Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-06-27

term were Carroll Hazen, Vernon
Roberts, Verna Roberts, Theda Rob
erts and Marion Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Barnes and
Mrs. G. n. Barnes and chauffeur of
Bristol Conn.,, have been at Hotel
Barton for several days. Miss O. E.
Hassensa1 of Toledo, o., is also a
summer guest at Hotel Barton.
Mrs. Hill and two sons of Dayton,
O., are spending the summer at Hotel
Barton with her mother, Mrs. Pat
rick. Miss Mary Patrick goes next
week to New York where she is
member of Columbia college summer
session faculty.
The Crystal Lake local branch of
the N. E. M. P. A. will meet at Batch
elders hall Barton, Saturday at 1.30
o'clock %. m. All members are urged
to be present and all dairymen Of this
vicinity are especially invited to be
present Mr.. Johnson, the county
agent, will address the meeting.
Miss Ruth Monroe, who has been
employed as a stenographer in the
office of F. w. Cutting, received a
wire message Thursday to report in
Washington at once for a government
position for which she made applica-
tion several months ago. She left
Friday for Washington.
H. S. Howard of Burlington, secre-
tary of the Vermont branch of the
Red Cross, spoke before a small audi
ence in Alumni hall Thursday after
noon on the work of the organization
and the splendid work being done by
Vermont in the campaign then being
waged in this state. Mrs. Howard,
who is physician, also spoke briefly.
Among those who attended the
centennial celebration of the first Sun
day school convention held at Green's
bOro Friday evening, Saturday and
Sunday were Rev and Mrs. /. A. Ran
ney, Mrs. Ora White, Mrs. Nancy
Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. F. Cutler,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Baldwin, Miss
Mary Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Curtis, Rev. w. A. Warner and Mr..
and Mrs. Giplin.
On account of war conditions.
scarcity of labor and high cost of ma
terials, the trustees of Barton vii
lage have decided not to make any
move toward the paving of Main
street and Glover street the present
summer. This decision was reached
after recent consultation with the
state engineer. The trustees feel
that this should not be an indefinite
pOstponement of the matter, but that
this work should be taken up just as
soon as the conditions of the country
viii warrant.
Pupils in the Heath district having
perfect attendance for the year were
Hazel and Leslie Baird, Leona Moul-
ton. Grace Leonard and Grace Gut
Ter were each absent one day only.
Others with no mark during the
spring term were Gladys Cutler, Jes-
sic Moulton, Grace and Georgia RoI-
Inns and Marion Stetson. Dora, An
ME, Eddieand Frances Jaclzman, Alice
Raymond and Carl Colby had only
one or two marks during that time
and Edwin and Leo Stetson were abb
sent only to help on the farm.
BROWNINGTON
Mrs. Vincent has gone to st. Al
bans.
Mrs. G. E. Newton was in Newport
Friday.
Mrs. A. ". Davies has returned
from Derby.
Mrs strong's father. Mr.. Howe,
died Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Grow were in
Island Pond Saturday.
Jennie LaCoss spent last week at
her home in Charleston.
Clarence Philbrown recently spent
a few days at S. G. Marsh's.
William Davies is spending a few
days among friends In Canada.
Ruby Dutton has closed her school
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