Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-23
BARTON LOCAL NOTES

Miss Flora Emerson arrived bo,,a
from U. V. NJ. Saturday.
Theda Dunham has finished vvorl- i,
lhe May insurance Office.
Miss Esther Eveleth of CHICAGO is
visiting at the May home.
Mrs. Ralph Shatney of West Glover
is spending the week in Boston.
j.. N. Webster is at the Orleans hos
pItal where he is improving in health.
Mrs. George Laythe of Orleans is
at Cottage Hospital for rest and diet.
Miss Frances Willard is WORKING in
Mays Insurance Office for the sum
mer.
G. Ray Sheehan of Newport spent
the weekend with his family at Ar
mour Urie's.
Mrs. M. A. Turner left on Monday
last for her old home in Bellows Falls
for few days.
Mrs. Tom Sinclair>of West Leban-
on, n. IL, is visiting her friend, Mrs.
Daisy Baldwin.
A regular meeting of Orient Chap
ter, No. 13, o. E. s., will be held on
Friday evening.
H. L. French spent several days in
Hlghgate last week and has now gone
to West Glover.
Miss Geneva Hubbard is at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Shattuck, in Dan
vile for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. D. Martin attend
ed the birthday dinner of Mr.. Story's
brother at Orleans Friday.
Mrs. W. E. Thorp of Cambridge
spent several days last week with her
niece, Mrs. w. S. Hibbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Rowland of
Burke are taking a vacation at the
home of their father, NJ. ]. Owen.
Beginning July 1st, all piano les
sons will be S1.00 each. Mrs. F. H.
Pillsbury. adv.
There will be a public dance at the
New Willoughby Hotel Friday eve
ming, June 25. adv.
Miss Marion Carter of Ludlow and
George Carter of Boston are at home
with their mother, Mrs. Edith Carter.
A. E. Drumming has moved from the
Merriam tenement into tenement IN
L. A. Chadburn's house on Elm street.
Members of the local missionary
society of the NJ. Z. chorch attended
the group meeting at Orleans last Fri
day.
Mrs. Lucy Dautagnon, who has
been stopping with her aunt, Mrs. j..
+. Collision, will return to New York
Thursday.
Mrs. r. P. Webster and children
are in camp with Miss Hazel Mcl4e!-
Ian at the Mcclellan camp ar Will
loughby lake.
w. B. Proctor and family motored
TO Knowlton, P O., Thursday to visit
his brother, who has been Ill, but Is
now improving.
Frank Smith has moved from 0. "A.
Whites tenement to the Robinson
house on Glover street, which he re
Gently purchased.
Mr.. Butler and family of Irasburg
were guests at the home of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Huntington,
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Gilmour have
stored their goods and gone to the
home of her son, Fern Anderson, or
West Glover for time.
Mrs. A. Nj. Dummett of Boston and
Mrs. Knowles of Waterbury were re-
cent guests at the home of their SIS
ter. Mrs. James McFarlane.
The band concert Wednesday eve
MING was well attended, the crowd ap-
preaching that of last year when the
concerts v-e-e held Saturday night
Mrs. P. L. Webster returned Mon
in Nashua. N. H., after stopping with
dav from a two weeks visit to friends
hei daughter in Plymouth, n H., over
Sunday.
Rev. W. o. Parmenter of Spring
field. Mass, preached at the M. +.
church Sunday evening. He is a cous-
in of +. w. Baldwin and has been IN
Lowell.
Miss Harriet Austin attended the
| Graduation exercises at Claremont, N,
q where Miss Ethel Cowles finished
| school and is spending some time tnere
as a vacation. =,
The band is giving some splennlo
Iooncerts and deserves rouslng ap-
nIa11se and as little disturbance from
The moving of motor cars ana otnei
noise as possible
More than 20 members of the Meth
odist and Congregational SUNDAY
schools went 10 North Craftspury OF
T--eSdav to attend the annual Orleans
county Sunday school convention
Several wet days during the pas
,,,ooL make the farmers and garden'
We w. smile. Reports about the hay
cron are all the way from bad TO gooo
b,,t the concensus of opinion seems e
- that there viii be fairly gooe
crop. ~ but it viii be late crop.
Amidon of Worcester, Mass.
- Of the string of fast horses al
poar;no Brook stables, was IN towI
IaTaraI -a,I davs last week He Is mucf
se s7eesad With Barton and surrounding
pos,rfrv pav@1I and with the training M
6o-ses rs.s are getting under H. A. HARD
ing. e.+o, n,
1.aI;ne block is nearing completion
u ~ FAR falr-,a as the outside work Is concern
81 - "a Contractors for the store iron
a. improvements on the Diock VA