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

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Miss Dorothy SWEET of Portland is
visiting at A. H.Swett's.
Mrs. Frank Sherburne of st. Johns
bury was in town Monday.
Miss Beatrice Miles finishes work
at A. G. Baird's this week.
Henry Clapper and Fred Bennett
are home for a short time.
! Mrs. Victor Sheltra and family are
at Lowell visiting this week.
Miss Airline Holton has returned
from a weeks visit in Boston.
Miss Ruth Trip visited at Mrs.
Minnie Twombly's over Sunday.
Charles Lee is building a house on
the easterly side of Water street.
Mrs. Wilmer Leach has finished
work in the handkerchief factory.
Mrs. Nora Brown was in Clare
mont, N. H., Friday and Saturday.
Miss Dyke and Miss Myers were
entertained at Will Joslyn's over Sun
day.
Mrs. Adam Dummett of Boston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Colby Stod-
dard
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherburne Lang of
Lyndon visited at M. M. Taplin's this
week.
DIR. E. G. Stevens will be away ev-
cry week hereafter from Friday night
until Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn Blackburn of st.
Johnsbury Is visiting Mrs. Myrtle
| Perley.
Colby Stoddard and Herbert Per
son spent Saturday at Long pond and
report good luck fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wheeler of
Westmore were business visitors here
Tuesday.
| Charles Atkins of Westmore has
bought the Charles Wheeler house on
East street.
E. E. Doe spent Memorial day at
Plattsburg, N. Y, with his son, AL
ton A. Doe.
Twelve more students have beer
obliged to leave school on account OF
the measles. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hooker and
Mrs. Bertha Hooker of St. Johnsbury
were at the Valley House Sunday.
Anyone who wants to go to the
Chapter meeting at Island PonC
Thursday please notify L. M. Kinsley
! Miss Carrie Angler has returned
from an illness at her home and i:
again working at Mrs. A. G. Harris
Letters remaining uncaIled for a
the postoffice are for Miss Florenc,
Hutchinson, John D. Ross, and M. P
Adams.
RI Miss Marion Boswell and Miss La
motto Smith of Montpelier were tn
guests of MissFlossie Lapierre owe
Sunday.
! Miss Wiley, who is directing tn
Red Cross class, spent the week-en
: at her home but returned Monday t
; resume her class.
; All students who have been excus
: ed to do farm work will not be ex
; pected to take the final examination
: held June II and II.
; The Willoughby Fish and Gam
: club planted several thousand lax
; trout in Willoughby lake and Lon
: ponO TUESDAY morning.
, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Gardyne an
: family of Montgomery were in tow
, Tuesday on their way to Westmor,
= where they have a cottage.
81 Through the kindness of Mr.. Cal
: on the o. H. S. track team was adj
= to realize over SIS from the movin
= picture show given Wednesday.
The annual membership dues of 2
: cents for the Village Improvement 81
. ciety are now due and can be paid
Mrs. Grace Donaldson, treasurer.
Prof. Fletcher announces that II
> agricultural department Of the scho'
. has a quantity Of tomato, cabbag
. and caulihoWer plants for sale at I'll
y greenhouse.
> Mrs. Chester Trip and son are e.
pected 70 return to Orleans this wee
9 where they viii make their home
D. the future. Mr.. Trip has enliste
and gone to France.
y r. W. Stimson, inspector of agr
4 cultural instruction in Massachusett
" made a special visit to our school {
z Friday, and was well pleased with Il
70 showing the school had made.