Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-23

few weeks at Fred Wilson's.
Mr.. Needleman of New York visited
P. ii. Stanley over Sunday.
Miss Thyra Mckay visited Miss
Emma Mckay over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Summerville
spent Sunday in Derby Line.
The Bucks and the Hamiltons are
in their cottages at the Bluffs.
Earl Lewis and Oscar Berry spent
the weekend down the lake.
Miss Alice Mitchell spent few days
last week at Potion Springs.
Miss Gertrude Bean is taking a two
weeks vacation at her home.
Miss Grace Longeway spent Sunday
with her brother in Burlington.
Miles Corbeil and party of friends
motored to Sherbrooke, Sunday.
Ralph Sisco with a party of friends
spent Sunday in ST. Johnsbury.
Mrs. C. w. Cote and Miss Leota
Cote visited in Boston this week.
Mrs. Claude Gokay and her son,
Alden, spent Sunday in Derby Line.
Bernard Colodny of White River
Junction was a visitor here Sunday.
Harry Black and Ara Griggs were
at home from Montpelier over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs M. C. Arel of Bath,
Me-, called on friends in town Satur-
day.
Mrs. F. E. Alfred is in the Royal
Victoria hospital, Montreal for treat
ment.
Miss Helen Foster returned Sun
day from visit to Boston and Au-
burndale.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Slater were in
town to attend the funeral of Henry
Burgess.
Miss Alice Lontine spent Sunday at
home on her return from Quebec to st.
Johnsbury.
Miss Winifred Orr of Enosburg Falls
spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs. P.
H. Stanley.
Mrs Angelina Burns, F. D. Burns
and Miss Faun Barney spent Sunday
in st. Johnsbury.
| Mr. and Mrs. Merton Badger have
taken rooms with Mrs. Claude Gokay
on Coventry street.
| Mrs. C. A. Brown has returned from
a two weeks visit to her son, Harlow,
in Uxbridge, Mass.
| Miss Dorothy Cover of Brockton,
Mass, was the guest of her father, A.
Il S. Cover, last week.
Burton Prouty and Edwin Camp
have returned from Dartmouth col
Ilege for the summer.
Weston Rankin has returned home
from Lyndon Institute and gone to
work on the armory.
Photographs, engagements and
frames in all grades and prices at A.
ALLYN Bishops studio. adv
Miss Kathleen Newell, who has beer
visiting several weeks in town
has returned to Buffalo.
E. K. johnson, the new income taz
man, can be found at room 36, SECOND
floor of the Federal building.
/ Miss Leota Cobleigh is assisting il
the office of DR. Fred B. Crawford
during Miss Emery's absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. True started
Friday by automobile to Buffalo, n. Y
to attend hardware convention.
Arthur McKindsey and Basil Bake,
of Lennoxville spent Sunday here
taking a canoe trip through the lake
Ray Sheehan has finished work a
: the American Clothing Co. and vii
. take a two weeks vacation before be
ginning elsewhere.
The Rev. H. B. Rankin left Monda;
!. might for Buffalo, N. Y. to attanH -
New EnFiea-.a Baptist conventio
(which will be in session for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miles left Sur
day noon for Boston where Mr., Mile
will e.,ter the hospital for treatmen
: They were accompanied by DIR. L. z
Page.
Miss Lora Tenney. Miss Tsadorr
, Bowker and the Misses Janet an
, Leah Giroux are in camp for tw
: weeks in the Bailey cottage, Farrant'
point.
!, Miss Josephine Gordon, instructo
: of gymnasium at the state norma
: school, Plymouth, N. H., has been tn
guest of Mrs. Urban Livingston for
week
: Miss Doris Emery left Saturda,
noon for Hanover TO attend commence
ment at Dartmouth college From
there she will go to Bennington for
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Blanchard an
r Miss Dorothy Smith motored TO Sher
> brooke Sunday. Miss Eva Dresser
who has been spending a few day
with them. returned with them to he
home in Sherbrooke.
: Harry Dane arrived Sunday bring
ing with him three of his summe
campers, Gerald Barton, Donald Ross
and Clarence King. They made tn
trip from Buffalo in two days, and re
port fine roads. Mr.. Dane viii leav
! the last of the month for Detroit an
: return July / with the rest of his boy