Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15

aoAS oSAlla Emery Inc Hart
ness lead continues TO show an in I
crease, his total vote nearing $4,000.
while Agan has approximately IA
600, Emery over $4,000 and Babbitt
about $4,000.
There are no material changes or /
additions TO be made otherwise. |
Dale's final vote is about 14.o00. |
Gibson's nearly 5000 and Gordon's !
about 5000.
this week, acting as official time-keeD- |
er al the fair races.
Miss Marjorie King was the guest
OF Miss Vera Leland IN Evansville
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Young of Craftsbury
Is visiting at the home of Misses
Mildred and Glen Lang.
Mrs II. J. Stannard and Mrs. c.
K. Prescott are now on the working
force st the Hutehins store
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Aiken of
Lakeport, y. h, recently visited her
sister, Mrs. Nettie McDougan-
/ Mr.. and Mrs Fred. Wilkie of Boston
were recent guests 6f friends in town,
making the trip by automobile.
Mrs. Wallace Foss has finished
work in the Jackman store and Mrs.
George Centebar takes her place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brown of Bos-
Mrs. Lucretia Alexander, last week.
Miss Harriet Hayes of Bangor,
Ne, Is spending the winter at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs T. R Hastings.
Mrs. Wilmer Daniels, who recent
" sprained her ankle, is visiting her
mother, M<s. u W. Brown. N West
more.
Maurice Smith, who has been Wis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
a. Smith, has returned 70 Somerville,
Mass
Mrs. A. z. Copeland and son. Ber-
nard, of Concord, n. d, have been
visiting her sister, Mrs John A
Smith.
David A. Gilmour of Townsend,
Mass, was IN town the past week at
tending the fair and visiting relatives
and friends
Mrs. Helen Emerson and Mrs
Iva Collins of Newport, y. H, were
recent guests Of Mrs. Charles Morse
and attended the fair.
Mrs. ". L Graves, who has beer
spending her vacation with Mr. and
; Mrs o. A Write, has returned to he,
home in Beverly-~Mass-
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Taplin and Mr.
: and Mrs Glen Dodge OF Orleans were
| IN town Saturday 10 attend the funer'
: al of Merrick Winslow-
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Slack o.
Mortified and Mr.. and Mrs james
= Durkin of Boston were guests at ln'
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W Morrill, o.
Y piI-a N a. visited her mother, Mrs
s Marion Nelson, last week MIS- MOI
riIl remained until Monday
: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Quilliams o
: Cherry River, P. O., have been guest
ar the home of her sister, Mrs ID.
n Huntington, for several days.
:, Robert Smith has returned TO hi
home in Somerville, Mass, a1le
; spending several weeks Win 4.
; grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs d :
Smith.
II Mr. and Mrs. Jennie Labount!
MrS Sarah -Maloney and Mrs. j. r
. Cnrrier spent the weekend IN Water
K, bury. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs :
N Revoir-
Fern Sanborn. who has been en-
: : nloved IN the c. a. Barrows q %
- store for some time, has gone 10 Low
- eli Mass. where he viii enter bus
~ ness school
v. Archie Walden Of Plainville, Mass
-or olest at c. A. Barrows sever
- dsvs over the fair. He also play'
n hail with the Barton bunch Wedne
u day and Thursday
= Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Scott OF CHI
in Ton Mass. are guests OF MI. a
NJ. W-s A p Underwood. Mr.. Scott W
50 former partner of Mr. Underwo'
in a St. Johnsbury business
an Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hale, y
oaf o9 nJ Mrs Prescott Moore and MI a.
'd M Alec Mclean of Lyndpnvil
80 recent guests of Mr.. and NJ
u[ i p. Uric and attended the falr-
! There will be a big novelty dan
~ Seaver's hall on Wednesday eve
,rk fng IN September 22nd- Music by !
rs New Harmony orchestra. A 3
If c;sI feature will be Prize
. Trot.'' See bills
DR.. Foote, dental surgeon, paanls
nix, -+-ac+ion no pain, no after eHec
9th oeocaine used. All kinds OF Gen
E nj no done. Low prices VIII De
- To+a1 barton. Wednesday, Septemf
en) a2nd. for the day only
l35 Peo,lar grange meeting Frlo
'er' evening. Question for dlscussn !
lry- sWbat public questions demand
.ry, attention of patrons at TINS ll-he Le
7sI D,1ring social hour there Will ps
Z. trin to Chicago, leaving Barton an'
-wp 90. Please bring your pennies
an Mrs. Mary Fisk, rs years n Of a
xes, an aunt of Mrs. Chauncey Drown,
rom +ha South Barton road, was e los
ner. lad Saturday morning at the DIc
de- | home. where she has been vlslti
aan. The The body was taken to LitI!eIon.
n.y. r her home, for burial MIS- e
yer. had been unusually well for seVt
31tf I davs previous to her death, put
. Sometime previously suffered a sn
tor, and It is supposed she died a. 1ne
ash s,1I+ of another stroke one
man fo11nd In a kneeling posture pe'
etc, +be couch in her room
ro Mrs. John B. Clifford died at
~ ~ clifford home a short distance Z
s-37 the village on the Orleans =