Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-06-01

cial attention paid to this class O.
work. Gladys L. Masure. adv
Mrs. Susan Burke of Morrisville
is stopping for a time with her sister
Mrs. L. B. Going, who is slowly i'm.
proving from her recent illness.
The former friends Of Miss Doro.
try Grow will be interested to know
that she graduates this week from the
Rochester General hospital, Roches.
ter, N. Y.
Mrs. Fairbanks wishes to notify
Iyou that the remnants have come, two
to five yards in a piece. Also that
very many goods are marked low fo1
a special sale. adv
The pupils of Mrs. Fred II. Pills.
bury will give a recital in the Gem
theatre Monday afternoon at o'clock
| and evening at 8 o'clock. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
Miss Cordelia Page of Boston and
Miss Sadie Page of Panama are Wis.
| iting their brother, Kim Page, and
other friends and relatives in Bar
ton and surrounding towns.
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson and daugh.
ter of Plainfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. But
1 Ter of Irasburg were guests at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and rs
D. J. Huntington over Sunday.
! DR.. Hughes of Boston, Mass, and
DIR. Farmer of st. Johnsbury were in
consultation recently with DR.. Blake
is the case of DR.. Nichols, who is very
/ ill, but with a good prospect OF re-
. covery.
! Miss S. B. Cowles of New York ar
rived in. town Saturday by automo-
bile, being accompanied by her COM
panion, and will remain for the sum-
mer. She is welcomed among us
again as a friend of this community
worth having.
H. A. Leland was in town over Sum-
day and Monday from his work as
Boys and Girls Club leader for Chit
tenden county. The daily papers OF
Burlington speak very highly of Mr.
Leland, his qualifications for the work
and the outline he is making for car
rying on the work this summer.
Frank Clough of Boston, who pur-
: chased the A. F. French property, Wis
tied it for the first time last week.
The upper nat is rented to E. Sockr!,
and the lower to Judo Hedert of lras-
burg and will be occupied by himself
and wife, son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rogers, who will
conduct poultry business.
It did seem good Monday to hear
our band again. This is sot single
opinion but one voiced by many. The
existance Of the organization rests al
most entirely to the credit Of A. G..
Owen and his untiring work during
appreciated. Here's to the Barton
band, it's loyal members and its new
leader!
Grand Lodge I. o. o. F. and Rebekah
Assembly of Vermont held at st.
Johnsbury the week of. May Is were
C. C. Cassidy, N. G., L. R. Lewis,
Sec. of Crescent Lodge, No. A.,
Blanche Wilson, N. G., Martha Akley,
v. G., Lila Burdick; P. G. and Alice
Jarvis, p. G.. Sister Laura McF ar
lane, P. G., was delegate but being
unable to attend Sister Jarvis acted
in her place.
George Reed, who is building the
state road from Bloomington to Or
leans, objects to the statement that
he has rented a house in Browning
ton and moved there; for he says the
house he has hired is in Barton, and
that he would dislike to move from
town after having lived here SO years.
He says that there are but II persons
he can recall living now who were
here when. his family came to the
Reed place on the Glover road more
than half century ago.
School closed in. the Riverside school
May 9th with pre- Memorial exer-
cises in the evening. A large num-
Der of parents and friends attended
the exercises and all were bountifully
served with ice cream and cake. Those
having perfect attendance during the
spring term were Anita, Ella and
| Clifford Jarvis, Verna and Theda
Roberts, Marjorie Goodfellow, Bern
ard Heermon, Merton Andrus and
Amri Vezina, the latter having per-
feet attendance for the year. Cliff
ford Jarvis and Theda Roberts were
absent one day each for the year. At