Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19

Mrs. Harry Richardson has return
ed from visit in Boston and Bever-
ly.
bury spent Sunday with his friends
here.
Miss Faun Barney and Miss Peg
Burns spent Sunday in st. Johns
bury.
VIM. H. Ennis of Somerville, Mass,
was weekend guest of Miss Lois
Pierce.
Extensive repairs are being made
on the Frost cottage at the Bigelow
Bluffs.
/ Miss Lora Tenney spent Sunday
in Beebe, the guest of Miss Kathryn
Norton.
| c. A. Brown went Sunday to Mont
real to visit his daughter, Miss Paul
inc Brown.
Merton LaFountain of Middlebury
college has been visiting at home for
a few days.
4 Mrs. Clarence Dubray and daugh-
ter, Pauline, went Tuesday to visit
in Montreal
Miss Madeline Hamilton Rider of
Stanstead College, visited friends in
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Ball returned
Saturday from Florida, where they
spent the winter.
John Fitzpatrick and Ernest
Spooner motored to Mr.. Spooner's
farm in Enosburg Sunday.
i Miss Florence Brown returned Sat-
urday from a visit to her aunt, Mrs
Frank Rumsey, in Wells River.
Mrs. H. B. Rankin left Saturday
night for New York, called there by
the serious illness of her brother.
H Hon. S. Carl Carpenter of Rich
ford announces his candidacy for
county senator of Franklin county.
Leon Griggs closed his labors at
Lanes store on Saturday and leaves
the first of June for Worcester, Mass.
E. d. Zukor of the immigration
service has returned from New York,
where he went with some aliens to be
deported.
Francis Boright, who broke his leg
on May 1st by catching it in a wagon
wheel, is reported to be getting along
very well.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Burns of Lyn-
donville spent the weekend the
guests of Mrs. Burns mother, Mrs.
C. W. Cote.
DR.. and Mrs. S. w. F. Hamilton
and son, Junior, spent the weekend
in Richford, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. Buck.
Mrs. Elijah Huntington and son,
Z Dean, went Saturday to Randolph to
/ visit Mrs. Ellen A. Huntington, who
is i'll at the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hanblet and
I son, Tarlton, spent Sunday with Mr.
j Hamblet's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j.
Hamblet in Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Longeway and
! daughter, Doris, were in Woodsville
] last week, attending the funeral of a
J relative, Mrs. H o. Bowley.
Sam Bowley returned Saturday
) from Woodsville where he went to
j attend the funeral of his grand
2 mother, Mrs. H. o. Bowley.
Rev. H. B. Rankin and Rev. L. A.
j Edwards went to Westfeld Sunday
afternoon to address the Missisquoi
District Sunday School institute.
2 Enlargements in all grades can be
j had at reasonable prices at the studio
. of A. Allyn Bishop. We also dc
J framing and high-grade photogra-
ply. adv.
j Aurelio Granelli has given up his
2 position in the Newport Fruit Co
s and gone to Boston. Batisti Mandri-
olis of Somerville, Mass, has come tc
= take his place.
P. C. Blanchard & Co. have sold fo1
) the estate of Myron Adams, the house
and land on Main street in Derby
= Center to Chester Eastman, posses
s. sion given at once.
w. E. Brock of South Troy was in
2 town Saturday on his way to Boston
8 where he was called by the serious
5 illness of his son with influenza anC
q pneumonia.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Flint, Mis-.
s Alice House, Mrs. Jennie Tenney ane
d Miss Alice Tenney motored to Han
q over Sunday. Charles Flint, who hal
s. been spending few days there, re
q turned with them.
al Mrs. Elton MCGOWAN returned Sun
s. day to her home In Bellows Falls af
s. ter visit of ten days here. F. d
al Burns and Mrs. Angelina Burns re
81 turned with her and went on to Brat
81 tleboro to call on Mrs. Ed. Burns.
s. Ben Smith, Jess Boynton, PER-,
81 and Ritter, went on a fishing trip t
81 Lake Seymour the first of the wee
al and brought home a prize salmon
81 weighing eight and one-half pounds
IS with eight big lake trout, totalling
b pounds.
d A WARNING