Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Spoor of
Burlington are spending this week IN
town with friends
Nr- and Mrs. Archibald of Ply
mouth, y h, are guests of his broth
er, Stanley Archibald
Mrs Pearl Brock and two children
OF St Johnsbury are guests Of Mr.
and Mrs W B Proctor.
Miss Beatrice AIlard underwent
an operation last week for the re-
moxal Of eonsils and adenoids-
Mrs Cornelius Buckley has re-
turned from Brightleok hospital,
where she went for treatament-
Mrs Clara Ross, who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
II town, has gone 10 Montpelier
Mrs. Inez Bona has moved from
tenement IN the HutchIns block 70
the Baldwin house on High street
Z. J. Rutter VIII be At o. Fl. Moss
mans Friday, September 17th- Call
and have your eyes examined adv
Robert Smith OF SouerviIle, Mass.
is stopping for : time with MS grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Smith
Mrs. c. Z. Hamblet was IN St. Al
bans last week, called there by the
death Of an uncle, Nelson Goodspeed-
Mrs Anna Smith and daughter,
Esther, of Hartford. Conn., visited
their cousin, L W Barron, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. C r Prescott and
Mrs Eddy have returned from spend
ing the summer at Willoughby lake
Mr.. and Mrs a P. Underwood
have been enjoying weeks automo-
bile trip, visiting Boston and Cape
Cod points
Mrs. c. I. Hutchins has returned
from q business trip 10 Boston Mrs
C Z. Hibbard assisted II the store
during her absence
Miss Maude Chapman has returned
70 her home II ST. Johns, P q, after
spending two weeks with her cousin,
Miss Grace Proctor
Mrs. Ella AIlard, who has been 2
guest for several weeks OF Mr. and
Mrs Hollis AIlara, has returned to
her home n Illinois
George Carter has gone TO Akron,
Ohio. 70 visit mis- sister, Mrs Hariano
Paige. and viii go 10 Boston later TO
resume his school work
The weather for the past week has
been fine most Of the time AT the
approach of the fair, however, rainy
and threatening weather prevails
Mr. and Mrs. a R. Webster and
family are guests of Mr. Webster
/ fa-her- A. A Webster, and his broth
p p. Webster and Mrs F 3
Tower
Mr.. and Mrs. A. /. Dexter OF Bir,
u1ingham. Ala, uncle and aunt o.
Vrse Emma Drown, and Mr.. and Mrs
i 7 Fosdick and daughter Of Bos-
i ton cousins of Mrs. Drown, visited
her for the weekend and entertained
Mrs. Drown with q party at Hote
Barton
Al sometime Sunday evening the
awning on the Barton fruit store tooE
4 fire. probably from q cigarette stur
carelessIy tossed upon II, burning
large hole IN the awning and scorcn'
inc the wood where the awning l. al
tached 70 the building The blaze wai
discovered N time 70 save nre-
The board OF civil authority vii
meet for the last time before the prl
mary election next Tuesday, on SAT
rrdex evening. Both men and WON
an whose names do not appear on tns
check list should qualify at that TINS
without fail. Many names OF WON
en- have already been added and tns
rrosnect is that there viii De large
woman vote IN Barton nexr. TUESDAY
The advent of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II So11ires of Worcester, Mass, wnt
With others of their family, mo
tored through this part of the countrl
and stopped here 10 locate the STU
of the birthplace of Mr. Squires, re
calls TO the minds of some of the Old
or citizens the time when her father
Frank Beals was an employe of th'
late Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Nye, a
CRYSTAL Lake hotel Mrs. Squlres a
80 recalls the fact that she was pas
senger on the first train that came IN