Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-01

this year. "''i 'sS''A
, NJ. P. Clough and his daughtsr
Ms: Anna Hayford. were a. q n
McFariand's Sunday.
B. 81. Fairbanks and family vera
gwen farewell reception ThurSSsv
evening Mr.. Fairbanks peopls sra
moving 10 their new home in Barton.
WEST BURKE
Mark WIN is entertaining the
mumps.
Mrs Nettie Mccoy has been visit
ing in Dixville. P. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Howard spent
q part OF last week in Barre.
Mrs. Clara Ross of Sheffield snant
last week visiting friends in town.
Miss Florence Humphrey has been
visiting relatives in Danville ana Cam
bridge.
DR.. kendrick and family have been
camping at Seymour lake during the
past week.
Mrs. Fanny Sargent spent the mast
week in Lyndonville, taking in the
ChautauQua-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coburn Wis
tied IN Charlestown and Walpole, n.
H, recently.
Miss Florence Humphrey is in Bos-
ton this week buying her fall and
winter millinery.
Earl Howard and family of Pier
mont, N H, visited at D. c. Towards
a short time ago.
Mrs. Fanny Sargent is spending a
month with her niece, Mrs Knight, in
Springfield, Mass.
G. A Jameson has been entertain
lng an old schoolmate, Arthur Patton
Of Newark, y. J.
The town schools opened this week
5ut the village school viii not begin
until September 9TH.
Mrs Pearl (Densmorel Jenna OF
Springfield, Mass, was the guest OF
Miss Marjorie Hall last week
Mrs. DR.. Atwood and little son of
St Johnsbury were visitors at L. @.
Roundy's during the past week.
Miss katherine Donaldson OF Port
land, Ne, was in town not long ago
visiting relatives and old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Paul of VIM
Snsnoon- Mass, were the guests OF
Dr. and Mrs. Dickerman last week.
The Misses Helen and Alice Beck.
with of Somerville, Mass, are spend
ing their vacation at n. S Colby's.
Ebert and Urban Fowle. who have
been spending the summer here, have
returned 70 their home in BROOKLYN
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hicks and
daughter, Merna, OF Ashuelot, n. ii.
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
liss Page.
Mrs. orndorf and Miss King. VIII,
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
C NJ Bruce, returned 10 New Yorl
on Saturday.
Mrs. Dr.. Smith and little daughte
OF Claremont, y. H, spent a few day
with Prof and Mrs. circuit at VII
loughby lake recently.
Warner Drown has sold his plac
ION the Lyndon road TO Dwight Chene
OF ST. Johnsbury, who expects TO tax
possession IN about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dean and daugh
ter, Pauline, took an auto trip [
their former home in Rochester, \
H, the latter part of the week
Mrs. Myra Skinner and daughte
Miss Elsie, and VIII Aldrich c
Bloomington have been spending III
past week at Edward Alexander's.
One OF the little Walter twins die
on Tuesday of last week and the fl
neral took place Thursday. The chill
was not quite two years old and Ia
; never been normal
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Stanley an
Mr. and Mrs. Sheperd of Bridge
! port, Conn, were in town recently
visit Mrs. Stanley's father and brotf
or, W. A. and T. W. Drown.
Mrs. Maurice Porter and little sol
Fred, who have been spending Ii
summer here. have gone TO Willsbori
, y. H, for the present, where NJ
Porter's headquarters viii be fer
while.
: Arthur Berry and family have bee
taking an ideal vacation in their ca
and tent. They visited many intel
, esting spots IN our own state an
spent some time IN Massachuseti
and among the Adirondacks-
? The Grange picnic at Willoughh
lake on Wednesday, August 1s: Wa
largely attended. Mr. Lowell {
Fredonia. ". Y. the national maste
Mr.. Martin OF Plainfeld, state masts
: and ". H Jeffrey of Montpelier WEI
l the speakers and Mrs Bertha On
dorf of North Carolina was the sol
: ist-
Rev. WI Hill has been IN Bostc
2 for the past three weeks, attendin
{ = summer school for rural pastors ;
Boston university No services ha'
been held during his absence but the
viii begin next Sunday when we hoE
4 IN see the church filed Come OF
and give the pastor the encourag
: ment of your presence
Ned Gilman, eldest son Of Nh
Matte Gilman. died at ms home her
: Friday. August both He was
q years OF age and had been m goC
beaI+h until q few months ago whe
+1bercuIosis developed. He was
: oood son and brother and VIII !
Greatly missed IN the home The Z
neral took place Sunday afternoc
; and the burial was in the North Ridf
j Cemetery at Sutton Beside his mot
ar he leaves q younger brother, Ia,
ln1ond. and a sister, Mrs Lila AustI
= of Lyndon.