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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-10
ThanIsgivdng Proolamation.

Governor 2. ". Clement has issued
the following Thanksgiving proelama-
tion:
sThe fathers have left as an ANNUAL
custom Of great worth. The boys
who returned from the trenches and
the memory Of their comrades have
preserved il. Thanksgiving is the
family holiday, sacred IL its slgnIb-
eanee. Il Is exceedingly valuable 10
pause IL this hurried world 70 DO q
little zeal thinking and 70 reflect upon
our opportunities, successes and bless
ings Our country each day with
stands much complaining and some
criticism and II is well to appreciate
It's strength, It's ideals and its achieve
menfs human and continuous. II IS
encouraging 70 note ne widespread
manifestation OF earnest thought and
6elDeEa1ion N striving 70 determine
T procedure that shall queneh sTnol-
dering difficulties and promote world
peace. The more the whole people
think, the farther the nation journeys
toward constructive progress. Pray
er Is the survey OF our ideals.
Through this past year the inhab-
1ants Of cur own state have been
/ blessed with peace and prosperity.
I Our daily laDors have brought US
bountiful rewards. We are slowly re-
covering from the effects Of the
{ World war. Law and order are Sd
preme within our borders. Let US
thank God for the blessings We nave
received, look into our hearts and
pray that prosperity may continue
with rs and that the rights Of liberty
which we enjoy may be preserved TO
Us and 70 our children forever.
-fTo that end, l, Percival W Gem
ent, governor, hereby appoint Thurs
day, November q, 2 day Of Thanks
giving and Prayer, and ] cal upon
I the people Of Vermont TO suspend
their daily business and 10 gather IN
their homes and places Of worship N
celebration Of Thanksgiving day"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-10
GRAHAM PARDONED BL GLEN
ENT
Received Prison Sentence and Was
Pardoned on Same Day by
Governor.

Horace T. Graham, formerly COVER
nor of Vermont, was sentenced IN Yer
mont Superne court at Montpelier the
4th TO serve not less than five years
and not more than eight years IN the
state prison at Windsor and to pay
the costs of prosecution, having been
convicted on more than 80 counts of
larceny while serving as state auditor.
The sentencing of the former state ex-
ecutive was accompanied by one Of the
most tense moments In the history Of
the court, the judges on the bench
seeming TO feel a sense Of depression
and Judge George NJ. Powers voice
plainly showing the strain as he de-
hvered the sentence, while the court
followers were moved by the unusual
occurrence.
Ex-Governor Graham was found
guilty in Washington county ear
lier IN the year after having made res
titution Of the greater part of the
sum named in the indictments.
Governor 2. W Clement, Thursday
afternoon, Nov. 4, gave ex-Goy. Gra-
ham q full pardon and made the fol
lowing statement:
EfOn account Of the distinguished
service Of Gov. Graham to the State
Of Vermont, and the suffering which
ne has endured, ! feel that he has
been punished enough and have is
sued to him q full pardon.
GOVERNORS LETTER
Mr. Graham released the following
letter received from Coy. Clement
relative TO the pardon:
@In 1902 l made a speaking cam
CONTINUED on Page SIX.
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Academy Notes

Examinations for the first term viii
De given next week.
Leona Moulton assisted IN the 4th
grade Monday on account of the IL
ness of Mrs. Leland.
AT q meeting of the girls sewing
club Friday, the following officers
were elected: President, Leona Moul-
ton; vice president, Nellie PudvEr:
secretary, Alice Drew: treasurer.
Marjorie Bean.
Mr.. Merrill, Miss Dutton. Harold
Carter and Clyde Walcott went TO Bur
1ng1on Friday 70 attend the football
game. While there the boys were en-
tertained at the Kappa Sigma fra
ternity house.
Mrs Carter VIII be the leader of
the club here IN Barton As vet the
club has not made any permanent
program 70 60 by, but at the next
meeting, which viii be held Wednes-
day, the officers VIII enoeaxor 10 make
some permanent arrangement and the
Work VII then De begun at once.
Chapel speakers for the past week
were La Carpenter, VINO gave aThe
Vision Of Sir Launfal," by j. r. Low
ell Marjorie Bean, who gave, sLit-
he Goldenhair," by VIII Carlton: Mil
dred Larabee gave S.The House by the
aioe OF the Road" by Sir Waiter
ross; Ava Bean gave a Selection
rom Tom Sawyer, by Mark Twain;
Nellie PudVah gave Selection from
Plckwick Papers" by Charles Dick
ems
On Monday evening Of Thanksgiv-
ng week an Overseas Social" VIII
De held 1t Alumni nal under the
auspices OF the B A Athletic asso-
ciR1on- Rev H B Rankin Of New
port VII Dc IN charge Mr. Rankin
spent considerable time IN France
during the war and has z large COL
lec1on Of pictures, maps ana SOU
EeDIrs- The entertainment VIII con
slst Of personally conducted tours
through France; z stere0pticOn visit
10 Paris; and the distribution Of sou
TsnIEs. The public Is invited
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-10
BARTON

" / White Is or the sick list.
The six-mon1hs-old child of Dan
ROssler died suddenly Tuesday morn
ing.
See Perley's offer on page four 70
give away ladies and children's rub
bers- adv
Miss Louise Fairbanks CT Sheffield
spent Sunday win her parents, Mr.
and Mrs =. II. Fairbanks
Z ID. Alger is repairing ms barn
and making other improvements
about ms place on Glover street
Letters uncaIled for q the post
Office are Tor Mrs Florence Rector,
Gr. Bomso Lndues Andrew Mack
Miss Ee-1a Mcdowell and A D
Sesver OF Lyndon were weekend
guests Of Mr- and Mrs 4 I Seave-
Z. J. Ruz1er, opromsrrist, VIII De
q o 4 MossmaB's Thursday, No
Fember 18Th Call and have your
eyes examined acv-
Mrs. Daisy Baldwin was called 70
New Britain. Conn, the first OF the
week on account OF the sudden IL
ness O. hsr mother
Mrs. Shsdd. who has been II the
Orleans hospital for some time, has
come 10 spend the winter II the fam
ily of hsr son. Al. Snedd-
The goods Of Mr. and Mrs. T. a.
Hunt were moved 70 Newport Mon
cay. where Mr.. Hunts people viii
hsrea1Der make their home
The Afuernoon St1dy club viii hold
is meeting with Mrs Annie Pearson
Tomorrow. Thursday afternoon, No
venber Il Subject. Romance"
Warren Sawyer and Miss Laura
Buzzau, both OF Magog, ?. @, were
married at Ifle Methodist parsonage
by Rev. NJ a Tuner, October 30
Rev. ]. ]. Hutchinson was II Brad
ford Wednesday OF last week 10 OIL
cate a the funeral OF d .. Gllmour.
2 former resident OF Barton and West
Cover.
TIE weather. for the past week has
/ been cooler with some rain and lew
furries Of snow, bur the average leIT-
pera1ure is far above the norma 1of
i November.
/ Remember Ine annual meeting q
the Orleans County Branch N Z NJ
+P a. and the Aewport grange meal
Die dinner al Newport Wednesday
November II
CARD- wish 70 thank those Wnl
,se--- ne flowers and words OF cneei
i ri1Ir1ng nv TWO weeks II the Orleans
hospital
The men Of the Methodist crl1rcr
.-n rrTTTrrr arr~ oyster supper frlcz1
-,iE-T1f=. November u Supper serves
= = o'clock Remember the I1rlae aIl6
don't fail 70 attend
A. Gerald Ptunke1t Of Spring
- 49, = IN tozzn Mr. PfQnEzeT
- : Tloeitlor with the Snarple
500 l4-T Co. Of Philadelphia, WIier
RFr- and Mrs. PlunIs1I are moving
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Il. A. Harding.

II. q. Harding, whose death was
mentioned last week as occurring No
xember !. was born Ia Lowell, Octo-
Der q, 1857. As young man he
was engaged IN the tub business with
his father, g. 2 Harding, IL Lowell.
He came 70 Barton IL 1893, was IL
the tab business, but OF September 6,
1861, the factory was burned. but was
rebuilt r March 1909 it was again
burned and since that tinne ne has
been 2 successful horse trainer and
driver. he was man Of good habits
and viii De greatly missed among the
a0rse0en and his many friends. ~
neral services We're conducted o. Key.
~. - Warner from the aorae Of Mr.
and Mre. s. ~ B5eEford Or PARK
street and inberment was y Lowell.
CARD-We wish 70 thank al taose
WAC sent flowers, and To- TIER pelp
and svmpatay during ene s1eIness
and burial ~ or friend, 4 - Hard
M and Mrs. S. M Blcfdoad.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-10

Fred Waterman has closed out his
HoIstein herd Of cows and is replacing
them with Jerseys.
The neighbors gave Mrs. Clarence
Hawes z surprise party last Friday
night II honor Of her birthday.
Miss Della LaCoss, who is working
for her sister, Mrs. Earl Eley, and
Mr. Eley were At Albert LaCoss' Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Bill Of New
Hampshire are spending q week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mason.
Word has been received Of the
birth Of z daughter 10 Ar. and Mrs.
Leon Going AZ the sanitarium IL st.
Adams.
Edgar Kahlstrom, while working on
Victor Swanson's barn, lost MS bal
ance, falling Y feet. He received
severe injuries but no bones were
broken.
Miss Luce, assistant state club lead
er Of the boys and girls clubs, and N.
r. Bacon, county club agent, called on
the Wide Awake club and Jolly Jun
lors last Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Hitehins and Mrs. Kate
Virgins viii entertain the Ladies
Aid society At their rooms on Thurs
day, the 11th, AZ supper. Ladies
please furnish as usual
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Grow spent the
weekend IN West Rutland, visiting
MS twin sister, their birthdays being
October Both. They have not spent
the day together for % years.
There viii De q special grange
meeting Tuesday evening 70 elect
officers ana transact any other DeceS-
sary business. The regular meeting
was postponed for various reasons
Mrs. Gilbert Dutton has returned
from the hospital at Hanover, n h,
and reports 2 very successful opera
ton and is feeling very much better.
Ire baby has also been taken nome
r A. Hamilton viii give sermon
Lectures and coIOrsd slide pictures ~
sne Ladies Aid society rooms az tie
Village next Sunday at 2 o'clock 6uel-
day school AZ O'Clock ~ the same
Place.
Mrs. Aod5e Virgins has been Wis
ting her brother, Ethan Adams, oi
Newport for few days. Mr. Adams
has sold his home and IS storing ms
goods and after visiting relatives taes
viii join their son IN California for :
few months.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-10
What the Red Cross Has Done in Bar
tom

The fourth roll call now being car
ried on is not a campaign. 1t is mere
ly the yearly opportunity for Amer
lean men and women 70 pay their an
nual dues and renew their member
ship IN the Red Cross.
The present program of the organ
ization is important and comprehen-
sive. During the year ending June
30, 1920, 10 more than 10000 unfortu-
mates in $50 stricken communities, the
Red Cross efficiently gave the relief
needed.
In aiding civilian families, in solv-
ing such problems as care of crippled
children, deserted mQtners, financial
stress, children's welfare, and other
domestic distress, the Red Cross ez-
tended its civilian home service last
year to 600 communities.
Your membership will help TO accom-
plish these things in your own town.
During the past year, the Barton
branch, under the leadership of Mrs.
w. w. Reirden, has carried relief IN
some measure TO countless homes IN
Barton.
A house-to-house canvass for food,
bnoths and custards for the sick and
them was made In the weeks when
/
A baby Of nine months. whose par
ents We're very III, was taken into a
private home and given expert care
for three weeks. Clothing was So
! licited and generously given for this
baby girl and milk prepared for her
after she was returned to her home.
Care and helpful suggestions We're
given by a nurse IN several homes
during brief illnesses and milk pre-
I pared for sick babies and delivered
/ Extra bedding and clothing were So
+ licited or purchased from time 70 time.
IN the spring, Mrs. Reirden and
+ Mrs. Cowles examined, measured and
weighed the children n the grade
I and reported doubtful cases - 3oea'
+ physicians. these being verified, =
clinic was arranged IN the early faI'
ard p children operated upon foy
adenoids and enlarged bonsils.
4 At the county fair q booth was
/ IL and very sick child was offended
4 provided by the Red Cross.
( These are some Of the services rena
dered by your local branch. Forty
4 PEI. cent Of each dollar membershir
] goes into your home treasury. You
al helped to make these things posi-
s bic, alwavs with the generous eid Of
al citizens to whom an appeal waf
made.
! Shall we go forward this wintes
with this mBeh-needed help to one an
other by "the Greatest Mother in the
( World ?"
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All Farmers Invited to n. Z. NJ. z. A.
Meeting.

The New England Milk Producers
association has invited the farmers
Of Orleans county, whether they are
members Of the association or not,
70 attend the annual meeting of the
County association 70 be held Novem-
Der IL, at 10-30 a. N. IN School hall,
Newport. Assistant Manager w. p.
Davis of Boston viii be the speaker.
Similar meetings will be held in
other counties IN the state on the
same day, with speakers from the
Central association 70 discuss the big
problems which are before the milk
producers Of New England Among
the questions which viii come up for
discussion are whether the present
81 per cent butterfat standard shall
be retained as q basis for marketing
milk and the proposed rating plan
under which farmers will be freed
from system which cuts down their
receipts In times of the greatest milk
production, even though they are not
producing more than their normal
AMOUNT. Both of these factors make
big differences IN the receipts Of ev-
cry farmer VINO sells milk.
Sales of milk bring back 100000
900 annually 70 the farms of New
England. While only two-thirds of
LIE Il SDAu AH1O1Su 1faS New r1glanQ
Milk Producers association, as the
ling agent Of It's members, the
price received by the other third Of
the dairy farmers is determined
a-gely by ths price at which the as
5ociztIon sells. In former years II
mas been the custom TO have the coun-
y meetings only for delegates from
the local associations but IN view Of
-he magnitude Of the mix business
and the large questions involved IN
decisions which viii Be made at these
meetings. IL was decided 20 throw
these meetings open 70 all farmers
and TO invite Them IN 70 take part in
the discussion this year.
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Brooks-Scotf.

c. c. Brooks and Miss Aftian l..
Scott were married at the Congrega-
tional parsonage Sunday evening by
Rev J. J. Hutchinson. Mr.. Brooks
has been a railroad mail clerk for sew
eral years and Miss Scott has been
a valued enploye IN the Monitor
Office since her graduation from Bar
ton academy. Both young people
have lived IN Barton most Of their
lives and received their education
here. They viii reside In the house
recently purchased by Mr. Brooks
from e. L Erwin on Prospect street.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks have the best
wishes Of q wide circle of friends.
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WEDDINGS
Fisk-Owen.

Earl w. Fisk and Amy r. Owen,
two of Barton's young people, were
married Saturday evening at the
nome of the bride on the ,Burton Hill
road, by Rev. M. A. Turner. Mr.. Fisk
is the son of Harry Fisk, who lives
on the Westmore road. Mr.. Fisk is
a World war veteran, having served
IN the navy, while Miss Owen is the
daughter of Milo Owen. Both are
Barton academy graduates and popu-
lar young folks IN Barton.
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I would advise al those wanting
photographs aT my Barton studio for
Christmas 10 SIT early, as there Is
every indication Of busy season. a
Allyn Bishop adv z5-46
The W. G. T. II. met with Mrs P
u. Webster Tuesday with ten mem
bers and one visitor present. The
meeting opened with scripture read
ing. PE. % and 9e. by Mrs Cutler,
with z short prayer py eaeh member
Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Arthur Of
Clover. AIRS Armstrong, Mrs. J. 2
Collision and Mrs. Davenport of this
town. attended the district meeting Of
the ". r c 81 Newport Wednesday,
OF last week
Mrs Il W. Garter re9uests the
membership committee for the coming
Red Cross roll call TO meet n the
parlOr Of Hotel Barton Friday even
ing at 7-30 O'Clock 70 confer and re-
ceive materials.
The local membership drive for the
Red Cross begins NovsnaBer IA Per
sons VINO are overlooked DE members
Of the committee are requested 10 re-
I port 70 the chairman or 70 any mem
! Der Of the committee.
Owing 70 lack OF q suitable attend
4 ant. the library and reading room VII
not be open for the afternoon sessions.
! Mondays and Fridays, until further
notice. Books falling que upon these
dates may De brought II Ine follow
ing evening
DR.. Fo0te, dentist, viii be II HoSe-
Barton Thursday, November 1s, ier
the Day only Bridge work, plates
filings. etc ! DO not nu-T you wneL
I take ont your teeth No pain NJ
after effects. No cocaine used. RcE
After roll cal and short business
sesElon- Mrs Webster gave 2 goOL
paper On 1-Our Unions Contribution
70 National and World Happiness,
and Mrs Gilpin, z Thanksgiving Do
en- Oh -sIhs Pilgrims by Clinton
Etodoard. and Z story, 4The Elgnty-
q Second Turkey which were listened
10 with much interest The mest1n-
closed with the W c T. u bensdlc
ton
a genuine surprise shower wa
Given Miss Attia1 !. Scott by aD0u
= Of her friends OF Frlcay evenIni
z the home Of Mr. and Mrs W =
(rilpir The gifts. winch were III
Tnercus. were both beautiful anc uEe
f1l. and were accompanied By 0rzg1r1a
rhymes from 1Ie gTVers- Iney Ear
convened 10 Miss Scott By AaEte
Rav ? Webster. J--, IN 2 white Ds
dacked cart. a. which time the EeeIpl
ezi4 Vas EnOEered with confetti 1Tor
overhead. The rooms we're decorate
with green and white s1reame-E
After games and ulusfcs r-e1reshr1leIII
we're served. and the gDas-s -tefr nav
ing spent an enJgFaDla evening
The Wonan'E Literary C1un nsln
: Halloween par1v with ArE- Turner 9
WedneEday eEeung. NoEenIse- = II
pues1E were greeted by ghosts an
Halloween spirits and nsasred EII0
beautifully decorated .nouse IN
program Of the evening WAS IN q
tards OF zne hostess, ABBY assisted
: gI-s. Ruth Webster, Mss l1tp11 a
I Ms Fanny May. After stunt
zane and fortune 1sllElg. Miss d.
ar Turner played = piano solos : -A11
af-f-v-r Mrs. Hanson read 2 g1oi
storv and Mrs Hutchinson sang- :
= = DrphaE1t AxInles 2 most zEofl9e
r. gFlost story VEas told Dy each nser
. f.zr adding q Dit- ApprOprla1e 2
Z frasruaen1s zFere ssEeo and mo-
> .zflgzt STORES completed 2 most G.
= IlEsfrrfUl evening
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Sale and supper at n. z. Chuseh.

Friday Of this week Is the day Of
the sale and oyster supper al the
Methodist church. aprons, large and
small, 1ignt and dark, viii be on sale,
also fancy articles, just what gou
want for Christmas, an unusually
good assortment Of vegetables and
canned fruits, and z few potted
plants. Everyone viii want TO visit
the japanese corner and tea table.
The young ladies vii have charge Of
the coDweb. Supper from 600 until
al are served
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Methodist Episcopal Church MOTIFS

Preaching service 1870.
Sunday school 11.z5.
Epworth League 500 .. N.
Preaching TOO .. m
Prayer meeting on Thursday even
ings.
Calendar for November.
Nov. 11-EpwOrth League business
meeting after prayer meeting.
Nov 12-Woman's Alliance sale
and mems supper
Nov. 25-Union Thanksg giving ser
vice in the Methodist church at 3
o clock q m
Nov. 28-Meeting Of Junior LeagEe
and Kings Heralds Al O'Clock.
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Hills Thursday Night.

Don't forget the lecture by Newell
Dwight Hills Thursday night II Sea
yer's nall
This is Hills third appearance in
Barton and everyone VIII want 70
near th5s great man on z great suo-
leef
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Congregational Church Notes.

Kew. j. ). HUTCHINSON, pastor.
Prayer meeting and Bible study
or Wednesday, evening at 1.3D- We
begin at Ex- II
Sunday, November 18th.
1G-30 worship. AL seats free.
Subject OF sermon, a New STANDARD
Of Naluss-"
1145 Bible school
500 Christian EndeaEor.
ZOO Song service and short talk on
= Drifting"
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BRoNNINGToN cENTER

Leslie DuIbgn- Is working 10Y 4fa
Gray
Mss lydia Simmons Is visiting IL
Kings Cross, P @
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gallup visit
ed IN Newport Sunday
JOSEPH Bourst was 2 business VS.
ftor IN Barton last week.
Leon Heath was home from Grove
ION. n Il. for the Eeek-enn-
Tne FTrtle ds8gnter of Adetarn q
bana sill remains gzlte IL
Mrs. LYMAN Seymour mas returned
from weeks xisIt II Sheffield
VIII Hal Of Barton spent Sunday
win his friend, Walter Young
a5rs. Harry Heath Of Barton was :
guest at L a Benefits recently
EzeikeI Perry and sister Of Derby
were reesn- gusELs q 7 Simmons
Ira GRAY ard fanny were II 1gzane
Pond recently 10 visit 9lr. Gzags SIS
Ter
Miss Cora Pooles Of welIeslev
Mass, Epant par Of 1ast week u Z
c Brennan s.
Mr.. and Mrs Hermsne Cabana Q.
Igrton- P Q. are visiting tflelr sson
! Aaeiard Cabana-
Mr.. and Mrs. Z z Wrlght Of Or
leans xpent SUNDAY win tnefr son
Eruest Nr5gnt
Nr. and Mrs Fletcher Griffin q
Hesrnaore visited II 1irs- Sara
T-seden'E SnndaE
Hector Lapierre has CLOSED Of
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EorzE never DFeoue E1sDozs8lTe
Oh small savings pa p-oDaofy EtE'
never become -De sDF~aE
III FDnr mfnG car o. upset y zInz Z
thugs \ ssD'E . very D6sTs MIND
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tj.A3slFlED AusIkIlSING.

--- f-.srf,enfs Vii ase inserted under this
- -s-t s-erIs Ter word for FIRST inSertiou
- -. -t..- oer word therestfte- Cash
f~ .-. .rlfganE the order No adre-tise-
- ~ 20 5@Ss-t<'d foT tess fHaH ''Tenfr-anre
80
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ssorDetir8es, sfter reading TIE daily
scandals aid DeconaiTlg T,essraiat5c He
ere inclined u think TIE 0roIDerg
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FOUND

FDTND-BlaeE and white female
mound with collar marked g 2 >
OctoDer -. almond DBcharme. I-as-
burg. Box &C. 4sn
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house and viii spend the winter At
Mrs. Sarah Weedsn'e.
Miss Glenn Fuller has finished work
for Frank Seayey and is al Z. A.
Robinson's for the present
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Demerick and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Little Of King s
Gross, 2 @, visited at 7. Simmons
Sunday.
Mrs. Leon Heath and her sister,
Miss Pauline Fabian were IL Bury, ?.
G, last week visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Bernice Proxoncha is a. Col
lIns Laeourses assisting Mrs. La
course, who is suffering with rneE-
nlatlsm.
r. W. Cntting, Miss Theda Dun
ham and Mr.. and Mrs Harry Perley
+ Of Barton were callers a. L a Ben
nets Sunday
I Mr.. and Mrs. 1. a Bennett aecom-
panied by their daughters, Miss Paul
Ine, and Mrs. Leon Heath 0aOtoreo tc
SheEDrooke, z. Q. Tuesday Of Last
week
Remember the annual nleeting o1
the ORLEANS County Branch =. Z u
P A.. ard The Newport grange meat
pie dinner AZ AewpOrt "Wednesday
November IL
Several families II the community
nat ~ the bowD haI TUESDAY nlgn'
for z s0clal and ogsteE supper and a.
50 70 get 1ne returns from the elec-
s5on- Al report 2 pleasant tine.
The BrowningtOn G.enbeg local o.
the u. L II P 4. viii aold tneir Al
mai meeting at tie town nall Sat1r
CAV evening. N0TenDer L. for ID
election Of officers and 70 transac
any other business to come before II
nlestIng AL members are requested
70 De present and auy0ne 1nDeresEef
II dairying are cordially invited =
zstSend
BR0wNINCTON
Mr.. AID Alrx. a W Davies spen
SUNDAY IL Nevp0-t
Mrs. Hale Clark has been qul1.
IL Tor 2 few days
Nr. ard A1rE. c = Ezzfseld vIslbei
At I. T Grows SunGay-
Nr. and Mrs. George Ge5ng vIsIte'
z. L True II Ru1land last week
Nr. and aIrs. Leon Marsh ksaxe bee
.zixiring ~ STANLEY Larsr's and tlei
.zesra01 s.
Mr. and AIRS. George Brown Q
7Sexport were Eunasy visitors a
! VII Reds
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-10

FOR SALE-CoIlie pups. The kind
~s5 The COWS P. d. Walker,
T--- Phone 1923. 44-45
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-10

TOR SALEFull-blooded Berkshire
~ -z- months old Ray Q. Smith,
T----. Phone 22-11. Twp