Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-10-25
ORLEANS
CONTINUED from opposite paee.

Johnsburv Monday for an X-ray ex-
animation.
F. L. Clifford has a Ford truck to
use in his plumbing business. He is |
also displaying gold leaf sign over |
his entrance.
Joseph Hennesey has moved from
the Turnbull Co. house on Maple
street into the E. A. Grow house on
the same street.
Acting in behalf of the local w. C.
T. u, Mrs. Susie Anderson collected
and forwarded $500 for the Rescue
home in Burlington.
Mrs. R. G. Quimby went to Brock
ton, Mass, Saturday to attend the
funeral of nephew, who was killed
| by a train at Avon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Stannard were
| the guests of Judge and Mrs. w. M.
| Wright at Barton from Saturday
evening until Monday.
G. o. Parlin was quite seriously in
jured by an iron bar which struck him
| in the face while working at one of
the mills last Thursday.
/ Mrs. Harriet Sherburne of West
! Burke has come to Orleans to make
! her home with her daughter, Mrs. A.
D. Phillips, for the winter.
! E. c.. Skinner motored to Worces-
ter Sunday and brought back his
daughters, Miss Elsie and Mrs. John
Morley and three children.
j Joseph Boulanger had a weeks va
cation from his labors in the Jenkins
market and visited Montreal and 9TH
1 er Canadian points last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Kipp and SON,
Ralph, of st. Johnsbury were the
guests of Mrs. Jennie Kipp and Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Kipp> over Sunday.
Miss Helen Cass visited friends in
Montpelier over the weekend and
attended the U. V. M.-Dartmouth
. football game at Hanover Saturday.
/ w. l.. Muir, baker for D. H. Web
ster, was called to Beebe last week
by the death of younger brother
caused by an accidental gun-shot
wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Whipple start
!, ed Monday for motor trip to Green
!, field, Mass, where they will visit
their daughter, Mrs. R. w. Turnbull
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Mason enter
4 tanned his mother, Mrs. Ella Mason,
and brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. H
P Mason, of Barnet over Saturday
, and Sunday.
: A. R. Bennett motored to Franconia,
N. H., Sunday and Mrs. Bennett re-
turned with him after about three
weeks spent in the home of their
daughter, Mrs. w. P. Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Taplin plan to
, go to Boston the latter part of this
> week. They expect to combine, bust
!, ness with pleasure and see the Dart
uoY I'd football 90 Sot11r-
: day.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell of Sherbrooke
5 is visiting her daughter, Mrs. c.. r.
Besaw. Another daughter, Miss Eva
Mitchell, also of Sherbrooke, spent
Sunday with them.
, State Officer Dickens was called to
, Highwater last week in connection
with the recovery of the car stolen In
E Danville recently and the return OF
: one of the men implicated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Kipp and son
3 Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Kipp and children
/ and Mrs. Jennie Kipp went to VOL
e colt Saturday on account of the i'll.
ness of the latter's brother.
nj Drs. E. N. Trenholme and Karl S
f Webster attended the annual meeting
: of the Passumpsic Valley Dental as
r ISOLATION at Lyndonville Saturday
v evening. The latter was chosen vice
J. president for the year ensuing.
: Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Hill and family
;, and his mother, MRS. Hill, OF Newpo1
:, and Mr.. and Mrs. !. H. Perry Of Is
It land Pond were guests Of Mr.. ant
e Mrs. Ira Gray Sunday. The elder
!: Mrs. Hill remains for little time.
q Mrs. Jennie Hennessy returned
from an extended visit last week &C
r companied by her sister, Mrs. Samue
e Prouty, of Worcester, Mass, wht
o brought her by auto. Mrs. w. B
Bowman, another sister, returns will
S Mrs. Prouty for two weeks and while
e there will visit her son, Walter Bow
: man, of Fitchburg, Mass.
Il Several Orleans young people wen
to Bloomington last week Monday
! evening to attend a party given Miss
u Celeste Caron at her home. Abou
25 were present to enjoy the decora
:, tions, the entertainment, the refresh
y mnts, the dancing and a general gooc
y time.
B. Winget and his brothers, Will
liam of Irasburg, and Nathan of Low
ell, went to Ascot, Que, Tuesday t.
attend the funeral of an older broth
er. This was the first break in a fam
:. lily of seven boys and two girls, o
whom the deceased was the oldest AM
John the youngest.
Miss Dorothy Porter celebrated he
10th birthday Tuesday evening, DC
tober 18th, by entertaining her clas
j in school with other friends, to tn
!, number of "a. 1t was merry par
Il ty and closed by all going to tn
train to greet her father, George Por
ter, on his midnight run south.
Hospital notes: A son, Robert, wa
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Row
Monday, October Esd. Their friend
t extend congratulations. Earl Green
4, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Green
s. was operated on for appendicitis b.
e Drs. Allen and Cleasby Monday. Johl
|, Mckinney was discharged Saturday
t Mrs. Ida Young, widow of DR.. Lew
70 is Young, formerly of Orleans, ant