Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-09-05


work there. The building will be finished
in time for the winter term OF school. Il! ,
Schools in town begin today with the
following teachers: Village primary, Belle
Stannard; high school, Mabel Durivage;
Stebbins Dist, Sara Parker; Richards
Dist, Elizabeth Trumpass; Patterson Dist,
Hester Fowler; LaClair Dist, Helen steph-
ensoni Albany Mt, Sara Finnegan; South
school, Alice Skinner.
The game of ball at s. Troy on Saturday.
Aug. 81, between Lowell and Barton and
the rest of the county unfortunately re-
suited in defeat for our boys by a score OF
to @. 1t was a very close and exciting
game. Curtis pitched great ball but in
ability to get hits when they meant runs
lost the game. We congratulate the Troy
team, if such thing exists, on being able
to hire such good ball players and pleasing
gentlemen as the boys from Barton.
vi organ.
A good delegation from this town at
tended the Barton fair.
Fred Allen is repairing the barn that he
recently bought of +. X. Lord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor and daughter
have returned to their home in Massachu-
sets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Holmes were in
town last week, as were also Mr.. and Mrs.
Tell McNeal
There was a social gathering at VIM.
Vinton's last week that was much enjoyed
by all who attended.
Morgan Center
Alfred Call<ins is workings at Island Pond
plastering for Valee Bros. on their new
block.
Henry Elliott has raised his repair shop
and is shingling it and intends to clap
board and paint it.
1. c. Cargill is having his house clap
boarded and plastered and viii move into
it as soon as it is ready.
The school house in district No. 9 Il
having new windows put IN and Is being
shingled and ciapboarded.
The infant child oil Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf
plus Page Jr., died Thursday morning
after a brief illness. The parents have the
sympathy Of the com muuity in their af-
Fiction.
party of campers from Montreal occu-
pied one of the cottages at the lower end
of the lake last week. They were delight
ed with the beautiful scenery and intend
to come next wear.
Mrs. Eliza Huntoon, an elderly lady who
has been stopping with her niece, Mrs. s.
Z. stearns, for the past three years, has
become insane and was taken To the I'M
sane asylum last Thursday.
Newport.
-'i's' "'ie9 l'll-o'i an" -"'s''5' H''o
So"e ~ i'1s'o' on '7i''
Mr.. and Mrs. John hazeil aIe rejoicing
over the arrival oI daughter.
Mrs. Cushman died at the homo of her
son, H. =. Oushman ON prospect 7''' last
'iluaS'
Frank 6. Williams of Coventry IS 90
move into r. #. CasWell's tenement ON
Central 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Barnes have gone by
team % Waterloo. p. rs. and viai.ily IN il
ten-day5 trip.
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lecture ,.is,51roncs, d. .t. l,5,.stI. church
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IouSe ia 'l1 "Vs' f'I. 9' .-- ''ll" a-' ~"
on Prospect ST.
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