Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-07-03
NORTH TROY
(Intended for last weekly

the quadrennial appraisal OF real es-
jtate in this town.
Miss Marjorie Newton went Tues
day to Sutton, P. O., to spend a few
days with her sister.
Emile Perrault of Lennoxville, P
O., was guest of H. L. Perrault, his
brother over the Weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fourier of
Marieville, P. O., are visiting their
sons, Noise and Onil Fourier.
Mrs. F. S. Elkins went to Windsor
Mills, P. O., last week as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. c.. H. Willard.
Oliver Hunt has taken the job to
keep the state road in condition dur
ing the present summer on the patrol
plan.
Mrs. R. H Butterfeld and children
went Wednesday to Stowe to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. E.
Adams.
Miss Ethel Manosh is in Enosburg
Falls for two weeks, after which she
will go to Orleans to spend the sum-
mer at the home of her father.
P. T. Ducharme of Waterloo, P. @.
is substituting in Operator Perrault's
place at the Canadian Pacific railway
station during the absence of the lat
ter.
William Bashaw came home We'd
nesday from a two weeks visit to
relatives in New Hampshire and Mas
sachusetts.
A party of 80 members of the Ma
sonic fraternity took motor trip on
Tuesday evening to Irasburg, where
they were guests of Central Lodge.
Miss Pearla Hunt, who went to
Boston a few days ago, has secured
a position as managers secretary in
the office of F. w. Norris & Co., Cam
bridge, Mass.
Harry Ramsdell and his mother,
Mrs Sarah Ramsdell, and a friend,
Mr.. Vail of Worcester, Mass, were
visitors at the home of B. E. Rines
for the weekend.
Mrs. A H. Ingalls, of Abercorn, P.
O., was last week a visitor at the
home of Lorenzo Jacobs, going from
there to Lyndonville to visit other
relatives.
Hazeltine Hadlock was up from
Camp Devens, Mass, over Sunday.
He has recently been transferred to
the medical corps under Major G. G.
Waller.
Mrs H. E. Hopkins has returned to
her home in Richford after spending
two weeks with her sister, Mrs. r. H.
Hyde. Mrs. L. J. Gross, who has
made her home for some time at R.
H. Hyde's, has gone to St. Adams for
the summer.
J. Brien went to St. Hyachinthe,
P. O., Tuesday and returned with his
daughter, who has attended a con-
vent school in that place for the past
who attended the same school, came
home at the same time.
Mrs. Grace Oliver Lucier, who has
taught in the village school in Jay,
for two years, has gone to Gorham,
Me-, to visit her mother, and will lat
er spend the summer with relatives
in Braintree, Mass, Mrs. Lucier will
teach the coming year in Maine.
George German of st. Adams, an
Inspector for the state commissioner
of agriculture, was in town Monday
and Tuesday, during which time he
inspected or tested 48 samples of
milk brought in to the H. P. Hood &
Sons creamery. The result will be
made known later. Both the state
and federal health authorities are de-
termined to bring about more cleanly
conditions in the dairies that contri-
butte milk to the public use.
The friendly class will give a pow
erty social at the Congregational
church vestry Friday evening at 8
o'clock. New and unique forms of
amusement will be given, enjoyable
and interesting to young and old. Pop
corn will be served and your presence
is requested.
On Tuesday afternoon a jolly party
Of SO members and irIencs of the w.
R. c.. Of Baxter Post, G.. A. R. of
Newport, motored to the home of
Comrade Leander Allen and had
good time which included music,
games, etc. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served and the
marty started for home well pleased
with their afternoons outing.