Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-06-06
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Dr. Buck is driving new runabout.
Henry Evensen has newrunabout.
Rev. G. L. Wells returned to Mont
pelier Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wales Walton's baby
has the measles.
Miss Jennie Young was in town for
Decoration day.
Bert Freegarde is working at the
mill IN lrasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcclellan spent
a day in town recently.
Francis Wright spent several days
in Hardwick last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul st. Francis have
finished work at Alva Rich's.
A son, Philip Warner, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs Alva Rich last week. s
Charles Hamblet andfamily of Bar
ton were guests at Glover Inn recent
ly.
Will Vancour and family visited at
Francis Wright's Monday and Tues
day.
E. III. Dunn has moved to Barton
and will run public auto this sum-
mer.
Rev. G. L. Wells has moved from
Mrs. Aldrich's house to that of Ellery
Dunn.
Ernest Rogers has gone to New
York to work as carpenter in the ship
yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Thompson visit
ed their son, Benjamin Thompson,
Monday.
Mrs. Harriet Sherburne has return
ed to town, but is not yet occupying
her house.
DIR. Aldrich and family from Derby
were visitors at E. L. Alexander's
recently.
Charles Derusha's brother, who has
been assisting him lately, has return
ed to his home in Derby.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dwire and
daughter, Dorothy, of Wheelock were
in town Decoration day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shepard's
youngest daughter Minnie, is staying
with them a week or two.
Henry Evensen went to Newport
recently to take out first naturaliza-
ton papers. Bravo, Henry.
Mrs. Edith Aldrich, who spent the
winter with her daughter, is again oc-
cupying her house at the village.
Mrs. Lucy Cook received a postal
shower on her 80th birthday. She is
considerably improved from her long
illness.
Alden Phillips going home from a
nights fishing displayed a good-sized
trophy of fisherman's luck. 1t was a
good one.
Mrs. Frank Shepard, who has been
seriously i'll for many weeks, is much
better and has returned to her home
at the village.
The Co. [ reunion and Flag day OBJ
servance here June IA, will be enter
tanned at dinner by the Woman's I'm
ion at 45 cents a plate.
Mrs. d. o. Gray of Rochester, N.
Y, will spend the summer with rela-
tives here. She is at present visiting
her brother, Henry Stone.
Benjamin Thompson's younger
brother, who has been working in the
lumber camps of New Hampshire,
visited him the last of the week.
Lightning came into the D. E.
Danforth house near Stone Pond Sun
day, stunning the occupants, knock
ing the telephone from the wall and
smashing a panel out of the door.
Miss Mary Simpson went with Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Vancour to HardWick
Saturday, going with them by auto to
ST. Johnsbury and Lyndonville and
home Monday.
Mrs. Pepin with her children on her
way TO church at Barton turned too
sharp a corner and was overturned.
Fortunately no serious harm resulted.
The horse was somewhat scratched
and Mrs. Pepin and children were
shaken up.
The meeting Thursday evening at
the Community church in the inter
ests of agriculture was interesting
and instructive County Agent John
son spoke, also NJ NJ Taplin and
others. The meeting was fairly well
attended.
The next meeting of Glover Grange
viii be held Tuesday evening. Past
masters night will be observed and
the program will be in charge of Mr..
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