Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-07-21

Mrs. Walter Hackett and two nice
es of Bellows Falls are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mcdonald, and brother
and sister, David and Evaline Nc
Donald. this week.
Haying has been greatly hindered
during the past week by heavy rains
farmers are improving their oppor
tunity of making hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Smith of
Park street entertained relatives on
Sunday from Derby Line. Mrs.
Smith returned with them to Derby
Line for few days.
Mrs. George E. King made her
mother birthday call at Orleans hos
pital on July 18th. Mrs. Shedd had
many souvenir cards, letters and
gifts on that anniversary.
Perlev Goad of Claremont, N. H.,
hos heen visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs George Goad, for several weeks.
during this time, he went to see his
brother. Joseph, in Akron, Ohio.
Among the many interesting modes
of taking a vacation was that OF Roy
Hubbard. who went to ST. Jonnsoury
and Danville on horseback and spent
several days with relatives, return
ing by the same conveyance.
The Peerless factory will remain
closed another week because repairs
are not complete on the water Wneel.
Several other wheels on the outlet TO
tha lake and repairs to dams ana
nenstocks are also being made.
M;ssas Gwendolyn Edwards and
Marion Jones of Burlington and ha-
ohaI Dix and Ruth Glysson of Barre,
on1laoe mates of Julia z. King, are
ooo,,6vinp the Fred D. Pierce cot
"a oe with her in Crystal Lake grove.
The automobile of Silas Sargent OF
did some damage to the front
- tbe Seaver block Friday mornlng
-, u Mr. Sargent lost control OF the
ot;ne VIZ and it climbed the steps,
ill,,,;,,o into one of the supporting
posts and doing slight damage. For
+unateIv no one was injured.
Tho Mosber-Marsh store and front
Iaa,,,ieted Inr and makes one OF the
raa+est - t appearing small business
1 nease IN town. with the new cement
pnocb new plate glass windows
app app a,1,,,;no. paint and inside hnlsh.
nv ny. 18th the large modern front
Inis VIZ 'ao,,onletion on the Hutchins
neaIlhs Eli I he described at more length
oloon' done makes two great I'M
VIE in business places In
town.
rL .nnual picnic of the. LADIES'
& me af the Congregational church
soIie SUI ~ hold with Mrs. G. A. BarroWs'
VIII W. ue ~ oa,,on at Stone pond, Wednes-
AT He1 oo+b All who wish trans
Gay, y,t;oI 1 notify Mrs. r. T. Webster
porta n1 .,o Mel .eIlan not laeer tnan
or naze noon- July 9th. Ladies
I, Iueso HING cup and spoon. III not
p,eas Wednesday the picnic, VIII
pleasah' Thnrsdav.. Cars will leave
VT about 10 o'clock.
clinic for poliomyelitis victims
n beld in Odd Fellows rooms
q StrJay -, from 9 o'clock a. m. until
90 osoIoci n M. 1t is very much de-
o;xoS that all patients who have ever
, ssI+ardad a previous clinic come TO one
: a. .haso midsummer clinics this year
oI lheJ thouoh thev may have made
eVen 1i1S4s rocovery and feel that they
70 ,iot mood further help, the special
.o.son ~ for this being the necessity
e Gnd;no out the present condition
g g al Of the patients who have ever
oaen - 10 a previous clinic IN order 70
ueJn saIa an accurate report of the work.
This report will not only oe OF IN
Ierest to the people OF Vermont put
will also be of interest ana penelI 70
he medical world at large, 1or ser-
H. -ne = fbe first state to give good
.la1 la;an+;fc help to persons suffering
sro1 sronn the effects of poliomyelitis-
r lydia Merrill, daughter of
sd Ms Almond Fl. Gleason died
y p;nhtIook az hospital, St. Johnsbury,
!. rundaS n She had been there about
sum- ''. Cocks preparing for an opera
tmU t;ou for eoitre. The operation was
s,"r performed by Drs. Allen,
ss!eeS and Miltimore. but for lack of
s.r Sa.nrdav N until the end came Sunday
.as; She was born in Glover