Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-08-16
mother, Mrs. Laura Findlay, and 9TH

mother, Mrs. Laura Findlay, and 9TH
er friends.
Prof. and Mrs. II. E. Hawkes. of
Westmore took Mrs. A. D. Chandler,
Miss Eva Chandler and Miss Lillian
Gallup for motor trip to Massawip-
pi lake Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Hennessy went to Bos-
ton last week to visit her daughter,
Veda, and will go from there to
Pennsylvania to visit another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Beatrice Genge.
Judge and Mrs. w. F. Clark Of
Geneva, N. Y, formerly of Glover,
are the guest of their sisters and
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerre Marston
and Miss Ellen Marston.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Cotton, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. j. Kinney and two daughters,
Evelyn and Esther, and Miss Mae
Wiley visited Mr.. and Mrs. L.. M.
Kinsley at Corinth Sunday.
The Nellie Gill players presented
"Peg o. My Heart" at the Opera
House Tuesday evening to an appre-
ciative audience and full house.
The parts were all well rendered and
Peg was charming.
DR.. Hight will be at the Valley
House, Orleans, Friday and Satur-
day, August 1919. Have your foot
troubles corrected and enjoy the COM
ing fairs: Yours for better feet
H. V. Hight, M. "Cp."
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Clark, Miss
Dora May Clark and Mrs. Marion
Gray and two children of Brockton,
Mass, are the guests of the doctors
brother, Geo. w. Clark and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Heath.
Mrs. Kate Standish and son, Ed
ward, visited Mrs. Flora Guild Sun
day and she joined them in motor
trip to Barton. Her many friends
are pleased to know that she is much
improved in health.
Prof. and Mrs. H. E. Hawkes. and
daughter, Elizabeth, and Miss Eva
Chandler motored to johnson Tues
day. Mr.. Hawkes. and daughter were
to take a hike over the mountain
trail from Johnson and be picked uI
elsewhere at later date.
Mr.. and Mrs Pearl Clayton O.
Washington, d. c., George Gatchel
of Bennington and Mrs. E. P. Circuit
of Derby called on the latter's sister
and brother, Mrs. H. 1. Badger anc
Harrison Twombly Monday. Mr.
Clayton has been White House off
cial for about 80 years.
Mrs. G. E. Jenkins and two daugh
tiers have returned from a months
stay with her people at Amsterdam
IN. Y. Her brother-in-law, Morris
Friday. brought them back by auto
Her father, John Pagel, also return
ed with them for an indefinite sta!
in Orleans.
i Inquiries have already begun tt
come in concerning places for pupil!
to get room and board or both, to at
tend Orleans high school. PeopI,
who can furnish either would do
kindness to those would-be pupils b,
confering with the school board o.
the principal.
Tenements are getting very scare,
again in Orleans. The house il
which F. l.. Clifford has been livine
has been sold and he may be forcet
to go out of town to find place t.
live. The lack of places to live il
is likely to be still more acute a.
business revives.
r. w. Turnbull of Greenfield ha
been visiting his family and parent
in Orleans for a few days. Mrs
Turnbull and two children have beer
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Turnbull carried
' them all back to Greenfield Wednes
J day and will remain there for tn
rest of the week.
, All but one absent member o
Meade Post, G. A. R., and the Relic
Corps attended the funeral of Com
rade Albert Webster at Barton Mon
day. They were Mr.. and Mrs. o. F
} Durham, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Fetch
err, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Parker, MI
Mrs. Mary Ordway, Mrs. Mary Moul
! Hospital notes: Miss Myra Doug
lass is back at her work in the offic
after a months vacation. DR.. Clar
of Ashbury Park, N. j., was Wis
I itor Tuesday during an operation uI
on a niece. The state clinic Frida
brought 33 patients who were opel
I ated on by Drs. Kicker and Cleasb
for adenoids and tonsils. Tuesday
} the 18th inst. they operated upo
I nine as follows: Albert Lavoie, Els
, Cner SmlCn, Beatrice bean ana MAI
Timmons of Orleans, Mary A. Pay
\ and Arthur Flanders of Newport, {
T. Park of Troy, Dorothy Gates c
} Barton and Gilbert Gross of Brown
! ington.
/ Mrs. Freelove D. Leonard has bee
entertaining Miss Marion A. Spaulc
, ing, Miss Angelina Sparks, and Mr.
D Elizabeth Nickerson of Everett
Wash, and Miss Alice M. Thompso
7 of Waltham, Mass. Miss Thompso
is trained nurse and is spending
Z few days with Mrs. Leonard viii
: the other members of the party al
en- route for the West via the c.
: railroad, stopping at most prominer
Canadian cities. At Banff they wi
make an extended stop, resting frol
\ their fourteenth transcontinental tri1
4 While in Orleans Ray Skinner motor
ed the party with Mrs. Leonard
h Willoughby lake where they We've
7 the "Lucerne of America"
4 WESTMORE
= Mrs. E. J. Wheeler is on the sic
1 list.
Joseph Tatro and family spent tt
y weekend at Carroll Piper's in Ea
\ Charleston.