Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
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list the past WSSA
Albert DeMerritt has moved to
Newport Center for the winter.
You find chic Partisan styles at
Pixies, ready for your patronage
Perry Lanou went 10 Randolph
Monday, where ne VIII enter school
F. a. Buchanan, who has been quite
III the past two weeks. Is improving.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Kennison Sunday. September
J. c. Carpenter and daughter, Vera,
spent the weekend IN Springfield.
Mass
Miss Helen Crawford has entered
Derby academy for teacher training
course
CLYDE Healey spent the weekend
with his brother, Hermon. IN East
Barnet
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brush return
ed 70 their home IN Malone, n. "
Thursday.
". W. Reirden of Barton was in
town Monday IN the interests OF MS
grist mill
Mrs. Addie Cook has returned 70
Barton where she expects 70 spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Ms. Nichols are enter
tanning Mrs Winchester and 0augh-
ter Of Newfane-
Walter Metcaf left Tuesday for
Worcester, Mass, where ne i taking
: college course
E. 4. Pike and son, Murray, spent
the weekend with relatives II Mont
pel-A and Stowe
Clayton Baldwin OF Lakeport, "
H, visited his brother, r N Bald
VIII. the past week
Elwood Kennison has moved from
the B T ChzEee house into Mrs LIZ
Eie Goul3's tenement
Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Trickey OF I'll
ton, y. h. visited their nephew, Noel
Collins, the past week
Nj and Mrs Charles Winget ana
two children spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs W Il VINCE
Chris Bel underwent an operation
on his arm for blood poisoning 81 the
Orleans hospital yesterday
Ernest Scribner and family Of
Stowe visited hsC parents, Mr. and
Mrs Z A Pike, over Sunday
Belle and Alta Baldwin. Glendon
Sz-b0rn and Clyde Healey returned
70 Montpelier seminary Sunday
Remember the band concert N the
town hall thursday evening, when
the seats VIII be drawn for the lee
r1re course
Clyde Thompson has moved from
the AIs/ farm 70 Piain6eld, where
ne vii have charge OF mil for the
ToE1e brothers
M and Mrs Nelson Aiken OF
WoodsviIe, y. Z, spent the weekend
with his father, John Aiken, and 9TH
er relatives n town
Regular meeting Of Cotton chap
ter, O. L 9, nexr Wednesday even
ing. Work and banquet AL officers
are urged 70 be present
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ley lockwood, who was taken seri-
ously III on the fair grounds II Bar
ton last Thursday, Is much improved
The Orleans band gave fine con-
cert here on Monday evening, but
owing 10 the inclenency Of the
weather not many were ont 20 enjoy
Il
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hawley and
children and Nh and Mrs Bert Hzw-
ley OF Jacksonville were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Z 3. Chamberlin Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Olney Carpenter Of
Fairfax and Miss Ella Carpenter OF
Brooklyn n Y, visited their cousins, I
j. c Carpenter and Mrs n L Ken
nlson- recently.
Stewart Chzmberlin returned 70
Randolph Monday 70 resume his
school work He was ACCOMPANIED
by MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. 2. /
Chzmberlin, who visited friends n I
Barre over Monday OF their return
home-
The Irasburg lyceum course for 1
the coming season VIII consist Of 1
FlsSochTs Flore1tirs musicians. Sam /
uel " Grathwel, lecturer, Josephine I
Aartlno and assisting artists includ- /
ing Vital PodDlsky, v5olinist, Pitt 4
Parker, crayon wizard and q drama /
by local talent The first entertain /
ment Of this course viii be held OF /
the evening OF September 30 when 4
f1ssochTs Florenlne musicians viii /
entertain
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.