Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-31


with the company until the close of
their season next fall.
Arthur Norris of Nashua, N. H.
spent the weekend in town visiting
his mother.
The Livingston Pharmacy has in
stalled new magazine stand in front
OF their store.
John Wells is repairing his house
: on Central street and is putting in a
small tenement in the ell.
H. W. Mcpherson and his son
Waldo, have gone to Boston to at,
tend the motor boat show.
Mrs. B. Byron of DixviIle, who has
been visiting her son, L. o. Drew, has
returned home.
Porter Moore and Aubrey Akin are
| spending their Easter vacation from
U. V. NJ. at home
w. A. Norton of Springfield is in
town this week, called by the illness
of Mrs. Tarlton.
Mrs Harold Keith and daughter,
Patty, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. E. c. Blanchard
Miss Mary DeGolyer is visiting at
the home of DIR. Harry F. Hamilton
during her Easter vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Ross of Demick
Mills visited Mrs. Ross mother,
Mrs. A. S. Cover, last week.
! Mrs. N. E. Bulls of Province Is
land is in town for a few days, the
guest of Mrs. r. A. Thomas.
Mrs. George Sias of Eastern ave-
nue. has returned from the hospital,
where she went for treatment.
Merton LaFountain is visiting at
the home of II. E. Drown during his
vacation from Middlebury college.
Miss Della Deatte is back at her
work in the garment department of
Gilman & Co., after weeks illness.
Don't forget the Easter Bazaar at
the Congregational church parlors on
the afternoon and evening of April
3rd.
The small daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lamierre died Sunday OF
! pneumonia. The child was one year
old.
Il Charles Cousens has returned
from Greenfield, Mass, where he went
I for horses for the Newport Stoci
D Farm.
DeForrest Brown of Littleton, N
H, visited his brothers, DR.. w. 0
Brown and Earle Brown, over thu
2 weekend.
Members of the American Legion
are requested to pay their dues I,
DR.. Fred Crawford at his office, a
z Main street.
2 Mrs. Harry Burgess spent tn
! weekend in Montreal with her nus
> band. All reports from Mr.. Burgess
= are favorable.
2 Miss Grace Longeway has given u
s. her room at Harold Keith's and ha
j taken a room with Mrs. Ben Pomero
= on Summer street.
q Delos Buck spent the week-en
= with his family. Mrs. Buck and tn
d two children returned with him I
= Middlesex on Monday
& Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith
81 Garden City, n. Y, are visiting MI
81 and Mrs. E.. J. Smith for ten day
81 vacation. Mr. Smith is instructor j
81 st. Paul's school.
81 The East Main street Bapti:
q c6uTcl mas GAt6IlQS0 q NnAt W 49,
81 n blackburn of Townsend to becon
81 pastor of the church.
81 DIR. Henry Tinkham of Burhngto
b was called here the first of the wee
81 in consultation in the case OF WI
IS liam Richmond, who is very I'LL.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Pyer, who ha,
glbeen visiting Mrs Ray Moone
Mr.. Pyer has been carrying
b navy recruiting station this wee
q have gone to st. Adams
s. Miss Marjorie Tinkham, who
81 studying this winter in New Yol
g Civ. spent the weekend in Newpor
s. Delaware. the guest of Mrs Anr
d Justis. who was at Westmore la
g summer, president of the "CaH
ii Westmore Co"
ID Bert /. Reed of Richford, edit
g of the Richford Journal, has sold
81 n1onertv situated on East Main sire
q to William H. Johnson Mr. JON
g con is taking possession Of the pro
l., q