Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-04-07

Henry Cutler of Dartmouth is
spending the Easter holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. CUT
Ter.
Slayton Lang is home from Boston
for a few days. Mr.. Lang is play
ing a tenor saxaphone much of the
time.
Mrs. Daisy Blodgett of st. Johns
bury was recent guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc. Far
land.
Miss Fanny Nav, who has been
confined to the house for some weeks
by grippe and complications is gain
ing slowly.
F. A. Amidon shipped on Monday
two of his horses from Roaring Brook
stables to Hartford, Conn.,, for the
early circuit.
Mrs. A. D. Abbott, who has been i'll
and son Wallace, who came from his
work in Boston, Mass, very Ill, are
+ both improving
Rev. /. w. Pierce, who spent the
period of the war in Harpoot, Tur-
kew. will speak in Barton Wednesday
evening, April 21st.
| Guy Bartlett has purchased of Mrs.
Lucy Robinson her house on Park
street and will move his family here
from Claremont, n. H
Misses Theresa and Laurette Roy
spent the Easter vacation from their
school in Newport with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Roy.
/ will be unable to be in Barton
Friday having to go to Lyndonvllle
Ito photograph the graduating class.
"a ALVIN Bishop. adv.
The employees of the Monitor office
were in Newport Saturday afternoon
where employees of Gilpin, Hunt q 20.
of North Troy and Newport met for a
isugaring off. Fourteen sat down to
the feed.
Mr. and Hrs. John ILcLe.-an and
daughter Hazel returned Thursday
from Florida where they spent the
winter. Mr.. Mcclellan is enthusiastic
about Florida but admits Barton never
: looked so good to him.
The ten-year-old son of Mr.. and
!; Mrs. Peter Stone died at st. johns
bury hospital last week after long
illness with pneumonia. lntermen1
: was in the Catholic cemetery here ri
: lday. Mr.. and Mrs. Stone both died OF
Y Mrs. Jennie Rowell, who has spent
I the past winter in st. Johnsbury
spent last week at the home OF Mr
: and Mrs. F. w. Comstock- Sne wen
from here to Manchester, N. H., t.
. spend a few days and soon goes II
lCalifornia to make her home.
The Ladies' Society will serve thei,
J annual sugar festival at the Congre
/ -
9th. Supper from 6 o'clock until al
are served. Adults 45 cents and chill
Idren 80 cents. The public is cordial.
: invited. The ladies will meet for
, social afternoon in the parlors.
! The Office of the village electri
: department has been moved from Tn
+ May Insurance office to the Comstocl
a building on Main street occupied 70
= several months as a supply base. Tn
t. Village safe and other office furnltur
:, has been moved and Trustee Cuttlnl
will spend considerable time at tn
: new headquarters for the present
+ The regular meeting of the Wom
e ans Literary club was held Win Mr'
: Seayer on Wednesday evening, Marc
31e+ Ten members answered at 70
: call Mrs. Sesve- Rad THE STSrV
: Ch-r $50 College" A>Doo4. -S.-.l
: i11res of this college was seen = -
= social hour that followed the meet
n inc the hostess passed candies an
y maple sugar and played several Sc
: Iections on the Victrola-
A broken cross arm on the electrl
1;na about a mile and a half towar
d Brownington on Friday afternoo
h. caused the wires to form a shol
" circuit, burn of the arm and let t1
% wires to the ground The break coul
& not be discovered In the darkness