the Boat club to
the number of so were there at seven
O'Clock dinner and the Vermont Press
association were guests there on
Friday.
Mrs. Copeland and daughter, Miss
Evelyn, returned from Portsmouth, N.
H., with Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Wednes.
day and are visiting friends and reIa.
tives in town. They will visit their
relatives in Canada before returning
to their home.
In the second trial of the case of
Elbridge Miles VS.. A E. Powers of
Lowell, held at the municipal court
rooms at Barton on Tuesday, the jury
returned a verdict of SIS and costs for
the plaintiff. w. w. Reirden for the
plaintiff and Harry Black of Newport
for the defense.
Quantities of tents, baggage and
other accessories have been taken to
the fair grounds the past week and
would indicate that we are to have an
unusually large midway" this sea.
son. Well, nothing seem to give fair
the real tone. that lot OF side shows
and can racks can add.
Eber F. Humphrey of Newport, a
former Barton boy. was married on
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
George Fisk, to Miss Hilda E. Mans
field of johnson. Rev. l. A. Ranney
oficiated and Ruth Humphrey acted as
ring bearer. The bride wore gown
of blue silk. Mrs. Humphrey is a
graduate of the johnson state normal
school and has taught in the schools at
Newport for several seasons They
are now in camp at Willoughby lake
and will reside later at Newport.
The annual state convention of the
| w. G. T. u. is to be held in
Barton. Sept z, 8. 9, next. Never in
the history of Vermont has the question
OF temperance measures been so i'm
portant as now in THIS year when our
state is to indicate by it's vote the
peoples choice between local option
and new and proved prohibitory law.
1t is hoped that every good citizen in
Barton will help ..boost" this coming
state convention as one of the first
steps in the campaign for prohibition
in Vermont.
COVENTRY
Ernest Boynton of Orleans was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur Trudeau is suffering
with a bad foot.