Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-09-11
GI LOVER GLEANINGS

| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Leonard accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitney
on their return to their home in Con-
| cord, Mass.
R. E. French and daughters, Miss
Lola and Miss Marjorie, and Master
Edward of St. Johnsbury, spent the
weekend in town.
| Mrs. Eta Dexter, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Perley Dexter, G.. L. Dexter and Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Aldrich motored to
Ayers Cliff Thursday to attend the
fair.
Misc Bessie Wheeler was struck by
the mud guard of the small cream
truck and knocked down but beyond
bruises and lameness seems to have
sustained no serious injury.
Those having vegetables to spare
! please remember the vegetable booth
at the church fair. This booth is in
! -.l2-Ge &C Ms. r. II. Dew, who will
be grateful for all contributions to it,
The annual meeting of the w. F.
M. S. will be held with Mrs. George
Anderson Wednesday, Sept. IS, at 2
o'clock. Mite-boxes will be opened.
Members please be prepared to pay
their dues.
Thad Drew and family attended
Morrisville fair the last day. Thurs
day. Hiram Record, an old neighbor
of Mr.. Drew's now living in Frank
lin, returned from the fair with them
and spent a few days at their home
here
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Leonard was the scene of a very
l,,1n
ming when about 80 friends gathered
for an informal musicale. Miss Mar
iorie French with her violin and Miss
Lola at the piano entertained the
company delightfully."- with number
of selections, among them, one of
Miss LOla's composing. Miss Hazel
Miles sang several songs and there
was also chorus singing. Mrs. Leon
ard served ice cream and cake and
the evening was very enjoyable.
WEST GLOVER
Mrs. Chas. Place is visiting friends
III Newport and Derby.
Bruce Buchanan is in South
SALISBURY visiting friends.
Mrs. Eunice Clark was at Mrs.
Hinkley's a few days last week
Henry Collette, Peter Collette and
Arthur Laroque have had lightning
rods installed recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Scott are in
Orleans at the home Of their son, W.
F. Scott for a short time.
Miss Grey, who assisted in the en-
tertainment Friday visited her friend,
Gladys Cameron while in town.
Mrs. Addie Scott is reported as
gaining steadily from her recent i'll
ness and is able to sit up little now.
The names of Ross Wright and
Raymond F'oss should have been in
Guided in the list of students at Bar
ton.
Julia Collette and Juliette Des-
marais and FimOne Desmarais have
returned to the convent school at Bar
ton.
Ernest Uric and Mary Coomer
were married recently by Rev. FIR
McMann at East Albany instead of
South Albany as stated in last weeks
news items.
Gerald Phillips was in Concord, N.
H., and Randolph last week. While
away he was engaged as teacher at
the head of a commercial department
Of high school.
Mrs. Dana Clark has received a
letter from her son, Frank, who is in
the 18th division, telling of his trip
across. Several letters have been re-
ceived from Clyde Vance, who is now
in France. He had not heard any
thing from home at the time he wrote
A very successful entertainment
was given Friday evening when Miss
Grey of Lyndonville gave readings,
assisted by music by local talent.
Miss Grey's readings were much en-
joyed by all present. The proceeds
were sufficient to complete the pay
ments on the piano, which is now
free from debt.