Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-09-20

Mrs. Emeline Hall and Mrs. Helen
Richmond of Boston were callers on
their cousin, Miss Aftian Scott, the
past week, They are touring Vermont
and Quebec in their eight-cy Under
Cadillac
Mrs. Alfredo Sessions, who has been
with Mrs. Homer Leland at the Leland
farm during the summer, intends re-
turning to Barton and living at Mrs
Leland s new home, the J. w. Murk.
land place.
Mrs. Fora Wheeler, who has been
working at Lang's jewelry store, is
working in the office of the Roy Broth
ers' Granite Works, place formerly
filed by Mrs Beatrice NaatZ, who has
gone to Newbury to live.
Ralph King and Slayton Lang left
the first of the week for the University
of Vermont. Besides attending the
university, Slayton Lang will this year
take theory and harmony from Pro-
fessor L. J. Hathaway of Middlebury.
Clyde Heath has gone to Randolph,
where he is to coach the Vermont State
Agricultural schools football team
this fall. Heath was coach for this
schools baseball team last spring and
developed very fast team from the
Aggies.
Hiram Mcclellan and his guest, Mr..
Gumbart, spent the weekend at the
Newland cottage on Lake Memphre
magog. Newport. Mcclellan left yes
terday for Dartmouth, where he enters
upon his senior year in the Thayer
school.
| Word has been received from Chicago
of the death of Mrs. Louis Dame on
Sept. 10Th. Mr.. Dame and Miss Nellie
Cassidy are accompanying the remains
east. The funeral services will be
! held at the Crystal Lake House Thurs.
day afternoon at o'clock.
There will be special picture show
at the Gem Friday night, when patrons
will have the opportunity of seeing the
great San Francisco Exposition in pic
lures as we'll as the Miller 1O1 ranch
scenes, making combination picture
which has been widely advertised.
The Barton band gave the last con-
cert of the season in the band stand op-
posite the Crystal Lake hotel Saturday
evening. Although the evening was
somewhat cool large number of peo-
pie attended and the applause indicated
that the selections were appreciated.
Miss Fanny May has been in Mont
real the past week to visit Miss Gallup,
who as a trained nurse has been within
the war zone in Europe for the past
year. Miss Gallup is having a short
leave of absence but will return and
again take up her work. Miss Gallup
returned with Miss May for a short
visit.
The Gem theatre is constantly i'm
proving and enlarging it's field Satur-
day evening the management haC
picture shows at Barton, Orleans anc
Irasburg and this week the Saturday
night programs will be changed to in
J clude some of Triangle's celebrated
feature plays, running two seven-ree
; shows on each Saturday evening.
A reception was rendered Mr.. ane
Mrs. Amos Dilley on their return from
their honeymoon trip on Monday night
f at Odd Fellows hall. The Grange
: orchestra of ten pieces furnished musi,
: and dancing was INDUCED in by those
present. Several ST. Johnsbury anc
Orleans friends were present and there
, was an attendance of nearly 10(
e people.
, The following letters remain un
called for at the postoffice Please sa!
advertised when calling for these let
a ters. Frank Brooks. Wilfred Dubu
8 2, Geo. A. Duttop, Chas. S. Dutton
: Henry Fletcher, A. L. Forrest 2, Franl
: B. Hall. Ed. S. Kimball, F. w. Kim
ball, Jesse Kimball, N. o. Miles 2, Al
yah Perkins, Paul Rivers 2, Alber
Y Sartwell 2, j. A. Sartwell, Thoma
e E. Smith, Arthur Waterman, C. L
: Whitehill.
Capt. F. M. Kimball of Topeka, Kan
sas, was run down by an automobil
q in Kansas City August 20, while start
( ing for trip east, and seriously in
q jured, both an arm and leg were bro
i ken and he is in the hospital, but i
b resting comfortably. Mr.. Kimball wa
a former resident of this place and il
we'll known here John Vernon Kim
q ball and family of Great Neck, L. I.
It were recent guests at Hotel Barton
r Mr.. Kimball is grandson of John Fl
8 Kimball and son of John Kimball. bot
b late of Barton. Mr.. Kimball has bee
touring New England in his automobile