Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-22

/ will be entiaely new to this section. This is
the first trip the company has ever made
to this country but it has appeared at
various places here and has been highly
praised by its hearers every occasion.
It's visit here will give our people
| chance to compare the concert companies
| of Europe with those of our own country.
There will be but two concerts in the
course and every lover of music should
plan to attend them both. While large
number of seats have been sold there are
few good ones left; they will be found
on sale at the drug store.
Barton Landing.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler spent Sun
day at Lyndonville.
Bine Dean and Miss Eaton went to Bos-
| ton on the excursion.
! Mr.. House is moving into one of Mrs.
| Harriman's tenements. -
| C. E. Gay is putting in the foundation
| for new house on School street.
Mr.. Orlando Page has purchased house
on School street and is moving into it.
| Chas. Bowen has moved to Irasburg
where he has taken lumber job of Tapiin
| & Rowell.
| Mrs. Gallup has been visiting friends in
Boston and her granddaughter, Eva Chand-
| Ter, at Laselle seminary.
| A large number throughout the county
attended the ordinatian of Rev. Joseph
| Lyman last Tuesday.
| Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Lillian Buchanan and Mr.. Herbert
| Moore next Wednesday.
Mrs. III. T. Jones wishes to express her
thanks to the Junior Christian Endeavor
society and the many other friends from
whom she received so many beautiful
| flowers during her illness.
Ernest NJ. Carpenter of this place, who has
been in government employ as railway
mail clerk for several years between New
port and Springfield, Mass, has recently
been promoted to the position of chief
clerk. He will have direct supervision of
about one hundred men with headquarters
at White River Junction. He is the son of
Hon. B. F. D. Carpenter and has always
resided here. We are sorry to lose him
although we are pleased that his efficiency
in his business has gained him so excellent
a position.
South Barton.
Henry and Will Brooks are at work in
the bobbin mill at Westmore.
The entertainment at o. T. Wizards
was well attended. Mrs. Frank Kimball
entertained the company with the gram
ophone. ~ fYw@
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johnson was home last week.
Thomas Mcclellan is moving to he Mel
son tenement on the valley road.
Herbert Cowles has secured work at
Barton Landing in Whipple, French &
Co.'S store.
Will Johnson remains in a feeble condi-
tion.-Mrs. Austin has been quite ill since
her return. -
III. B. Cham berlin goes to Boston this
week for few days.-A number of our
people took advantage of the excu rsion
rates to visit friends at the Hub. T.
MRS. w. H.SC.
East Albany.
Mrs. Eva Mcclure is on the sick list.
Ell. A. Mcclure is painting his house.
Ella Page, who has been visiting at A.
Daniels has returned home.
The seIectmen are putting in a new
bridge over the creek near E. w. Keith's. |
w. j. Heath who has been working for
some months for the Seavey brothers in
Bloomington, has returned with his FAM
lily to his farm here. We are glad to have
them again among us.
Mrs. Mabel Twombly and little son, Ray |
are visiting her parents in Barton Landing.
S. w. Parker of Newport and his grand
daughter Miss Grace Boden of Duarte, CAL. |
visited relatives here one day recently.
East Bloomington
Mrs. VIM. Tite is quite sick.
Miss Eusebia Robinson will stay With |
her sister, Mrs. Elvira Leland.
Walter Mcnamara has finished w ork for
Bert Drown and is working for Charles
Clark.
Dennis Allen has returned from New
York where he has been working lin the
ice business this summer.
Job Drown, who has charge of quarry
ing stone for the Pike Manufacturing Co.
has large stock of stone out for the win
ter.
Several from this town attended the
funeral of Mrs. Harriet Hosmer, of Char
lesion. She was lady much esteemed by
all who knew her and much sympathy is
expressed for the bereaved family.
Mrs. Geo. Going is visiting friends in st.
Olin Chesley and daugh-
tiers of Sheffield visited friends in this place
last week.-Ward Chase and wife of Nor
gan visited at Arthur Miles last week.