Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-13

SiNihiey
L. w. Hastings of St. .Johnsbury, a
farm superintendent, mas filed a
petition in bankruptcy. He has liabil-
tiles of $22, so and assets of S12,-
OO2, of which $500 is claimed exempt |
There are % unsecured creditors, the
largest accounts being as follows
Frank M. Hastings, Concord, $1,000; !
Citizens Savings Bank & Trust COM !;
pany, st. Johnsbury. $4,000; Gilman
Brothers, St. Johnsbury, SITS; c. A.
Calderwood, st. Johnsbury, $3.50
Twin Gas aud Electric company. ST.
Johnsbury. Sl75; First National Bank
OF St, Johnsbury, $500; H. E. Gray,
"estheid, $500. 81 --~
Mrs. David Roberts recently visited
in Mclnooes
Wiley Willard has moved his family
to Passumpsic.
Arthur Miles of Evansville called on
former friends heresalast week.
Mary Phillips entertained two of
her schoolgirl friends over Sunday.
Mr. Knowlton has returned to the
creamery after two weeks absence.
Miss Duncan visited her home in
Munroe, N. H., the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Chesley have
adopted baby boy into their family.
Mrs. Roll BARRIERS parents have
gone to Ohio to make their future
home.
Leon Simpson visited his sister, Mrs.
Kate Hawkins, of Boston, the last of
the week.
Mrs. Smelling has been moved to
Charlie Bakers where she can be
cared care for . sszszsst - s5=..-.
The friends of Mrs. Colby, formerly
of this place, will be sorry to learn of
her illness.
sLelia Barber and Ray Wood were
married Wednesday by Rev. E. E.
Phillips of st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Beulah Roberts attended the
banquet Thursday at St. Johnshury
given by the editor of the Caldonlan.
o. H. Jenness and family attended
the 18th wedding anniversary of his
son, Bert, at Barton Thursday night.
Mrs. A 0. Gray and Mrs Flora
Barber attended the state meeting of
the Sons and Daughters of Liberty at
Glover Wednesday.
Delegates have been chosen for the
DanvilIe Baptist association to be held
at Sutton. They are Mrs. A. O. GRAY,
Mrs. Dell Barber and Warren Gray.
There will be a chicken pie supper
Oct. 22 at the Baptist parish house.
The gentlemen will have charge of it.
The annual meeting will be held in the
afternoon.
UNION HOUSE DISTRICT.
Miss Margaret Mailman has gone to
visit her grandfather, John Mailman.
Mrs. Harry Colburn entertained
friends, Mrs. John Lang and Mrs.
Charles Leach, of Kirby, Friday and
Saturday.
An autmobile party visited at o. w.
Jesseman's Saturday. They were Mr..
| and Mrs. Hoyt and daughter and Mrs.
Hildreth of Bethlehem. N. H.
| Miss Beth Switser has finished work
at Lyndonville and is at her home
here.
At the special town meeting Satur-
day Lewis Gordon was elected over
seer of the poor and E. A. LaFoe as
tax collector.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 1. Campbell and
daughter, Beryl, have gone to Indiana
polls, Ind, to visit her parents and
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Weaver
Miss Elizabeth Hoffman, teacher in
the Whipple school, was taken sick and
had to return to her home in Lyndon
vile. Miss Sadie Blake is supplying
during her absence. =
Mrs. Tilton, a former resident of
this town, died at her home in West
moreland, N. H. The remains were
brought here for burial. Funeral was
held at the F. B. church on Oct 5.
David Chapman, who has lived at G..
B. joys for the past four years, has
stored his goods in the shop owned by
d. d. Chapman and gone to Lyndon
Center to live with his son, F. E.
Chapman.
SUTTON NORTH RIDGE
Miss Laura Case of Barton is visit
ing Mrs. B. H. Fairbanks.
Mrs Anna hurry and Mrs. Nellie
Guild of West Danville recently called
at G. w. McFarlin's.
Mr.. Alexander and daughter, Miss
Myrtle, visited Mr.. Alexander's sister,
Mrs. Edwin Curtis, Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Olin Webster and son
of Richford have been visiting Mr..
Webster's sister. Mrs. E. F. Clark
E. R. McShane entertained his
mother, Mrs. Schoolcraft, and uncle,
Henry Buzzell, of Stanstead, theapast
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