Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-13
BARTON

BARION
Mrs. Norman Smith is on the sick
list.
Mrs. v. L. Elrick is spending a
week in Boston.
Mrs. J. F. Batchelder has been on
the sick list the past week.
Allan Lee of Lyndonville was in
town a part of last week on business.
Several cool days and frosty mig hts
have broken the spell of fine weather
of the past week.
Mrs. Daisy Baldwin began her
school this week at Willoughby after
months vacation.
DIR. M. F. Prime was in Worcester,
Mass, the latter part OF the week 10
visit his daughter.
w. S. Hibbard is raising his barn
one story and putting in an overpass
drive to the hay loft.
Mrs. Corie Wakeman spent the
week end in Newport with her sister,
Mrs Harry Drown.
Mrs. N. M. Hubbard of West Glov-
er spent Saturday and Sunday with
old neighbors and friends IN town. r
c.. A. Barrows has been appointed
Orleans County secretary OF the YER
mont Legislative association OF l9Zl.
Mrs. MAYNARD Wilkie, who has been
spending two weeks in this vicinity,
has returned to her home in Boston.
Mrs. E. w. Dorman of Derby Line
is visiting at the home OF her daugn-
ter. Mrs. C. H. Smith, of Park street.
George Wright of Troy is staying
at w. w. Bryant's on Park Street
and will do carpenter work this sum-
mer.
Miss Marjorie King who attended
TT " M. is spending the Spring va
cation with her parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
G.. E. King. -,
The Afternoon Study club will
noeet with Mrs. Pearson on Thurs
dav. April IA. Subject, "With the
! Young People"
T v Rowen of Barre, manager OF
Hotel Barre, but formerly, proprietor
of Hotel Barton, was in town Iues-
! day on business.
Leave yuor films for developing
and printing at my office. oatlslaG-
tion and prompt delivery guaranteed;
/ Gladys l.. Masure. "
Miss Marjorie King, who has been
spending her vacation at the nome Oh
her parents, has returned TO her
studies at U. V. M.
Rev. J. j. Hutchinson has been
called to Kirby to attend the funerai
of Mrs. w. P. Russell, wife OF Sena-
tor Russell of that town.
Will Estabrook, who sold his meat
market some weeks ago, has opened
a fruit and candy store at the same
stand on Postoffice square.
A. F. Sargent of Glover, who's had
charge of our streets last year ana
did such splendid work on them, IS
again in charge and has begun work.
Just received a new and beautiful
| line of mouldings, also easle frames
| in different sizes and finishes. come
and see them. Gladys l.. Masure. ad
There will be regular meeting OF
| Crystal Lake Grange Friday even
| ing. Work in 1st and End degrees
Roll call suggestions for spring house
cleaning.
Miss Rachel Pudvah, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pud-
vah. has been seriously i'll, threaten
| ed with pneumonia. She is slowly
improving.
/ Madam Desire Shedd, who has been
cared for in the home of her son. "A
w. Shedd, the past winter, was taker
to the State Hospital at Waterbury
Monday for care.
F. A. VESSEL of New York, pres
ident of VESSEL, Nickle q Gross
whose new factory here is about com
pleted, is in town looking after tht
| interests of the company.
Miss Marion Anker of Burlington
has been spending a week with he1
roommate, Miss Frances Willard
They have returned to U. V. M. to re
sumo their studies.
! J. B. Smith of Flat City, Mo-, ant
4 a friend from Wisconsin are IN town
and in company with B. Fl. Fairbanks
secretary Of the Orleans County Jer
sey Cattle club, are looking at Jer
sey stock with the idea of buying
number of head
Charles R. Taggart, the famou
. musical humorist who halls from
Newbury, and who has travelled tn
nation over in chautauqua and lyce
UNI courses will appear in Seaver'
hall Wednesday evening of mex
week, April 21. Mr.. Taggart alway
pleases and will undoubtedly draw
full house here.
s. The Woman's Literary Club he'll