Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-07
BARTON LOCAL NOTES

BARTON LOCAL NOTES
Clarence H. Hanson is quite sick.
Miss Marjorie King is assisting in
the bank.
Mrs. John Curtis spent the week
end in town.
Peter Gotta is in Lyndonville doing
carpenter work.
E. n. Randall of Craftsbury is in
town for the summer.
Kenneth Hunt spent the weekend
with relatives in Newport.
W. H. Chappell was in East Barnet
one day last week on business.
Miss Reta Chappell spent the week
end with friends in West Burke.
The Afternoon Study club meets
with Mrs. H. R. Cutler Thursday.
Mrs. L. A. Chappell of West Burke
Is visiting her son, ". H. Chappell.
Merritt Potter of Newport, R. l.,
is spending few days at his home.
Mrs. G. c. Lang goes today to La
COMA, \. H, to spend a week with
friends.
a. A. Bean of Minton, P. O., was a
recent guest of his daughter, Mrs. a.
A. Larabee.
Joseph Valley has sold his farm
and bought the Pearl Suitor house on
upper Main street.
Miss Ruby Campbell of New York
Is spending a few weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. F. A. Hunt.
Mrs. Reuben Mason and two grand
children recently spent several days
with friends in Glover.
The annual meeting of the W. C.
7. L. will be held with Mrs. ]. a.
Pearson Tuesday afternoon.
Felix SENEGAL has moved from the
Nelson farm to the J. ". Elliott
house on Cemetery hill.
Mrs. Jerry Buckley, who has been
six weeks in Wheelock with her hus-
band, has returned home.
Miss Vera Webster, who has been
at Stanstead, P. O., for several
weeks, has returned home.
A Mr.. Campbell of Irasburg has
purchased the Raymond farm be-
tween Barton and Orleans.
Mrs. C. H. Root and Mrs. Dustan
of North Craftsbury visited relatives
in town Thursday and Friday.
DR.. Clyde Suitor of South Deer
field, Mass, visited his sister, Mrs.
Ethel Davis, the last of the week.
Charles Robinson and Miss Rogean
LaClair were married at the Catholic
church Monday. Congratulations.
Mrs. Ruth Griffin spent Saturday
with her late husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Griffin, in West Burke.
Miss Yolande Blair, who has clerk
ed in the postoffice for several years,
is working in the Hood & Sons Office.
Clarence McGorty underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Sun
shine sanitarium Monday. He is do
ing well.
R. P. Webster and Fred j. Jarvis
were in Boston the last of the week
in the interests of the Barton Auto
F. W. Cutting goes this week to
Springfield, Mass, to attend the
Grand Chapter, o. E. s., meeting of
that state.
VIM. Hawkins has recently sold his
farm, located off the West Glover
road to a Mr.. Pudvah, and has moved
to the village.
There will be an Odd Fellows Ball
in Seaver's hall Friday evening. Mu-
sic will be furnished by the Har-
mony orchestra.
L. A. Darling and family and Mrs.
Frank Stoddard of Mountain View
Farm, East Burke, called at W. II.
Chappell's Tuesday.
Mrs. Cornelius Buckley and sis
ter, Miss Julia Durkin of Albany,
were in Boston to witness the parade
of the 26th Division.
Adelbert Smith has moved from
West Glover into the tenement in the
A. J. Smith house, recently vacated
by Miss Clara Barnard.
Malcolm Buck, recently discharg
ed from the 26th Division, was the
guest of that organization in Boston
the week of the parade.
Miss Alma Valley, who has been
working in the bobbin mill at Will
loughby this winter, is again work
ing at Sunshine sanitarium.
NJ. J. Owen has received word that
his son, Sergt. Oscar o. Owen, of the
4S5th Aero Construction Squadron,
arrived in New York May 1st.
Mrs. William Collision, who spent
the winter with her niece in Frank
lin, y. H, has returned and reopened
her house, which has been closed the
past winter.
Local fishermen report several
splendid catches from Crystal lake,
one trout weighing ten pounds, and
those who visited Stone pond tell OF
some luck.
Mrs. c. E. Hibbard is in South Roy
alton this week to attend celebra-
ton in honor of returned soldiers, IN
which two sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Hlb-
bard participate
Mrs. Nancy Simpson, who had
rooms through the winter at the
Comstock house on Glover street, has