Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-08-02
Mrs. Kibby has sold her restaurar


business, in the Flood block, after
conducting it successfully for five
years, to Amos Dilley and possession
was given Monday. Mrs. Kibby has
gone to her home in Munroe, N. H,
for time.
Mrs. Carl Hooker from her summer
home in Portland, Me-, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. G.. Smith and family of North
Troy and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Grow
and family of Walden were guests
at the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. P. Smith, recently.
Chas. Hutchins, DIR. Blake, /. A.
McRitchie and several others from
the Barton band were invited by the
Orleans band to go to Montgomery
village Sunday and give concert.
Later in the day they were given a
!, banquet at Hazen's notch.
' Miss Florence Blood of Boston and
Miss Marie Blood of Manchester, N.
H., and the two sons from the Kurn
Hattin home in Westminster are to
spend some time with their father,
c.. III. Blood. They are to go camp
ing at Shadow lake, in Glover.
/ Recent guests at Hotel Barton in
clude party of six from Montreal,
Miss Alice Hurd of New York, who
will remain for some time, and Mr..
and Mrs. J. C. Bell of Yonkers, N. Y,
with servants, who are visiting Miss
Sheppard, guest of the house for
the summer.
More than 100 people enjoyed the
service held in front of the Crystal
Lake House Sunday evening. The
music by about 20 voices and the talk
by Mr.. Hutchinson were appreciated
by many who have been unable to
attend church. A similar service will
be held next Sunday night, weather
permitting.
GLOVER
Hugh McCullem is quite seriously
i'll at his home in Glover village.
The Clark-Hill Christmas club was
entertained last week by Mrs. Har-
ley Drew.
! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips visit
ed their daughter at Greensboro Bend
last week.
] Jane Cook, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Cook, has been
cutie i'll but is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitney, who
have been visiting at the Leonard
Homestead, have returned to their
home in Concord, Mass.
/ Mrs. George Wilson has been SER
iously ill as the result of poi
son from polluted water. Mrs. Lola
Clark is caring for her.
J. The neighborhood Christmas club
met with Mrs. Levi Partridge last
, Thursday afternoon. A very pleas
ant meeting was held and the hostess
, served ice cream and cake.
A party of friends gave shower
, to Miss Marjorie Bean Saturday aft
,ernoon at her home in honor of her
approaching marriage. They left
many evidences of the storm.
There will be meeting of the
: Glover Driving club in the town hal
Saturday, August 5, at o'clock. II
is requested that all those who were
, members last year attend this meet
!, ing.
y Charles Eelton was called home
from Burlington to attend funera
at South Troy the last of the week
Albert Merriam has been appointed
: administrator of the estate of thu
late William Merriam.
Sunday an automobile broke dowI
!. on the West Glover road above the
!. Leonard Homestead, and Saturda!
another automobile collided wit
Charlie Oddie's team. The tongue o.
the hay wagon ran through the wind
shield. No one was hurt.
d Last Tuesday Miss Minnie Spencel
t met with a serious accident. She wa!
: raking hay when thectwo-horse team
which was working in the same field
t ran away and struck the horse rake
: throwing Miss Spencer to the ground
Her arm was broken in two< place
e and she was badly bruised.
I The next Grange meeting will b.
held Tuesday evening, August 8
: The topic for general discussion will
a be, "What Inducement Can Vernon
S offer to a Wide-awake Farmer?" Fo
a the roll call each member is asked t,
r bring a question for the question box