Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-08-19

and w. and =. Farr.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Pratt and Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Gray start this morning
for carriage drive to Littleton,N. III.
All interested in the reunion at the
Institute are requested to meet at the
school building Monday eve, at 7
o'clock.
Those interested are requested to
meet next Tuesday to help in finish
ing and putting down the new carpet
in the Cong church.
Mrs. Owen Sartwell and daughter
of New York are guests at VIM. Mer-
riam's.-Mrs. Martha Ross and daugh-
ter of Waterford are spending a short
time here.
All schools in town commence
Monday, Sept. 2.-Mr. Kendrick and
Miss Sherburne have the village
schools. All desiring to take higher
English can do so.
Martin Abbott is reshingling his
household Chrystie is painting the
Institute building. @. A. Mcclellan
is making quite extensive repairs on
his buildings at So. Glover.
@. s. Phillips has gone to LittletoD,
N. H.-Mrs. Edith Mcdowell has re-
turned to Lyndonville.-Mrs Zana
Hill is visiting her old home.-E. A.
Norton took trip to the southern
part of the state last week.
Fire caught last Saturday night in
the wood shop formerly owned by O.
S. Leonard, 81 ut now used by S.Critch-
EFT as paint shop. By hard work
the adjoining buildings were saved,
though a fierce wind was blowing
from the south. The fire was started
by spark from burning brush. Mr..
Critchett is a hard working man and
the loss is quite serious one to him.
Thanks are rendered to the people of
Barton for their quick response to the
call for help.
Preparations are being made for
reunion of former students of the In
stitute, which is to be held here next
Friday forenoon and afternoon. Din
ner will be furnished at the vestry of
the UniVersalist church at 1890. The
gathering will be held in Institute
hall. The exercises will be informal,
but some speaking may be expected
in the afternoon. The people of the
town are invited to the afternoon
meeting. The stagewill be in readi
ness to carry visitors TO and from the
station at Barton. Go to the Insti-
tute on arrival. Pass the word along.
West Glover. H"In" 513I- M
Glad to see Mr.. Palmer with us
again.
Mrs. Moxley and son returned to
Boston last week.
Judson Stevens has bargained for
the A. Skinner place.
The Elliotts are taking their annual
outing at Parker Pond.
Mrs. Thomas, who has been i'll, and
stopping with her daughter, Mrs. /
James Teller, since last May, has inn
proved enough to be able to return to |
her home.
Mrs. Stephen PATTERSON Baxter
and daughter, from Washington, DC,
are here visiting relatives and friends.
j. M. Patterson and family have
been visiting in Underhill for few
days.
Greensboro.
A base ball club is in pratice' here.
Call on A. @. Chase for that lost
wallet. 90.
Foxes destroyed AZ young turkeys
for Walter Simpson last week.
Geo. Y. Simpson was thrown from
a moving machine recently and quite
badly hurt.
The lawsuit between the Jane Y.
Simpson estate and Z. @. Rowell has
been settled.
w. E. Hanson has sold his Mitchell
arm to Mrs. James Borland of Dan
lille, who takes immediate posses
ion.
Mrs. Walbridge Farley and Walter
Jalderwood of Nashua, N. H., are
visiting in town, Mr.. Farley intend
ng to come later.
The lecture given in the Presybteri- ;
n church on a recent evening by
Rev. Geo. w. Morrow, on the subject,
Life Sketches" was genuine treat
o all who heard it. He speaks Fri
ay evening, Aug. %, on the same
ubject, at East Craftsbury.
Holland.
Caswell has started up his mill, af-