Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-09-17
BARTON LOCAL NOTES

BARTON LOCAL NOTES
Ralph King is at work in the bank |
Is Barton to have Legion of Hon
or?
Mrs. A. Il. Vercce has returned /,
from spending a week IN Boston.
Mrs Scott Brooks is with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brooks.
Mrs. W. H. Pope of Boston visited
her brother, H. G. Perley, last week.
N R. Underwood was a business
visitor in Newport, n. H, last week.
Mrs. F. H. PiIlsbury was a week
end guest of friends in Ottawa, Can.
Mrs. RutR Griffin has gone to
Springfield, Mass, to spend several
days.
Mrs. S. G. Chesley of Sutton is
the guest of her son, ]. S. Chesley,
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Archibald of
Ashland. y. H, were recent guests
of friends in town
Miss Ruth Burnham, who has TAX
en- vacation at home, has returned
to Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Guertin are in
St Johnsbury to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Guertin's aunt.
Mrs. F. S. Whitzher is in West
Hartford, Conn, visiting her oaugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred kinsey.
Mrs. Lucy Hubbard announces that
she viii close the New Willoughby
Hotel on September 20th-
Mrs. Lucretia Alexander and
daughter, Hazel, spent the weekend
with relatives in Evansville
The annual meeting of the Wom-
ans Missionary society viii be held
with Mrs c. E. Hamblet, Sept. so.
Misses Vera Webster and Annie
Wright visited their uncle, j. N.
Webster at Brightlook last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Proctor and
family of Sherbrooke were recent
V. F. Hunter viii move his house
/ hold goods TO Orleans and Frank
Paddleford will occupy the tenement
vacated.
There viii be work In the third de-
gree at the regular meeting OF Or
/ leans Lodge, No. 55, F. &. A. NJ. on
Friday evening
Charles WiIkie and family of Barre
| have come to stay with Mr. WlIkle,
parents. For some time Mr.. Wilke
has been in poor health.
Mrs. A. W. Morrill, has returned
to her home in Pike, n. H, after
spending a week here with her moth
er, Mrs. Marion Nelson
The following letters remain un-
called for at the postofice: Please
! saw advertised when calling for these
letters. Arthur Rasco, Geo. Thayer
/ Ell. Graves arrived from Canton
Ill. Thursday night with the regis
tered black Percheron stallion, Su-
preme, 1859, also two fine black
| fillies. Mr.. Graves has been absent
since May.
The Ladies society of the Congre,
pationai churrp viii meet at the
church parlors Tuesday afternoon
Sept. 23rd. Supper VII be serveC
. at six o'clock to which the public j:
cordially invited
DIR. Isabel and lone Cameron, whC
have been camping with friends iron
Boston, have returned: lone ma!
!. pone to Derby to teach IN the vlllag'
school and DIR. Isabel goes as hous'
physician in the M. H hospital, Bos
/ ton
The business places are all CLOSING
Wednesday afternoon on account o
the Newport-Barton ball game
1 Orleans. A banquet is being give
members of the team by the men 0
the town at the Crystal Lake note
tonight.
r Mrs. May (KimbalD Smith, daugh
!. ter of the late T. G. Kimbau, an
daughter and friend, who have bee
touring the Great Lakes region ]
: their limousine, came here from In
. New Willoughby Hotel and called
4 relatives. Miss Clara Barnard an
John Barnard, also her friends, MI
and Mrs. G. A. Drew, and otner'
: e route to the White Mountains.
When people say that Barton is
~ the down hill, reference to some
! the records by several of our bushes
places in the past few months WI
do more TO counteract such notlo
than anything else can. For lnstanc
0 during the first week IN SeptemDe
l. the Wilcox bakery made l30 doze
le doughnuts, 30 large cakes, 5O lare
le ieIlY rolls. 50 dozen small jelly roll
{. Is dozen cupcakes, 1885 loaves
bread, so pies and 162 dozen cookie
Cloth From Pineapples.