Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-13

Mrs. Inez Brigham of North Troy
and Mrs. Nellie Merrill of Spring
field. Mass, were guests at the home
Of Mrs. Susan Currier last week.
Mrs George Cummings of Hard
wick, Mrs. Clarence Dodge and Mrs.
J. S Schofeld OF Lyndonville were
guests at \. D. Martins last week.
Perley NJ. Smith of Barre is in town
on account of the continued illness of
his father, NJ ]. Smith His daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edwards, is also with him.
Mrs. H. W. Patterson and little
daughter have arrived from Washing
ton, D. c., TO spend some time with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Kat
en-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Buckley and
Mrs. Cornelius Buckley attended the
wedding of their sister, Miss Julia
Durkin, at East Albany Wednesday
Of last week
Robert D. Scott, who recently re-
ceived his discharge from army ser
vice, has gone 10 Boston, where he
expects to enter the employ of a con-
tracing concern
Mrs. c. l. Holthaus of Baltimore,
Nd, has been visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity for several
weeks She will be remembered as
Miss Nina Johnson.
J. F. Batchelder was in Keene, n.
H, the first of the week and goes to
Moosehead Lake in Maine this week,
where Mrs. Batchelder ard Miss Ger
trude Skinner are m camp.
Prof. and Mrs. C. l. Erwin with
friends from Lyndonville, motored
through New York state last week,
stopping at Saratoga Springs, Mag
ara Falls and the Thousand Islands
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Young, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Young of Newport
and Mrs. Efie Curtis of West Med
way, Mass, visited their aunt, Mrs.
E. ". Barron, the first OF the week
The youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kim Page recently underwent
a successful operation for appendi-
| citis at the Cottage hospital Mrs.
1 Mosher also underwent an operation
at the same place Friday
Mrs. Thomas Murray has left Cot
tage hospital, much improved and
Mrs George Lathe Of Orleans, who
sustained a serious operation last
week ar Cottage hospital, has return
ed home, much improved in health
Miss Edith Ruggles, who has been
overseas for a year IN Y. NJ c. A
canteen work, arrived in Boston from
Brest last week. She is visiting
friends here and viii remain in her
camp in Crystal Lake Grove for a
time.
W. Fl. Slayton and family Of Los
Angeles, Cal, Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont
Slayton of Melrose, Mass, Thayer
SIayton of Boston, Ernest Gates and
family and Mrs. H. A Slayton of
Morrisville were guests at the home
of Geo. c. Lang last week
II DIR. Stacey and party from Spring
field, Mass, are occupying the Stacey
cottage in Crystal Lake Grove. More
than for some years, the colony in
! cluding several out-of-state people,
among whom are Rev. and Mrs. Col
lier of Lexington, Mass, and Miss
; Minnie Tompkins of Montreal
4 T. W.Baldwin has an interesting
three-dollar bill issued by the first
burg. Mr.. Baldwin has been search
|, ing for one of these bills for many
years and this one recently came TO
New York bank One side Of the
bill Is blank, the other reads: 'SThe
President, Directors & Co., of the
Bank of Orleans, promise to pay
Three Dollars to Blank or Bearer on
2 demand, Irasburg, April 4, 1857" and
! is signed by "H- VI. Bates, Cashier" !"
: and aE. Cleveland, Pres" The bill il
No. 1857. e Cleveland was the faith
er of H Cleveland, now of Coventry.
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