Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-02-22

Crystal Lake Camp of M. w. of A.,
Friday evening, February Oath.
Ernest Tuttle of New York has fin
ished wiring the VESSEL, Nickel &
Gross factory and returned home.
A S. Gilmour of West Burke re-
Gently sold a fancy bred Guernsey
| bull to Fern Anderson of Glover.
Mrs. C. R. Prescott will help at the
| Hutchins store through the millinery
| season. She began work Monday.
The regular meeting of Orient
| Chapter No. 13, o. E. S. will be held
Friday evening" at z o'clock sharp.
A. S. Drew and Mr.. and Mrs. R. P.
! Webster were in Newport Tuesday to
| attend the funeral of p. C. Blanchard.
Mrs. Fred Bilodeau went to Boston
| Tuesday night to purchase spring
millinery and other goods for her
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Comstock are
| in Albany, N. Y, visiting their son,
Leigh, and sister, Miss Clara Com
stock.
Mrs. Sarah B. Cowles has returned
from Lunenburg, where she was call
| ed on account of sickness in the home
| of her son.
James, John and Frank LaBounty
visited their sister in Orleans Sun
! day. They report Miss Katherine as
improving rapidly.
Fred Hemmings has bought of C.
A. Mute the Alonzo Folsom place in
Kimball, instead of the Ora Willard
farm as stated last week.
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| Crystal Lake hall Tuesday evening,
February %, from o'clock until all
are served. Everybody come.
The Thimble club was entertained
| by Mrs. Mabel Wright on Friday,
February 18th, and by Mrs. Eta Nc
| Lellan on Monday, February 20th.,
F. 7. Roy, who has been sick for
! some time, is not able to be out as
yet Mr.. Roy's sickness keeps sew
eral men from work at the stone
| sheds.
George LaBar of New York was a
weekend visitor at w. j. Utton's.
Mr.. LaBar has recently been in the
! West looking for horses for his sta
BILE here.
Victor Galotti of New York has
moved into the lower tenement in
the Mrs. Nettie McDougal tenement
house, where he will do tailoring and
repairing.
Miss l.. G. Colburn has rented the
/ store formerly occupied by Co. l..
Hutchins in the Lang block on Main
| street and will move her art store
| there March 1st.
The annual business. meeting of the
Ladies' Society will be held at the
Congregational church parlors We'd
| nesday afternoon, March 1st. A
good attendance is desired.
Joseph Galotti of Newport, N. H.,
| has rented the basement store of
/ Geo. C. Lang's up-street block, for
! merly occupied by F. E. Nelson, for
shoe making and repairing.
Mrs. Kate Heath has received word
/ that Miss Nellie E. Cassidy of Chica-
| go, recently broke bone in her an
kle. Miss Cassidy will be remember
ed at Barton academy of the class of
| 1912.
Henry and Ambrose Liable, who
were called to Newport Sunday, Feb
ruary 18th, by the sudden death of a
brother, were again called home last
Sunday by the death of sister,
aged five years.
Several people came from Orleans
| Monday afternoon to visit the tobog-
| gan chute but owing to the warm
| weather the chute was such that they
were unable to slide but spent the af-
ternoon at Hotel Barton.
E. HI. Lee, son of HI. E. Lee,
has returned with his uncle, Geo. S.
Lee, to Okanogan, Washington, for
an extended time. He will take up
fruit growing for his uncle while
| there.
The store of F. E Nelson was
broken into Tuesday night and two
| guns with ammunition, six watches
and many small articles taken. En-
trance was made by breaking win
dow on the south side of the build
ing.
Dorothy Frappier, 10 years of age
died of Bright's disease at the con-
vent Tuesday and will be buried from
st. Paul's church Thursday morning
She was adopted by M. J. B. Frap-
pier when three years old but has
lived here nearly two years.
/ Arthur Buswell and Clyde Heath
were in Montpelier last week attend
meeting. They made arrangements
to care for the fish which will be sent
here from the state hatchery. They
also expect several settings of pleas
ant eggs for Matching.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Barrows anc
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Pierce write they
are planning to make 1600-mile triI
to the Imperial valley via. San Diego
L. -
of Geo. HI. Davis and family former
residents of Barton They report al
are well.
The long continued winter wealth
er closed down Friday morning will
. the record low mark of the winter
, thermometers registering as low a:
AZ. Then on Sunday the first thav
of the winter arrived lasting two day.
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