Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-06-11

Mrs. Ruth N Griffin and sister.
Miss Reta Chappell, have purchased
/ an Estey player piano and placed it
IN their fathers home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Penard of
! Manchester, n. H., have been the
/ guests of their grandmother, Mrs.
Eusebe MOrln, the past week.
The Pomona Grange meets at Bar
ton Friday, June Goth. The question
for discussion is, "'Is the Change of
Time Benefit to the Farmer"
Mrs. A. A. Bean, mother, with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chamberlain of Canada. were
guests of Mrs. A. A. Larabee, several
days last week.
The academy ball team went to
Irasburg June 4 to play off a tie
game with Craftsbury academy there.
The local boys won the game, IL to 4.
in well played game
Mr.. and Mrs Shattuck and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Porter and Geneva
Hubbard, all of Danville, motored to
the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 0. H. Hubbard, Sunday.
The catches of splendid trout out of
Crystal lake continue. Fishermen
say the yield from the lake this sea-
son stamps it as foremost among the
many splendid fishing grounds in the
county.
A meeting of the signers to the
Barton Westmore road fund is called
at the Improvement club rooms Fri
day afternoon at 1 o'clock for the
purpose of organizing to handle the
fund subscribed.
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Lodge, H. T. Seaver. F. D. Pierce |
and H. J. Stannard of Orleans, are in /
Burlington attending the meeting of I
the Grand Lodge of Vermont Masons |
held there this week. |
The pupils of Mrs. Fred H. Pills
bury will give their annual piano re- /
citals on Monday and Wednesday /
evenings of next week at the Gen. |
theatre at o'clock. Everyone in
terested is cordially invited.
The extremely hot weather of last /
week gave way Sunday to a rather !
chilly atmosphere and much rain has .
fallen in the past few days. Crops are
booming and the rather late season
of a month ago has changed to a
more forward one.
Barton is honored in the election of
F. W. Cutting as Grand Patron of the
Order of Eastern Star of Vermont
at Burlington. Barton has a Past
Grand Patron in F. W. Baldwin and a
Past Grand Matron in Mrs. F. d.
Pierce, a record few towns of this
size can claim.
John Baranow, brother of Mrs.
Lottie Sockol, who was in France for
a year with the United States army,
was here last week to see his sister,
whom he had not seen for four years.
From here he went to Montreal to
visit other relatives and then went to
his home in Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Mabel R. Leslie, well known
here, where she lived with her par
ents, and attended the academy, has
just won the degree of Bachelor of
Laws and been admitted to the Mas
sachusetts bar. She will practice law
at 73 fremont street, Boston with
W. Cottle and F. B. Crane.
Those who attended the county
Young Peoples Rally at Orleans {
Thursday evening were Mrs. E. w. '
Barron, Mrs. R. P. Webster, Misses
Bernice Hamblet, Pearl Robinson,
Doris Whitcher, Glen Lang and Eva
Gilpin. The rally was in charge of !
Mrs. E. w. Barron, county chairman.
Herbert Gregory, the 12-year-old l
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gregory of
Lyndonville smashed his left elbow '
Sunday while jumping with vault {
ing pole, while visiting at the home
Of H. G. Prescott in West Glover. An
X-ray examination at the Orleans {
hospital showed very bad break and t
Aaron Sargent of Glover with a .
gang of men is doing the work on the J
Westmore road for the subscribers, :
Who have given for the purpose of q
making our Willoughby lake road :
,etter, with the idea of better accom-
nodating the traffic in connection with
he girls camp established there.
frank Paddleford, with several men, h
S busy with the plumbing job in con-
lection with the camp and Hazen
Clark is ready to begin the construc-
ion of the electric line as soon as
materials arrive, poles having al e
eady been distributed over the route.
A very pleasant meeting of the w. Z
;. T. u. was held with Mrs. w. w.
Seirden on Tuesday afternoon with O
en- members and two visitors pres u
mt. The meeting opened with scrip
ure reading and prayer by Mrs. Bar n
on; roll call, your favorite flower; A
GSvUIry White Rih- y Q