Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-08-04

west Glover mills, and their plans
point to large operations in the near
future.
We wish in this way to extend our
thanks for the many kindnesses
shown US in the beautiful flowers
sent to Mrs. McFarlane during her
recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McFarlane
Willoughby Valley Pomona grange
will hold a picnic at the south end of
Lake Willoughby August 18th, to
which all grangers and the public are
invited. National Master s. J. Low
ell, and State Master o. L. Martin
will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Webster, Miss
Doris, and Master Ray P, Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Barron motored
to Bath, Me-, the first of the week
bringing back Miss Winifred Webster
from a two weeks stay at a girls
camp on the Penobscot river, above
Bath.
An attempt was made few nights
ago to take a car from the stalls at
the rear of the o. II. Mossman house
used by the Barton Auto Exchange.
Mr.. Mossman heard the parties try
ing to crank a car about 3 o'clock IN
the morning and gently suggested
that they leave Immediately as a
shotgun was ready for action. They
left.
Card-We wish to express our
heartfelt thanks to the kind friends
and neighbors who. so willingly aided
us and spoke words of comfort IN our
great bereavement. We would es-
pecially thank those who sent flowers
Miss Gladys Hill,
Miss Cora Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hill,
Mrs. Emma Lapete.
The annual picnic of the Ladies
Society of the Congregational church
was held on Wednesday of last weei
with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Barrows a
their cottage at Stone Pond. In'
dav was ideal and over 100 peopi'
availed themselves of the opportunl
ty. There were also seven guests
nresent from California. Many thanks
are due Mr.. and Mrs. Barrows fol
their kindness in making the day
success.
Mrs. Janette Hill Knox died at tn.
home of her niece, Mrs. Verne
, Miles, in Bradford, where she ma
: come for a vacation, on July ZSth
The funeral was held at Danville Sat
urday with burial beside the remain
of her late husband and parents. Mrs
: Knox was a daughter of the late Rev
and Mrs. Lewis Hill of the M.
!. conference and the widow of the lat
|. Rev M. V. B. Knox, d. D., L. l.; ID
of the M. E. conference OF Ne1
Hampshire. She is widely known /
/ this state and in New Hampshire a
| a worker in the W. c. I. U Fo
some wears she was president OF tina
| society in New Hampshire. For som
! wears she has. resided In Stonenan
/ Mass. She was accompanied to Brad
/ ford nv her niece. Mrs. Nettle M1ilel
! and prandniece. Olive Miller, VINO re
sided with her at Stoneham.
] EvANSvILJ
II Mr. and Mrs. Dana Clark of Alban
were callers in town Sunday.
Ii George Reno of Pike, N. H., visi
ad at F. l.. Lapierre's recently.
! Thomas Smith and Claude Houi
! ton were in Derby Center Saturda
to attend the Woodmen field day.
i w. A. Nicholson and Miss Nett
Nicholson of Lyndonville vlslte
their sister, Mrs. S. J. Kittle, Sunda
| Ora Elliott and bride of Chicope
Falls. Mass, were mid-week CUES
of Mr.. Elliott's uncle and aunt, M
and Mrs. J. w. Moore. -
Word has been received of Il
death of Mrs. Janette Knox OF Ston
= ham. Mass. on July 28th. 1ntermel
- was at Danville beside her. husband.
Murillo Tracy of Wisconsin is
= town visiting relatives and old pla,
= = fellows. Mr.. Tracy was resldel
q q of this town until about 80 years al
when he went West.
Id Clarence Wiley is home for t
l. summer vacation from Syracuse,
le Y. where he has been a student
y the Syracuse university. Mr.. VILE
" is taking a four years course
|, mechanical engineering.