Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-10-25

Prof Stevens and Miss Annis at
tended the football game played by
u. V. M. and Dartmouth at Hanover
Saturday.
B. F. & H. L. Jackman had their
new ambulance, which they recently
bought for Newport, in use here Sun
day, having two funerals to attend
on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Lyon of
Worcester, Mass, are visiting her IA
ther, DR.. Prime, at the Summit. DIR.
and Mrs. Prime will return with them
for the weekend.
Lorenzo Chadburn, who recently
bought the GlaZier house on Lincoln
avenue, has sold the property to A. j.
Clark of Craftsbury, who will take
possession at once.
B. F. & H. L. Jackman have leased
the rooms in the Masonic block, for
merly occupied by Gladys Masure,
where they will continue doing their
undertaking business.
The B. F. & H. L. Jackman Co. is
moving it's stock of furniture and
crockery to it's Newport store. Mr..
Jackman will continue his undertak-
ing business in Barton.
Mrs. Saviah Farr of Charleston
died Saturday night at her home aft
er long illness. Several years ago
Mrs. Farr cared for Mrs. H. K. Dew
ey, who was an invalid.
Miss Sophia Zabarsky of Sher
brooke, Que, is home for few days.
Miss Zabarsky is with the National
Amusement Co. and has recently been
transferred to Boston.
1t is reported young man by the
name of Green of Morrisville, COM
mencing work for the U S Bobbin Co.
at Perry on Monday lost three fin
gers on saw the first day.
Harry Humphrey and Miss James
of Springfield, Mass, have been Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Humphrey. Miss James has been
buying antiques in this vicinity.
Mrs. F. W. Cutting is spending
some time in Springfield, Mass, and
other places visiting friends. Miss
Mary j. Hart, who has spent the sum-
mer with Mrs. Cutting, went with
her.
Clarence Hazen, B. A, '21, who en-
tered Northeastern University in Bos-
ton this fall, was one of five in an en-
tering class of 200, who passed the
algebra elimination contest examina-
tion.
Recent guests at Hotel Barton in
clude F. H. Morgan of Wallaston.
Mass, w. H. Roberts of Manchester,
F. A. VESSEL of New York, Misses
Rose Lucia and Katherine Aageson of
Montpelier.
Mrs. Sadie Cowles and her son,
Lee, attended the funeral of her
| l. r C44
He was killed at Gorham, N. H., by
an accident in which a truck and
| train had a near collision.
Merrill Clapper and Miss Dorothy
Dill of Arlington, Mass, were mar
Rev. M. A. Turner Tuesday evening,
| October 10TH Merrill's friends have
! remembered him with a variety of
gifts.
There will be Halloween party at
| the Beach schoolhouse in West Glover
| on Tuesday evening, October 81.
| There will be a program after which
games will be played followed by
dancing. Refreshments will be serv-
ed. Admission, adults 25 cents, chill
dren 10 cents.
The Urban Stock Company, which
played here three nights last week
and presented a matinee Saturday
afternoon, did not draw very large
crowds. Their plays were we'll given
and between the acts each evening
vaudeville was given. The matinee
| Saturday afternoon was especially for
the children and a Punch and Judy
play was presented which delighted
the youngsters.
That cultivated grapes can be rails
! ed in this northern climate has been
| demonstrated the past season by HI.
E. Lee, who has two hardy Concord
/ grape vines Several fine clusters of
mature fruit were left at the office
and they were as large, as sweet and
as fine a grape in every respect as
many found on the market. Mr.. Lee
says they receive no artificial protec-
tion from the weather but were well
i fertilized and watered freely.
/ BROWNINGTON
4 On Friday evening of this week
will be the first of series of ster-
eopticon lectures at the church in
; Bloomington village. The subject,
tTn the Heart of the Hills" A song
service will be a part of the program.
The hour, o'clock.
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