Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-08-23
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Village Improvement society at Will
loughby lake on Tuesday.
Master Robert Barrows of johnson
| is spending a week with his cousin,
Wellington Stevens, at the Stevens
cottage at Willoughby lake.
Misses Eleanor Lyon and Althea
Wheelock have finished work in the
j. G. Turnbull Co. office and Miss Mae |
Wheeler is now working there.
Mrs. George B. Rowell and SON, !
George, who have been spending a !
month at their home on Prospect
! street, have returned to Boston. :,
/ Ezra Taylor took the young band
to Craftsbury Wednesday, August 16,
where they played for>the dedication
of the soldiers memorial monument.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Durham were
visitors at Maurice Smiths in Barton
lSunday, where there were four gene
ratiens of the Durham family pres
lent.
Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Bole and
daughter of Hardwick and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Thompson of Lyndonville
were recent visitors at F H. 'Fras-
ier's.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Barnard and
daughter, Pauline, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Mcqueen of Newport were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs F. E..
Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Turnbull, Eve
! lyn Kinney, Doris Dickens, Kenneth
> Perley apd Harland Stearns are
camping at Willoughby lake for a
week.
Master Lee Lothrop had the mis-
fortune to swallow a Canadian penny
+ Saturday and was taken to the st.
J. Johnsbury hospital for the removal
of same.
q Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Locke motored
t to Montpelier Wednesday to carry
d Mrs. Locke's cousin, Miss Maud
Shurtleff to her home. They return
d ed Thursday.
It Mr.. and Mrs. Arlo Butler and son.
r, Alvin, and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Neil
u and daughter, Carrie, of Ayers Cliff
r Que, visited at the home of Alvin
Wood Sunday
r Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Craig return
/ ed to their home in Westfeld, Mass.
IS on Monday, after spending two
a weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Ell
z Edridge and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Parker, Mrs
g Charles Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. >Ceci
is Wheeler, Mrs. E.. q. Jenness and Ar
y. thur Emerson were at Seymour lax.
ut and Lake Norton Sunday.
+ Miss ]. M. Hislop is taking a va
NJ cation from her duties at the hospital
which she is spending at Aver, Ont
V. hospital during the absence of Mis-
ST. Hislop.
u Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Eldridge, R. w
10 Eldridge and Hazel Allen left Frida,
u morning on camping trip through
the Adirondack mountains, returnin,
r, the first of the week by the way o
lie Manchester.
+ The band went to Irasburg Monda,
y y evening to play for supper an
u y lawn party, given as a benefit for
". soldiers memorial window for tn
~ church. Several of the townspeopl
'ii also attended.
Fall and winter millinery openin,
showing the latest New York an
Boston styles in. all the leading col
ors, August 25th and 26th, at tn
~ shop of Mrs. Fred N. Bilodeau, LAM
Block, Barton. = ad
-. Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Jenkins, Nj
~ Friday and son; Durranty of Amstel
dam, N. Y, Mrs. Waldo Leonard an
We friend, Miss Thompson of Walthan
at Mass, took an auto trip to Lost riy
er last Wednesday.
ur Mr.. and Mrs. Jerre Marston, Mr.
on Irene Nye, Mrs. Lenna Lawrence an
daughter, Frances, and Mrs. A. {
lis White and daughter, Doris, attende
IS the Clark-King reunion at Glove
Thursday, August 18th.
IS Mrs. Arthur Ordway passed ava
ge at her home on Union street at
o'clock Sunday evening after an il
rk ness lasting several months. The fl
hit neral was held Wednesday afternoo
at o'clock. An obituary will al
he pear next week.
Dr. Hospital notes: Mrs. Kate Water
man of Willoughby was operated O
nd by Drs. Blake and Cleasby on Al
he gust 10Th. August 18th Mrs. A. n
let Wright of Coventry and Mrs. Mitcl
ell Leonard of Groveton, N. H., wei
,m operated on by Drs. Allen and Clea'
ng by.
M The Wells family gave a very Ell
joyable entertai nment to a small al
sh- dience in the Congregational churc
are last Wednesday evening under tt
Is auspices of the Ladies' Aid societ
The program consisted of solos, tri,
3D. and a quartet by the children, wi
re- played piano, cornet, violin and cell
at They also gave short humoro1
ust sketches. Mr.. Wells also read Sc
be eral short selections. They are r
be- markable group of young artists al
or presented one of the best concer
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