Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31

ing. Everyone is cordially invite
and there is no admission charge.
hospital in Boston recently, is re
ported very comfortable
w. w. Reirden has gone to New
York for few days to finish hear
ing evidence on the Rutland Count,
| Court case, reported last week.
| Mrs. Marion Nelson and Mrs. Eliz
abeth Gilmour have received cable
from Glasgow, Scotland. of the death
of their sister, Mrs. Ellen Miller.
Miss Sally Cowles of New York
with her friend, Mis- Paddock, is here
for the summer and has moved to
her camp in Crystal Lake Grove.
C. III. Blood reports that he paid
over $1,000 for the B. & M. railroad
are laying new steel rails in this sec
ton.
The many friends of Miss Bernice
Hamblet will be glad to learn she is
much improved from. her operation
for appendicitis in the Orleans hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nairn and
family of South Albany sail next
Sunday from Montreal, P. O.. to
Scotland, their future home. on the
s. S. Cassandra.
II. P. Hood and Sons have an
nounced they will not take milk from
patrons using milking machines un-
less thoroughly steriIized and clean
from this time on.
Al. Standish of Boston. a reporter
and writer for the American Horse
Breeder, was a recent visitor at the
Roaring Brook stables for informal
tion and inspection.
Mrs. Saril Brooks has returned
from Run1ford, Me-, where she has
been for some time visiting her son.
Or. NJ. j. Brooks, the doctor bringing
her home by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur White of Or
leans and Mrs. J. w. McFarlane at
tended the funeral of Mrs. R. J.
Knowles, maggie McFarlane) Mem
orlal Sunday at Waterbury.
Geo. d. Donald was called to Shar-
on, Pa, Sunday on account of the
illness of his brother, William, who
died from blood poisoning. which de-
Veloped from typhoid fever.
The horses at Barn No. 1 at Roar
ing Brook stables are being moved
TINS week to the Holder barn, where
there is much more room. several
new stalls having been built.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Norris and
family arrived home from Florida
last week in their car after having
spent the winter there. Mr.. Norris
is back In his blacksmith shop.
Anyone who will take a load of
nigh school pupils to Willoughby lake
Friday at 10 o'clock and get them
back again in the afternoon are ask
ed to get word to Principal Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Seaver and Mrs.
Geo. G. Lang were in Lyndonville
Thursday night to attend the operet-
ia. "The Flower Girl" given bv cool
children under the direction of Mrs.
Amory Seaver.
The Farm Bureau will hold a meet
ing in Odd Fellows hall Thursday.
June 1st, 8 p.s m. There will be spe-
,ialists from the Department of Agri-
culture with lantern slides. Every
body invited. 21-22I
The pupils of Mrs. Fred III. Pills
bury will give piano recital at the |
Gem theatre on Monday, June 5, at |
8 O'Clock in the afternoon and 81
o'clock in the evening. Everyone is |
cordially invited.
Henry M. Cutler and friend, Don
Cobleigh, of Dartmouth college, are
at the home of H. r. Cutler for a |
few days. Mr.. Cobeligh is councillor |
at the Morgan, Morana Cook Bows |
camps at Readfeld, Me.
The military whist party given
asst week Wednesday evening was I
we'll attended and much enjoyed by |
all. The winning table was defended
oy c. III. Blood, Mrs. III. r. Cutler,
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Brown.
Samuel Aiken, aged II years, died !
at his home Friday night, May 26,
of pneumonia, after a sickness of
four days. He leaves a wife three
daughters and grandchildren. Bur-
lal was at North Troy, Rev. M. A. I
Turner officiating.
An attempt was made Saturday or
Sunday night to break into the Har-
ned q Stevens store, by coming
through the cellar and prying door.
The parties were evidently scared
away but left much evidence by fin
ger prints, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry and Mrs. Cor
1elius Buckley, Mrs. Kilgarlen, Mrs.
Fred Bilodeau and Miss Jeanette
Bilodeau attended Monday the funer-
al of Miss Ellen Gallagher, daugh-
,er of Ed. Gallagher Of Hardwick.
1eld at East Albany.
There will be strawberry supper
at the M. E. church Tuesday, June 6.
from 6 o'clock until all are served.
The price of the supper will be 35
cents, children under IL years 25
cents. Everyone is cordially invited.
Come and have good social time as
well as good things to eat.
Col Williams of Fort Ethan Allen.