Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-09

'~0SSAs NAChA6 q 0rOSS.
Letters advertised at the post-office
are for Julia s. Barton and Mrs. Mar
garet W. Hillay.
Do not miss the great racing drama
Checkers" at the Gen theatre, next
Tuesday. ao
C. L. Mooney of Newport, n. H.
was a visitor at the local Peerless
factory the first of the week.
Guy Bartlett of the Peerless com
pany was in New York on business
last week.
Miss Vera Leland of Evansville is
spending commencement week with
friends IN town
Miss Elizabeth Simon of Albany was
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ". B.
/ Proctor.
/ Miss Ernestine Wilson, who has
/ taught the first grade in Orleans, this
year, Is at her home for the summer.
/ Clyde Nutting and family and Mr..
Field have moved TO the farm in Dan
vile which they recently purchased
Mrs. ]. ]. Neagle and daughter,
Kathryn, of Lyndonville, were recent
visitors at Peter Cota's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Bailey of St.
Johnsbury have been visiting at c. B.
joys the past week.
4 Mrs. Nancy Smith of Newport has
come 10 spend the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. c. E. Sisco-
/ A large number of the members of
the high school enjoyed an automobile
trip and picnic at Willoughby lake
Tuesday.
Mrs. F. W. Comstock has been in
Manchester, n. H, the past week 10
Iattend the funeral of her slster-In-
law, Mrs. Martin c. Rowen-
There will be special convocation
iof keystone chapter No. 16 r A Nj.
Monday evening, June IL Work IN
the Past Master and Most Excellenc
degrees.
Mrs. James LaBounty, who has
lspent the past two weeks IN Loweli,
Mass. returned Friday, accompanied
ibv Mrs. James Collins
lanes Moody, who has been visit
i;nor his sister, Mrs. Charles Morse,
and other friends in town, left today
for his home in Connecticut
The piano pupils of Mrs +. n
fpiIISbury will give recital Monday
leveninp at 7.45 O'Clock IN the Gem the
atre Everyone interested Is nos'
? Icordialiy invited TO attend
Tickets for commencement are or
lsaIo ar Pierce's at 30 cents. dancing
oftey commencement until L O'CLOCK
1 Ivith music by the New Harmony or
chestra.
NJ G. Goad has moved his family
: lto Springfield, where ne has WORK
Wre Lanes Scott accompanied me-
ldangbter. Mrs. Goad, 10 her new nonls
i'm Springfield, to spend the WeeA'
2 Remember the first baseball game
- +J,o season on the fairgrounds OF
Th,,-Sdav afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Lyh
= 5ory;IIe will meet Barton town Team
2 lsTss see what the boys c~-1 90 - =! Z
l ldonville-
1 uo+aI BARTON has a new auUo-ou
Ii, which TO meet the trans III II
~ M Lincoln have arrived
n,aga a. the place and as fast as illi
-,,-c1-aT1ents can be made, eA1ensA''
pphonges will be inaugurateo-
NJ T. Campbell and daugnee.
= ,,e-.re+ returned Tuesday from al
!, l-aass5+5ed na.aa visit with her mother, MrS
= GiInnour. of Townsend, Mass
and brother, E G- freeiiiAH' =
: Springfield, Mass
a ata1,Lars of the firm OF WeSsel
Y hi'1a e Gross of New YORK nav
Ma town several days MAXIM
hor eeen = mans regarding their opera
= t;nns here which will begin a. s9on ,;I 7
V ---,+oriaIs can be secured anu GO. c.,
e If their plans settled; Iney AZ 20, =
= t;n1alIy adding TO their holuH 80 :
real estate in tins seclLon 60 &C nro
: indication points TO an eA'eiis-
=
7 gram of the w
: n r nj. was held with MT. IL /
o Pe;rder Tuesday aitern0on Z C,,tle
members present, MIS-. - axercise
:, presiuIf .aT Mrs. Reirden gave
a ana no ssWhat the Flower MisSlo @
d reauidIs rId sS,Faan to the W. c. Il; u NE Z
/ snouiou uau-on 80 read, s'The Story OF
% Luar LEN and two selections 1lI- 1T.
r RooI c1I.eter 49, of Posy Poems. r
< "A -, - served delicious Ice cream e.
: Relroenp plants flowers and aelaciIlte =,
y caAe- Int to the i'll and shut-ins III -
, community
:, HOLLAND
r Mrs. Hattie Jenness is on 'he -
list, stearns died Tuesday afte
inng @ and painful illness an,
.one Torabee. who was IN tne o.
i NIT t 1ast week, Is slowly s1iii.-.'
ID aecldeh' MrS Ed. Batchelder vIsl ,
n MI. aie nister. Mrs. Ella Cheney 0''
l. ed her slsuel
day p;,er and family from Ma'r :,
Leon n;s;ted at George PERKINS
Gently. as Rlay from De
y y by visited at HAIRY
"a Gently