Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-29

Schools open Sept. 4th. s4-s5
Mrs. <. T. Mcclellan Is stilI quite
i'll.
Mrs. Nina Wilson visited her sis
ter here recently.
Miss Nellie Cook has been visiting !
IN Newport Tor few days.
Miss Mildred Dunn Of Barton Is
working at Fred Jaclxman's.
Miss Hazel Gates Of st. Johnsburv
was recent guest in town.
Mrs. H. f. Stone and Miss Bessie
Stone were in Derby recently.
Mrs. Maud Mason and son of Hard
wick visited in town this week.
C. A. Kelton of Fort Ethan Allen
called on friends in town recently.
Luther Merriam and daughters Of
Lyndonville were in town last week.
Miss Nellie Clark is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Fay, at Irasburg.
Roland Dwinell of Lowell, Mass,
called upon friends in town recently.
Marshall Carpenter has sold his
village home to parties from Iras-
burg.
Gerald Phillips has gone to Spring
field to school and boards at Mazzini
Phillips's.
Miss Parlin, trained nurse from
Orleans, IS caring for Mrs. Cusson
and child.
Miss Ethel Drew has been spending
week with her grandmother, Mrs.
Frank Drew.
Miss Bessie Stone is visiting her
friend, Miss Hazel Brahana, at Low
ell this week.
1t was E. G. Ford's horse that fell
dead instead of Joe Hagar's as re-
ported last week.
Aldrich Alexander has been spend
ing few days with his aunt and
cousins at Derby.
Carl Wilson of Stannard visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Wilson,
for the weekend.
Mrs. Joel Christie's sister, Mrs
Shurtleff, of Greensboro, visited her
few days recently.
The neighbors planned bee to
help Eugene Schenker hay yesterday,
but the rain prevented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan o. Gray are Wis
iting IN Albany and will start from
there for home Sept. 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith of Or
well are visiting his sister, Mrs. n.
H. Drew, for a few days.
| Grin Miles took Frank Dunn, Ar
thur Uttin and Fred Percival to Wen
/ 1ooI~ 1,1,4olcv-r~1rsror Mondau
Twin sons were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cusson. One of the lit
tie ones died soon after birth.
Allen Speir recently spent a few
days with his brother, d. G. Speir, at
Silver Dale Farm in Greensboro.
1t is reported that Fred Jaclman
has purchased Henry Salmon's build
ing at the lower end of the village.
Miss Ida Wright of Albany and
guests at B. F. Jackman's last week.
Marshall Carpenter is in very poor
health as the result of getting over
heated during the hot weeksome time
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Davis of Bur-
/ lington visited in town for the week
end, also n. A. Norton and family of
1 Lyndonville.
Mrs. H. S. Clark and daughter, Isa-
i belle, were in Wheelock last week to
see Prof Mathewson regarding Lyn-
don institute.
Miss Isabelle Clark goes next week
/ to Lyndon to begin school work in
the home economics and domestic sci
ence course.
The Woman's Union viii serve din
ner at 20 cents a plate at their annual
meeting, Sept. z. All members try
to be present.
Miss Gladys Drew finishes her
work for the Independent Telephone
company at Barton and returns this
week to her home.
The little Thompson girl is able to
run about on her injured foot, sup
port having been made TO prevent IN
juring it by so doing.
Owing to the severe electric storm
no dance was held Friday night. Tues
day evening a dance was given for
the benefit of the Red Cross.
Frank Drew has taken the contract
to transport the children of the Cen
ter school Eugene Schenker viii
transport the children to the Parish
school
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Kendall from
Colorado have been spending week
with Mrs. Deans relatives here.
Mrs. Dean was Miss Jennie May Sal
mon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danforth, Mr.. and
Mrs David Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
II. r. Stone and Merrill and Matt
Salmon went TO Wenlock Tuesday
blueberrying.
II. E. Stone and family, Arthur
Salmon and family were in Albany
Monday to help in celebrating the
50th wedding anniversary Of Dir. and
Mrs. Elijah Stone.