Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-06-28

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F. M. Dean and son and daughter,
Burton and Fanny, and Elmer Lyon
motored to Lisbon Sunday. Mr..
Deans mother, Mrs. Viola Dean, re-
turned with them to remain for an
indefinite time.
Miss Veda Hawse returned We'd
nesday from three weeks visit with
her brother and other relatives in
Hanover. Her cousin, Miss Marion
Hawse, of Hanover, returned with her
for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur White and
| daughter, Doris, started Saturday for
Saratoga, N. Y, to visit his sister,
and to be present when their son,
Ralph White, graduates from the Sar-
atoga high school. They will return
about July 9Th.
Mrs. George Sanders has sold her
home on School street to Thomas
Smith OF Evansville. We are pleased
to have Mr.. Smith and family make
| Orleans their home. Mrs. Sanders
has gone to Morrisville to live with
her son, Walter Sanders.
| The oil has arrived for the streets
and will probably be applied this
week. On ton of calcium chloride
will be tried as an experiment. F.
j. Parlin and H. W. Buchanan are
very generously sharing in the ex-
fpense of the latter.
On June Goth and July 1st, there
will be SO per cent. reduction sale
of corsets, pottery, small gifts, books,
etc. belonging to the estate of the
late l.. G. Colburne. The sale will
take place at Gladys Masures shop
on Church street. ad
A special meeting of the Mothers
club was held with Mrs. Andrus on
June 10th, and the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. White; vice president,
| Mrs. Dorman; secretary, Mrs. An
drus; treasurer, Mrs. Leavitt.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Hunt, accom-
panied by DIR. Lanphear, carried Miss
Porter, sister of Mrs. Hunt, to
Brightlook hospital Saturday, where
she underwent an operation Sunday.
Miss Porter is from Manchester, N.
H., and it appears that she had been
visiting her sister when she was TAX
en- ill.
Henry Schultz found a pocketbook
in the park Tuesday morning contain
ing $3.50 in money. A name inside
and little inquiry soon enabled Mr.
Schultz to return it to the owner, V. L.
Cruickshank, a travelling salesman
for a Boston hardware house. A
hearty handshake and smoke set
tied the matter to the satisfaction of
/ both parties. Comment seems I'M
necessary.
Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Hamilton
started for Flushing, L. l., Mrs. Ham
ilton's former home, last Thursday
morning. From there they will go to
Mr.. Hamilton's former home in West
| Virginia. Mr.. Hamilton then hopes
to attend summer school at Column
/ bia for a short time before they re-
turn to Orleans, probably about the
latter part of July.
Prof. and Mrs. VIM. Mckinley Rob-
inson left Tuesday morning. They
went via Portland by train, then by
| tend a teachers convention. They
will later go to New York for the
summer school at Columbia univer-
sity. They have many warm friends
in Orleans who deeply regret their
decision not to remain here for anoth-
er school year.
F A few days ago while Samuel Cello
was working on the cellar for his new
| house on North avenue, he was oblig-
ed to return to his home in Lowell
lowing to unaccountable severe pain
in his thumb. This continued until
commissions showed indications of te-
tanus. A physician was summoned
from Burlington and the attack was
/ overcome. 1t is reported that Mr..
Cello is likely to make complete re-
covery.