Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Wilkey visited
her sister, Mrs. Beede Dunham,
who is quite i'll in Orleans, on Sum
day.
c.. III. Swift was in town recently
and reports his wife much improved.
They expect to return home for the
summer.
Mrs. James Scott is spending a
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Lynn Anderson, and family in West
Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. S. Heath have re-
turned home from N. I. Lyman's in
Glover, where they have been for
some time.
Walter James has traded his West
field property with Clement Roger for
the Blay farm and they expect to
move soon.
Mrs. A. J. Williamson of st. Johns
bury is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Clara Johnson, and other friends for
a few days.
first of the week in the interest of his
property which was the Augustus
French place.
Angelo Bona and his. nephew,
Johnny, were in st. Johnsbury hos
pital last week and each had their
tonsils removed.
The Woman's Literary Club will
hold it's chafng dish supper in the
Congregational vestry Wednesday
evening, April 10Th.
The meeting of the Afternoon Stu
dy club is postponed to Thursday of
next week, April 20. The meeting
will be held with Mrs. G. A. Barrows.
DIR. H. " Hight will be at the Bar
ton Hotel, Thursday, April 18th. All
foot ailments corrected without pain.
Yours for better feet. III. V. Hight.
ad
Orders your flowers for Easter ear
ly. Cut flowers and Towering plants
of all kinds sent by parcel post from
the "Flower Shop" Newport. Tel
ephone 81. adv
W. Ell. Chappell, who has been run
ming his table shop on short time this
winter, commenced Monday on full
time and hopes to operate on full
time hereafter.
The body of Mrs. Jos. Labounty,
who died at ST. Johnsbury hospital
yesterday, was brought here today
and funeral services will be held here
with burial at Newport Monday.
Mrs. F. A. Scott of ST. Johnsbury
recently visited Mrs. F. c.. Browning
Chas. Morrill, of Plymouth, N. H.,
who was with F. B. Flanders last
year, has returned for the summer.
The Barton Fair Ground Co., have
recently. bought their attractions for
the Barton fair of the. Keith Co., of
Boston. They are making many re-
pairs on the buildings where needed.
H. B. Stewart of Beebe, Que, was
visitor at Roaring Brook stables
last week and Chas. Hunt of Derby
Line was a recent business visitor at
the Utton stables and of Fair Sec
retary Barrows.
Miss Esther Drumming of Spring
field, Mass, writes her parents that
she received large number of post
cards from her friends here while in
the hospital. She is able to go home
again and did not undergo an opera
tion.
c.. E. Hamblet and Mrs. G.. l..
Hutchins have been appointed COM
missioners and appraisers of the es-
tate OF the late MISS IL. y. COEDurnc.
1t is said that Mrs. Hutchins is the
first woman ever to be appointed in
this capacity in this district.
Frank Smoyer of Strawdsburg, Pa,
has been hired to work with w. j.
Utton at Roaring Brook stables for
the summer and George Hutton of st.
Johns, N. B., has been engaged to do
the blacksmithing for the Roaring
Brook stables, and will have his work
shop at the park as usual.
The mast week has been typical
April weather consisting of showers,
sunshine. heat and cold. Frost is
fast comin0 out of the ground, frogs
are singing and grass begins to look
green in spots. Water is very high
in Barton river. The cellars on Glow
er street are suffering from floods.
The w. C. T. u. met with Mrs. A.
P. Underwood Tuesday afternoon.
Devotional exercises consisted of re-
peating the 23d Psalm, and prayer
offered by the president. The COM
mittee APPOINTED for nominating Of
fcers for the coming year is Mrs.
Batchelder. Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. AL
len. The program taken up was a