Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-17

The R. A. degree will again be
conferred at a special meeting on
March 29th.
hospital is spending few days at
her home in Newport because of a |
sprained wrist.
Fred Jarvis and Fred Frechette |
arrived home from Boston Tuesday |
night where they had been to attend |
the automobile show.
Olin Webster of Richford and broth |
er, A. A. Webster of West Glover, |
spent several days with their father,
Charles Webster, recently.
There will be dance Saturday
night at Odd Fellows hall given by |
the new Novelty orchestra. Admis- |
sion 75 cents per couple,
Mrs. G. R. Sheehan and daughter,
Rae, of Newport visiting her moth
er, Mrs. May Rollins, and sister,
Mrs. Armour Uric, for a. time.
Charles Webster of Park avenue is
at Cottage hospital for treatment.
spent part of last week with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hibbard.
Mrs. Harry Humphrey of Spring
field, Mass, is in town this week,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
A. Hunt, and other relatives.
Henry Liable of Newport is the
new clerk in the A. r. Robinson store.
Mr.. Liable was formerly with the
Macdiarmid & Co., in Newport.
The early morning trains Wednes-
day were delayed several hours by
/ freight wreck at Centervale where an
engine and three cars went into the
river.
Walter w. Buckley, commander of
the Barton post of the American Le-
gion was in Montpelier last week to
attend a meeting of the post comman-
ders of the state.
w. R. Moulton of the Evansville
road has bought the E. E. Flanders
,residentce on Main street in this VII
Ilage. Possession is not given until
another summer or fall.
C. H. Uric was severely injured
the first of the week while saving
wood. A piece was thrown by the
saw striking him in the face.
Edgar Dean is a new employee at
the Monitor office. Mr.. Dean has been
in ST. Johnsbury for several years
where he has followed the printers s
trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. French of
Bridgeport, Conn.,, are in town. Mr.
French came because of the sickness
of his father. who is in Cottage hos
!. pital but is reported on the gain.
1 A. F. French died Wednesday af-
/ +arnoon at the Cottage hospital,
; where he had been for about 8 week.
4 Mr.. French was one of Barton's old
Il est citizens and Civil war veteran.
q r. Hibbard, who has been en-
8 Moved in the~H. L. Seaver store TOT
= several wears, has completed his labors
II there and Peter Lebelle OF Lynn
i Mass. is the new man employed there
News was received here Tuesday
] morning of the death OF Mrs. Laur.
i ence Young of West Glover, OF
jnannmonia. She was Miss Blanche
White. and a graduate of Barton
, academy, '10.
The big storm of week ago Sat
D. urday and Sunday was duplicated or
a small scale again this week: how
7 ever. there was little actual blockad
!, tinr of highways and the snow has
J. again let down with warm days. .
t Mrs. Frank Seavey of Browning
I ton, WHO mas DSSh Wy tiAt 49, tfN,
fmonia at the home of A. j. -Twombiy
tdied there Sunday afternoon. Ihe
treInains were taken to Orleans Mon
7 Eday for funeral services and aburlai
:. Mrs. Seavey was a sister OF Mrs. "A
: w Buswel of this place.
: The body of Mrs. Peter Stone'.oi
EGlover was brought here for burla
Eins the Catholic cemetery Tuesday
, lMrs Stone and. one child and Severa
!, other members of the household are
n very sick. In the infiuf n n epldemlt
|, of 1918 Mr. Stones bro.her and Sis
: ter both died.
: The Afternoon Study club met witt
: Mrs. Carter Thursday, March II
: Meeting was opened with the clui
i PRAYER. Fourteen members answered
/ at roll call. Subject, eCharles Dick
n ensr Paper and reading, 'The Mar
and the Author" Mrs. Lucy Robinson
: reading from "The Old Curloslt,
l. Shop" Mrs Emily Webster; reading
u Chow Dickens Wrote His Books, Mrs
n Edith Carter Music on the Vlctrola
e The program was very interesting
70 and the meeting adjourned TO NEE
e April 1st with Mrs. Florence PIERCE
:, A card from r. M. Harper, dated
8 Avshire. Scotland, February 20, say
that he and his family sail from Liver
a pool March 81, on the Baltic, 10