Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-07-21

the home of his uncle, James Hatch.
Mrs. A. R. Cowles is entertaining her
several days and Mrs. Charles Hoyt of
route to the home of her cousin, Mrs
Davis, in Glover, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin J. White of
Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry of Mont
real. Judge and Mrs. w. 2. Smith of
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson of
Montreal are guests at Hotel Barton.
Several guests are already registered
at the Misses Mays, among them Mrs.
Coughtry and brother, Miss Burns and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and son with
nurse, all of Montreal, and Miss Nor
ton of Dean academy, Franklin, Mass
G. J. Ufford is home from Montana,
where he has been the past year, and
expects to remain for some time Mr.
Ufford has been having trouble with
his eyes and an operation proved of
little avail so he finds himself nearly
blind.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Emerson have
been the guests of Mrs. Emerson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Magoon
at their cottage in Crystal Lake grove.
Mr.. Emerson has returned to his work
I but Mrs. Emerson will remain for the
summer.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the postoffice. Please say
advertised when calling for these
letters. Miss Josie Brock, Mrs. Jos.
| oh o1rl dc
G. Balch, Robert W. Ives, Harry
| Lund, P H. Prior.
The new. sewage system has been
completed on Lincoln avenue and the
branch line leading to the Mcclellan
and Gilmour district is now under way.
This will make very complete sys-
tenn and co away with an unsanitary
condition which has been maintained
altogether too long.
The auction at the McLoud com.
pany's store Friday and Saturday
afternoon and evening was well
attended. Harry Dickens was the
auctioneer and it's hard to get away
if he happens to spy you. No matter
how large the crowd. he seems alway!
to single out each Individual.
People from Barton attended the
Chautauqua at Orleans from its very
first appearance. and it would be hare
to find anyone who did not attend a
least one of the entertainments of the
week, while many were in regula
attendance. Everybody appreciated il
and is loud in praise of the talent ant
} management. We have a fair doWl
here at Barton the third week il
: August.
The Congregationalist informs U
that our former pastor. DR.. C. B
7 Moody, president of Kingfsher college
i. after over five years of strenuous lif
there, presented his resignation to tax
2 effect July l, much to the regret o
friends O. the college. During his ad
ministration the college has enjoye
: great prosperity and he will leav
: Kingfsher with all it's bills paid
: After a much needed rest. he will see
a pastorate in the North.
WILLOUGHBY
= Mrs. E.. G.. Drown and childre
r returned last week from Lyndon.
, Merton Clark has been i'll the pas
few days.
e Nelson Demick, who has been havin
l tonsilitis is better.
o Miss Lila Annis of Erol is keepin
f house for her brother here.
Carlos Drown with his grandmother
Mrs. Jane Duke, are visiting in Lyn
e don.
e Miss Craig of Sutton has bee
!. spending few days with Miss Ami
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nevin, who have bee
n visiting Mrs. Demick, have moved t
, Boston.
), Miss Glenn Brooks and Marjorie
: who have been on ten days vacatio
in Canada, have returned.
i P. H. Duke recently cut off tn
z little finger of his right hand. Will
d working about Aaron Annis's mowin
t machine.
: Little Kenneth Demick while visit
ing in BoItonville, P. O.. with hi
!, mother, fell into the lawn mower an
! lost the end of the forefnger of hi
a left hand.
e Among the prominent summer visit
s ors has been Frank Walters, genera
manager of the Chicago and NORTH