Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30
NORTH TROY.

Walter Chamberlin of Derby, wa
a visitor in town, Wednesday
The Misses Mabel and Ila Leayit
are visiting in Glen Sutton r V
Mrs. May Wilson is visiting he
son, Max Wilson, in Jeffersonvlile-
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis spent tn
weekend with her parents IN Eden
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Mooney an'
daughter, passed the weekend Ii
Troy.
Mrs. P. L. Clark went Wednesda!
to the ST. Johnsbury hospltal, 1ol
treatment.
Israel Labonte has painted hi;
dwelling on the place he bought o.
Fred Phillips.
Miss Mildred Currier is spending
three weeks with relatives IN Wor'
cester, Mass
Miss Grace Kennison is attending
the summer session OF the norman
school in Johnson.
A number of North Troy young
people are camping this week al
Lake Carmi, in Franklin.
Frank E. Knight of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting his sister, Mrs. u.
". Currier, of Pine street.
Miss Madeline Larabee has return
ed from spending the weekend with
relatives in East Franklin.
W. s. Pettes of Montreal, P. O.,
$4,000 Crrv,lnr- ylnSf of
F. c. Pettes, his brother
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Ramsdell, and
Miss Ella Ramsdeu of Newport, were
visitors in town, Wednesday.
Mrs. Scott Stannard and daughter,
Letha, went Wednesday to Lowell,
for a weeks visit with relatives.
Allan T. Ball, who has been visiting
D. A Ball, his father, returned Sum
day to his home, in Massachusetts,.
Miss Kathrine Hammond and her
nephew, Frederick Vermillion, have
gone to Burlington for few days
visit.
Mrs. C. E. Hayward and her daugh-
tiers, the Misses Kathryn and Caro-
lyn, are in Springfield for few days
visit.
o. S. Larabee Of the Pettes store
staff. is on a vacation, motoring with
his family in Orleans and Lamoille
counties
Bert NJ. Heath is home from Bris-
toll, Conn, where he has been en-
ployed for nearly year, to pass his
Mrs. William sias and daughter,
Miss Audrey, leave next Saturday,
for months visit with relatives in
Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Albert Bombard of Williams
itor at the home of Mrs. Frank
Gibney, her sister.
Harvey and Bruce Butterfeld of
Burlington. are spending their vaca-
ton with their grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Butterfeld.
Mrs. J. c. Pettes after passing a
week at the home of F. c. Pettes.
her son. returned Tuesday, to her
home in West Bronze, p. Q.
L W. Kennison of PlainfeId. N. J..
and c. E. Kennison of Bennington.
aer visiting their mother. Mrs. John
hennlson, Of Railroad street.
A party was given by Miss Miriam
DALEY at the home of her parents.
On Wednesday evening, to a number
Of her friends. A very pleasant time
vas enjoyed by all.
Mrs Clio Seaver and two children.
and her mother, Mrs. Milo Wright.
notored last Thursday, to Biddeford. |
Ne, where they are visiting Mr.. and |
Mrs F. J. Boynton.
W H Hubbard, who is living at !
he soldiers home in Bennington. is |
one month among old ac-
He passed the week |
nd in North Troy.
An auto Dartv comprising Mr.. and
drs. c. R. Holden, Mr.. and Mrs. W
& Daley, DR.. Dean. Mrs. J. L. Lewis /
no Miss Brannon, toured the White /
Mountains during the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cavis Toof returned
ionday from Lowell, where thew
pent 2 week in camu with Mr.. and |
drs- Hedin- Mrs. Hedin will be
emembered as Miss Ruth Watson.
Dr. Butterfeld has bought of Will
an Learned twentv-seven and one
all acres of land situated on the
asst side Of the west road. and ad-
o1n1ng the south side of the VILLAGE
orDoration boundary.
Otis L. Metealf was in town. We'd
esoay, on the way to Lowell. Mass.
mere ne is TO live for the present
Ii; Metcaf is a son of Victor Met
an OF Lowell. VT He was only re-
emily released from service in the
leolcal corps of the U. S. army.
The weather of Sunday was so
leasant and warm, to use no more
oppressive term, that nearly half the
equation was on the road at some
me during the day. The hotel AZ
olIon Springs, P. @, enjoyed large
eek-end patronage and on SUNDAY J
e management served two hundred
y qinners between one and three
e1ock 1t is said that at Lake Fden
NY TWO hundred autos were parked !
ere ar -r-Lr11 :