Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-11-26
IRASBURG

Mrs. C. D. Bailey visited her SIS
ter, Mrs. Somers, in Newport Sunday
Mrs. L. P. Bashaw of Morrisville
was business visitor in town Thurs
day.
Mrs. John Page has gone to New
port to spend some time with her
brother.
Frank Towne was in Lowelltown,
Me-, with his brother, Charles, over
Sunday.
Miss Nina LABEL of Coventry Wis
ted her sister, Mrs. W. II. Winget,
over Sunday.
Don Carpenter has purchased a
farm in Barton and will take imme-
diate possession.
Johnnie France and children and
Mrs. Reed of Boston are visiting Mrs.
Prudence France.
Mrs. Walter Houston is reported i'll
with measles in Newport, where she
is visiting friends.
Alta Baldwin, Cecil Sheperd, Perry
and Sabra Lanou have been i'll with
measles the past week.
S. w. Beauclerk and F. M. Sears,
were in Barton Thursday evening to
hear the Conwell lecture.
H. B. Chamberlin visited his sis
ter, Mrs. George, in Wells River over
Sunday. She is very Ill.
Mrs. w. A. Bailey and son, Clark
visited her mother and sisters In st.
Johnsbury over Sunday.
Charles Ottemer left yesterday for
Kansas, Mo-, where he will enter the
Sweeney Auto and Tractor school.
Mrs. Peter Mitchell and son of New
Hampshire are spending the week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Kennison of
Newport visited his brothers, Elwood
and Howard Kennison, over Sunday.
There will be a picture show and
dance at the town hall Thursday eve
ming, Nov. 9th, with music by the
Harmony orchestra.
Two of Howard Sheldon's daugh-
tiers have been i'll with scarlet fever
the past week and Mrs. Sheldon is al |
SO i'll with the same disease.
Miss Doris Sears has been teach
in the primary department of the /
village school the past week during |
the absence of Miss Skinner.
Having leased the Irasburg grist |
mill, / am prepared to do custom |
grinding. Shall also have a full line |
of feed in few days. F. A. Field.
Mrs. C. E. Towne and daughters,
who have spent the past three /
months at her home in Kennebunk- !
port, Me-, returned home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustavus Burdick
and daughter of Claremont, N. H, |
with her mother, Mrs. Marie Wheel
er, and sister, Mrs. o. N. Washer.
Among those who are having a
measley time this week are Leo Free
hart, Olive Simino, Floyd Besaw,
Dale Wells, Leah Thompson, Myrtle,
Glendon, Amos and John Metcalf.
Mrs. Lodema Page has had fine
bi-cIe granite monument erected on
her lot IN the cemetery and Mrs. Pru-
dence France has also had a monu-
nent placed on her lot. Both were
purchased of L. Lewis of Barton.
Joseph Scott, who came from Is
and Pond to work in the woods for
he Parker Young Co., and is in I.
amp near c. H. Woodwards, tapped
Il trees this week from which he
made one and >one-half quarts of
maple syrup.
Verne Crawford surprised his r
rlends on returning home from Or
cans Thursday evening by bringing
wife home with him. Verne Craw- !
ord and Miss Bertha Lillian Garnett
Il Calais, Maine, were married Aug
9th at that place. A few weeks ago
JOp-Y IL L
ather's illness and has decided to
pend the winter here
Arrangements are being completed
or welcome home" party for the
'oys OF this vicinity to be held in the
own nal! Tuesday evening. Prompt
at 8 O'Clock the Shubert orchestra
VIII give concert followed by
supper, consisting of oysters, cake,
ee cream and other good things.
1urlng the supper there will be short
'alks, including an address of well
;ome and response. Following the
supper the orchestra will furnish
music Tor a promenade and dance It
; noped the public will turn out and
'noW their appreciation of the boys
VINO went into the service from this
community. Returned men are re- :
luested to come in uniform 1t is
i1opeo there will be large crowd in
;ludlng every one of the service men (
ma their friends. Supper will be
served at Soc a plate except to ex-
erVlce men to whom it will be free. {
SCHOOL NOTES
MISS Doris Sears was substitute :
the primary school last week dur
ng the absence of Miss Skinner.
Some kindergarten chairs have
Ceen placed in the primary room. :
Lhey are much appreciated by both =
'upils and teacher. :
hot lunches have been served in
ne primary room for the past four
seeKs- They are proving to be :