Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-09-27

and son, Ronald, remained until
Tuesday owing to her fathers opera
ton at the hospital.
Joseph and Romeo Faust and their
families have decided that they like
Orleans better tn a Springfield,
Mass, and have returned. At pres
ent they are stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Rainville on South street.
Notice: DR.. H. V. Hight, chiropo-
dist, will be at the Valley House, Or
leans, Wednesday and Thursday, Sep
TENDER 27 and %. All foot ailments
corrected without pain. Yours for
better feet. H. V. Hight, M. Cp. ad
A. w. Fletcher and H. M. Whipple
are making improvements in front
of their blocks, occupied by Twombly
& Cotton and The Whipple Converse
Co. on Main street, by putting in ce-
ment between the new sidewalk and
the buildings.
The Parker-Young Co. is planning
to install a new boiler at their Iras-
burg mill and put in stock of lum-
Der there this winter. Orders are
coming freely for the planning mill
and box shop, and they are taking on
considerable help.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Doe have re-
turned to their home at Providence,
r. T., after q months stay at the
Valley House. Mr.. and Mrs. Chaun-
cey R. Fenton of Woonsocket, R. l.,
this popular hosiery.
The o. E. S. district meeting will
be held at Barton Thursday after
noon and evening. Intervale Chap
ter does the work and large dele
cation is expected to attend. Ask
your friends if they have transporta-
ton.
E. C. Skinner, his daughter, Elsie.
and granddaughter motored to Wor-
cester one day last week to welcome
new son at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Morley. The many Or
leans friends of the parents extend
congratulations.
Twenty young lady friends of Miss
Mildred Ordway joined in surprise
birthday party and shower for her at
the home of Miss Elsie Skinner Sat
urday evening. The card entertain
ment was supplemented by dainty re-
freshmen4s and a beautiful birthday
cake.
E. E. Doe, G. H. Moulton, Irving
Leavens and his brother, Roy Lea
vens, recently enjoyed a motor camp
ing trip of several days to Forts st.
Francis, Crown Point and Ticonder-
oga. Mr.. Doe is quite enthusiastic
about the items of interest to be
found on this trip.
The Nellie Gill Players presented
"Turn to the Right" to a full house
Tuesday evening. Again each part
was we'll presented, true to nature
in manner highly pleasing to their
many Orleans friends. In three
weeks they will present the drama
"The Boss" as their farewell fol-
this season.
A. M. Kipp, Fred Fauchs and Pres
ton Sheperd of Orleans and Roy
Hicks of Newport motored to and
climbed Jay Peak Saturday. The at
mosphere was not clear and the day
was unfavorable for long distance
views. This has become a very pop
ular trip but it is well to select g
day with as little smoke in the air. as
possible.
County Fish and Game Warden C
H. Atkins, assisted by Special War
den Charles Blow of Burlington, went
to Holland last week to investigate
reports that Canadian hunters were
crossing the line and violating the
vermont game laws. The net result
was that they brought four Cana
dams to Newport where their fine:
and costs amounted to $46.5O each.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Little OF
Rockland, Me-, are visiting her par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. HI. w. Buchanan
Tuesday they all motored to Sher
brooke and other points in Canada
| Mr.. Little is now president and man
ager of the w, M. Little company OF
| RocklanS, Me-, a company formed tt
do wholesale business in meats, pro-
visions, fruits and vegetables. Mr.
Little was formerly an Orleans boy
and we are pleased to note his sue
cess.
Hospital notes: DR.. Cleasby attend
ed the annual meeting of the New
England Surgical society at Burling-
ton last week Friday and Saturday
George P. Adams was operated on
Monday by Drs. Allen and Cleasby
Indications point to a good recovery.
AS the season for out-of-door flowers
draws to a close, the management
and patients wish to express their ap-
probation and gratitude to the many
kind friends who have so generously
remembered those less fortunate than
themselves.
BROWNINGTON
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Grow visited in
Hardwick recently.
Mrs. Carrie Lounge is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ella Wyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Eley and "hjl-
dren spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Galbraith and
daughter from Passumpsic visited at