Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-07-31

Attractive bargains for August at the
Gilman store, Newport. Their advertise
ment this week tells of some.
Barton.
S. E. Winslow was in Canada last week
buying cattle.
Miss Sadie Smith of Evansville is visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. Oliver Valley was quite sick last
week, but is better now.
Mrs. NJ. J. Tyler of Scranton, Pa, is
stopping at r. S. TwombIy's.
Arthur RedfieId is now at work getting
in the hay on his Bloomington farm.
Mrs. R. L. Sheaff and son Harold go to
Maine today to stop for few weeks.
Mrs. F. II. Churchill of Barton Landing
visited Miss Florence Perley last week.
A. w. Pierce, principal of Dean Acad
envy, Franklin, Mass, is visiting Earl
Jenness.
Wilder Morse of Ayers Flat, P. Q.
visited Mrs. Ruth Blake at George Burn
hams last week
Miss Nellie Whitney returned to Mime
apolis last week to attend a summer ses-
sion at the University.
The sociabIe and ice-cream supper given
by the Rebekas Wednesday evening was
largely attended and good sum realized.
The Misses Richardson OF SomervilIe,
Mass, who visit at Mrs. Alice SINNERS
during the summer months, arrived last
week.
Mrs. Robinson, who has lived in Ovens
foY. + E,c Tr1fC
the tenement over II. J. EIIiott's shop
last week.
Geo. Bickford and family of Hardwick
and Herbert Bickford and wife of New
York are visiting their mother, Mrs. 10
seph Owen.
The Sixth Annual Reunion of Co. F., 18th
VT. Vol. Will be held with Comrade S. II.
Holbrook, Newport, on Aug. 10th. All
old soldiers invited.
The ball team goes to Barton Landing
next Friday afternoon to play the boys
there. This is the last game between the
two teams this season.
The members of the w. e. T. U. are in
vited to meet with Mrs. T. W. Drew Tues
day, August 8th, at 2:30 p. N. All friends
of the cause are also invited.
The sympathy of friends throughout the
county will go out to Judge Alfred i'll the
great loss he has sustained by the death of
his wife, which occurred last Thursday.
James Mcfarland and family, Mrs. II.
A. Anderson of Glover and Mrs. VIM.
Lang OF Greensboro go to Willoughby
lake tomorrow for weeks camping trip.
There is to be an excursion from here
down Lake Memphremrgog next Thurs
day, leaving on noon train and returning
on mixed at O'Clock. Let all try and go.
Miss n. V. Noyes, who has recently
been with the PercivaI Furniture Co. as
book-keeper, leaves the employ of that
firm and viii go to her home in Lyman,
III.
Frank Burdick received notice last Mon
day OF the death of his uncle in Danville.
He left Monday noon with his family for
DanviIle where the funeral was held the
following day.
Charles Blood has recently purchased
new horse which IS about as stylish as any
in town.-Denny Bean bought a horse last
week that he is anxious to match and
which is a beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bodine and Miss Campbell.
who have been boarding at the Crystal
Lake Hotel for some time, &C away this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Bridges and Mrs.
Henderson left last week.
Mr.. Thomas King of Elizabeth, n. j.,
arrived in town last Friday. Mr.. King
has been a summer resident of this place
for several years, and has many friends
here who are glad to welcome him again.
III. D. Phillips has bought Mr.. Pratt's
harness business and will move here from
Manchester, n. II. soon. The people will
be glad to have Mr.. Phillips and family re-
turn to live here, but sorry to lose Mr.. Pratt.
Mrs. Elmer Robinson and children of
st. Johnsbury visited in town last week.
Glenn visited Miss Lottie Tower the latter
part of the week, and Lottie returns with
her to st. Johnsbury this week for short
stay. -
Mr.. W.. E. Dodge, attorney for the,
Great Northern Ry., at Minneapolis,
Mimi, passed through this Place last