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

in behalf of the people,
l.. French has gone to Maine on |
business for the Hood Creamery COM
pany. M. J. Reynolds is again work
ing at the creamery.
The annual fall excursion to Boston
will be on Sept. %, Thursday of next
week. An advertisement on another
page will give particulars.
Mrs. William Collision has been en-
tertaining her nieces, Mrs. Harry
Davis and Mrs. Matte Bean of Frank
lin, N. H., the past w Eek.
Miss Margaret Wylie has finished
work at the central Office of the Inde-
pendent Telephone company and re-
turned to her home in Glover.
Mrs. Lizzie White of Hyde Park and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Gates and family
of Eden were guests at the home of G.
J. Mudgett for the weekend.
Flanders and Brown of the Flanders.
Mossman garage are in Boston this
week after two new-model Bucks
which they are to drive home.
Ronald Burrows of St. Johnsbury,
has been visiting his grandparents the
past week, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Bur-
rows, spending the weekend here.
Ralph Laird. who has been at Rich
ford during the summer, is to make
Burlington his headquarters IN the fu-
ture and will move there this week.
Three automobiles filled with men,
bers of the Rebekah Lodge here went
N HardnioLr TI1ocIou ox7ooircr fo
the district meeting being held there
Amory Seaver and Miss Ernestine
Wilson have gone to Orleans where
Mr.. Seaver has position in the high
school and Miss Wilson in the grades.
John Frechette has finished work at
the Crystal Lake garage and gone to
| Bridgeport, Conn, to work for the
| Standard Machine company of that city.
Mrs. Eliza West of Bronze, P. O.,
and Alonzo Chadsey of Cliftondale,
Mass, were at H. E. Lees the past
week to visit their sister, Mrs. Church.
Miss Marion Carter has gone to
birmingham, where she is to take the
course in domestic science and house.
hold arts at the birmingham normal
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Cutting, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. N. Webster, F. A. Lemos and
DR.. J. A. Pearson were at Orleans to
attend the funeral of j. G. Anderson
Sunday.
Harry Dutton, former Barton boy,
who has been located at San Francisco
in hospital, is taking a vacation in
Nevada and has determined to locate
in that state.
Armour Uric made the round trip.
Barton to Boston and return, in an au-
tomobile last week, covering the entire
distance of nearly 500 miles in less
than two days.
Miss Elizabeth Simon and Miss
Georgia Prue, former students of Or.
leans high school are here to take the
; teachers training course and are living
at W. B. Proctor's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dodge of Tam
worth, N. H., were recent guests o1
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Warner at the
Congreg rational parsonage. Mrs. Dodge
, is Mr. Warmers sister
The bank did much on Friday tt
, make guest day real thing from tn.
standpoint of the individual. Let u.
all plan to do more when guest da,
comes around next year.
! The body of Miss Sophia Skinner,
= former resident of Barton. wa
brought by relatives to Barton Tues
day morning for interment in the Wei
come 0. Brown cemetery here.
Freaks in the vegetable line usual,
put in an appearance about this TIM
of year. DR.. w. M. Magoon has pota
! to tops measuring over seven feet tai
: in his Crystal Lake Grove garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis and Mis-
, Amy Davis are in Boston this wee]
where Miss Davis will remain for th
winter while Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will
shortly return to their home in Soutl
Pasadena.
Mrs. Beatrice Naatz, who has beel
: visiting relatives in Worcester the pas
;, week, spent the weekend with he
r parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Jennjnp
/. and left Monday for her school at Sout
| Newbury