Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-07-21

friends and relatives in Ashland, N.
H., for a short time.
Beimis and Heimis gave a play and
good minstrel show at the Opera |
hall Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Stevens and
daughter, Frances, spent the past
week at Potion Springs.
Lyndol Waterman of Franklin, N.
| H., was business visitor in town
| a few days the past week.
Miss Mae Chamberlin of Boston
is spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. III. B. Smith.
Alton Baird has concluded labors
for Twombly & Cotton and has po
sition in the freight station.
The Orleans band gave a concert to
large crowd at Willoughby lake Sun
day afternoon, despite the rain.
How many families make their
homes on Maple street? After care
full consultation we find there are 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Austin and Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Cotton and family
spent the weekend at Seymour lake.
C. D. Pierce and family are enter
tanning Mrs. Pierce's Sunday school
class at Willoughby lake for the
week.
Mrs. Laura E. Potter, Merritt Pot
ter and Miss Dotie Potter of Barton
visited at the home of II. c. Potter,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sisco and Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Frasier visited Mrs.
John Kipp of Newport at Seymour
lake Sunday.
| Carroll Greene, who has been work
ing in Cornish, Me-, for Mr.. Dwinell
the past two months, is home for a
short vacation.
The foremen of the Parker Young
Co. mills in Lisbon and Orleans were
entertained at dinner at the New Will
loughby hotel, Westmore, Saturday.
Grace Black of Springfield, Hattie
Blake of Concord and Henry Worboys
of Williamstown, Mass, are visiting
their father, 81. r. Smith, for a few
days.
Mrs. E. E. Burrows has returned
home after spending six weeks with
her son, Harold Burrows, and broth
ers, Will and Ezra Cooley, in Boston
and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Simpson have
returned to their home in Bellows
Falls after spending two weeks with
Mrs. SIMPSONS parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Pelow.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Simpson of Bel
lows Falls visited his sister, Mrs.
Clyde Brooks, of Lyndonville, and
they also spent some time in Newport
calling on friends last Thursday.
The Canadian Circle will meet
with Mrs Isaac Keys on Maple
2 street Thursday afternoon at 3
5 O'Clock All members are urged to be
2 present. Ice cream and cake will be
{ served.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Aldrich, Mar
jorie and Willard Aldrich of Somer,
vile, Mass; and C. E. Aldrich and
Mrs. Ella A. Kennedy of New York
City are visiting at F. M. Aldrich's
and " F. Hunters.
R. A. Hamilton returned from his
two weeks vacation Saturday after
3 attending the international Congre-
8 gational council at Boston, and spend
z ing a few days in Flushing, N. I.
5 returning via Hudson river and Lake
9 Champlain.
9 Mrs. C.. E. Weber of Boston, dem.
5 onstrator for the Corn Products Co.
2 is demonstrating Mazda oil at Deans
& Grocery store, for the week Dem
5 onstrations and samples Of the cook
3 ing will be given at all open hours o.
< the day except Moons.
I'll Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Aldrich ant
2 daughter, Marjorie, and son, Willard
& of Somerville, Mass, accompanied b.
5 Mrs. Aldrich's brother, c. z. Allchurch
9 and Ella A. Kennedy of New 1orl
2 City, are spending a few days at tn,
Howe cottage at Willoughby lake. =
III The Orleans, Irasburg and Bartol
o bands will give concert this evenin,
e in Barton. This concert was to b
3 given Wednesday, July. IA, but be
Z cause of the unfavoraole weather
z was postponed one week. Everyon
3 is invited to attend the concert thi
2 evening
9 Inquiries are often made regardin
3 articles needed at the hospital an
Z the following list Of things whic
2 are constantly required IS given
3 Commode chairs, sheets, 63x90 inches
3 pillow slips, 45x36 inches, rubbe
2 sheets, 36x63 inches, dresser scarf
4 tray cloths (oval), napkins, fac
2 cloths, bath towels, individual towel
kitchen towels, tumblers, vases, NEE
Z icine glasses, drinking tubes
Z On Saturday, July IT, the Orlear
plant of the Parker Young Co., wa
5 visited by the foremen and superil
2 tendents of the Lisbon factory, som
z thirty-odd in number. The inspe'
3 ton of the plant was made in ii
2 forenoon and at 1o'clock the for
Z men from the Orleans factory joul
3 neyed with them TO Westmore to ID
2 New Willoughby Lake House. whel