Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06
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J.. p. PrGvah ard daughter, Nellie
OF Barton, visited relatives SnS
friends in town the past week.
Mr.. and MrS. AlbSca StshhSns q
St. AlhSnS. visited his rsrscsSs Mr.
and Mrs- A. L SesAhSass TIE last q
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. =. Il. CeereesA snG
son, Jonathan. and Mr.. snG Mrs. =
s EoSSlsy, EoecrsS - Wsclock
Saturday.
/ Mrs. Mary Burgess. hss gene tc
Eden 70 stay with the family Of bel
daughter, Mrs Elsie Hines, while she
Is 81 the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hoequsrd and
little son. Of Somerville. Mass, are
visiting Mrs HoequSrd's parents, Mr..
and Mrs s 3 Cello.
Manager and Mrs. c. A. Brown and
daughter, Of the New England tel
ephons company, were business cal
lers II town, Wednesday
There viii be q social dance st
Woodman hall, Friday evening. Aug.
1St, Sawyers orchestra viii furnish
music. everyone welcome
| Dewey Knowles has gone to John
son, where he viii visit relatives 5
few days before going 70 Springfield,
where he has employment
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Stannard and
daughter, OF North Troy, visited Mrs.
STANDARDS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !,
J. Sawyer, the first OF the week
Senator A. ". Foote of Middle
bury, State Commissioner OF Indus
tries J. s. Buttles of Brandon, Rep
resentatiyes VIM. Tracy OF Johnson,
and Harry Burgess Of Newport, cali
ed on A P. Sweet, the past week
NEWPORT TOWN
Marshall Rey of Springfield, Mass.
while here on his vacation from
school, does not purpose 10 be idle
but is employed in the creamery until
September first
Mrs. Frank Livingston of Lowell.
Mass, a cousin of Ed. Larabee's, Is
visiting at his home for s few days.
Mrs. Homer Coburn OF jay. also
visited at Ed. Larabee's, on Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. John Shannon OF Sheldon.
motored here last Sunday, and called
upon her cousins, Dr.. Erwin's people,
and also at the NJ. E. parsonage.
She was accompanied by her husband,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dunton
and daughter.
The farm house of Rev. c. ".
Morse, and occupied by Chauncy
Armstrong, was struck by lightning |
Sunday, and the chimney knocked of |
and considerable damage done to the /
interior of the building. The family |
was IN another part of the house and |
escaped even a shock, for which they /
were considered very fortunate
Miss Edna Bowen, who has been
IN Mary Fletcher hospital, having 1
an operation on her head and other /
treatment, has gone back to her
rooms IN the city, and continues her
treatment at the hospital. She Is in !
hopes TO be better soon. but has been
having a serious time, and all the |
result of the influenza.
WESTFIELD
Miss Hazel G1pin is expected |
the last OF the week, and viii soon 20 /
70 Barton, camping with her sister.
Mrs N VI. Miller, who Is In camp /
On Crystal lake
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Drew OF Som
ervile, Mass, with relatives called |
on their cousin, Mrs. Dwight Hard /
through Northern Vermont Many /
years ago, Mr.. Drew lived in Troy.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs Fremont
Miller, Miss Hazel and Lee Miller.
motored 70 Greensboro, to carry Jack
Miller OF Palisades, n. J. who has
been spending q fortnight at Ere
ing there for the summer.
Mrs Peter Gardner, Mrs. Jos +
Dueharme, Mrs. Dayton Harding.
MIS- Herbert Longley and daughter.
trace, went TO North Troy Friday, !
% attend the birthday party given in
honor OF Mrs N Root, by her chill 1
iren- A fine time was had. :,
Dr. r. c. Flagg, a major in the
medical department of the A. z. F
called on Mrs J. 3. Martin
~nlle moving some of his things from !
Nortn Troy to Hyde Park, where he
now locating. Mrs Flagg spent :
ne time with her parents, in Bur
while the doctor was over
;eas.
MRS PETER RECOR n
As before mentioned. Mrs. Iuev
Ann Roberts, widow of the late Petey
zeeor, died at her home, In this tov11 '
Lnursday, July II. after MANY vesrs
from heart trouble and f. :
the funeral was be1J Z
rom St Ignatius' Church. Lowell :
saturday, July 19, Rev. Fr los =
leblanc officiating, interment ar - y
IL The bearers were: MeSsS a
red DQcharme, Victor Roberts
ra a Roberts, Louis Sanville. p
. os was born In Essex, January y
Z, 1897, but spent most of her life IN ,
MS town, where her six cbi7Sre. a
ere born, all OF whom but one so, 1
'!Iyer, who died of the inf1ue1za - Ia
inter. Survira The -. - Il