Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-06-07

E.. G. Collision, Sec.
Mrs. Eugene NORM, who has beer
sick the past week, is improving.
Timothy Carey of Montpelier Ii
visiting his brother, Thomas, wht
has been sick, and his sister, Mrs. f.
G. Wilkie, for a few days.
Mrs. Nellie Colby and daughter o.
Lvndonville attended the piano reclt
al on Monday evening given by pupils
of Mrs. F. III. Pillsbury at the Cen
theatre.
There will be a regular meeting
of Sunbeam Rebekah Lodge, No. IL
Tuesday evening, June 13. Luncf
will be served. All members are
asked to be present.
At the general assembly Of the
Rebekah Lodge held at Brattlebort
recently, Mrs. Annie Larabee was
elected district deputy for district NO
5 for the coming year.
Mrs. Mary E. Gilmoac, who recent
ly underwent a serious operation al
the Elliott hospital in Boston, is
gaining rapidly. Her many friends
are pleased to learn of this.
Mrs. Agnes Cook of California
passed through this town Tuesday or
her way to West Burke to visit her
brother, Allen Gilmore. Mrs. Cook
formerly lived at West Glover.
VIM. Ford, once a resident of this
town. was here recently. Mr.. Ford
is SUPERINTENDENT of the Worcester,
Nashua and Portland R. r. division,
with headquarters at Nashua, N. II.
The Barton Golf club, at a called
meeting Monday evening, voted to
build a clubhouse at once. The
building is to be 30 feet by 18 feet
with a 10-foot piazza on two sides.
Henry J. Baker, aged 85 years,
who has lived with her daughter, Mrs.
c.. R. Davenport, died suddenly tues
day afternoon. The body will be
saken to Massachusetts on Thursday
for burial.
Eight girls of the Blue Bird club,
under the direction of Miss Esther
Eveleth, Tuesday made canvass OF
the village for the nickel day cam
paign and collected about $22 for this
worthy object.
The candy making machine shipped
to Chicago, ILL.,, recently by the J. w.
Murkland Co., for an exhibit at the
confectioners' convention, has been
sold to parties. in Mansfield, Ohio,
with several other prospects.
Work has commenced on the prop
erty of Miss Bernice Atwell on Lin
coin avenue, which she purchased
from the N. M. Scott estate. 1t is
understood she will convert the build
ing thereon into a residence.
Mrs. Daisy Baldwin and daughter,
Marion, go to Springfield, Mass,
for the summer. Miss Mar
ion will take business course at the
Bay Path institute. Paul will stay
on farm in Montpelier while they
are away.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Chas. Cutler on Tuesday, June
18th at 8 o'clock. This is Flower
Mission day and each lady is request
ed to bring flowers and also furnish
for picnic supper. Remember time
and place.
Miss Mary Hibbard of Barnet was
in town to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Hibbard, over Sunday,
taking Master Donald, her brother,
back for weeks visit Miss Elsie
Hibbard started Monday for Spring
field and Hardwick, Mass, to-visst
ner brother.
Mrs. S. M Bickford wishes IN this
way to convey her thanks to the
members of the Literary club, the
Afternoon Study club, the Ladies'
Society of the Congregational church
and the many other friends who re-
membered her so kindly with flowers
and greetings during her recent ill
ness.
1t is reported at FIR. Hagan was
called on Saturday
evening while in his study, by a per-
son who demanded his money but was
lriven away by the quick presence of
mind of Fir. Hagan, who went to a
lrawer for money but produced
revolver instead and told his intruder
% ''get," which he did in great haste.
The piano recital given by the pu-
oils of Mrs. F. III. Pillsbury on Mon
lay was very much enjoyed by
arge audience, both afternoon and
evening. 1t is very interesting to see
he progress of these young people
rom year to year and much credit
S due to their teacher. Miss Phillips
# Orleans, one of Frank Harris pu-
pills, played solo.
The Vermont commission desires
% write history of Vermont in the
World war and to obtain the names
Of all Vermonters, from this COM
munity, who were at any time dur
ng the World war in the service of
,he Allies of the United States.
They would like to obtain in addition
70 the name, the service record of
these persons, the address of the
person concerned, or, the address of
.he next of kin where the person is