Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-07-15

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BARTON 2 o o 0 3 z o 1 O-13
Y. NJ. c. A. 80 3 2 0 0 0 o. s
Bases on balls, Young 1, Guild 2; two
base hits, Thompson 8; three base hit,
Thompson.1 hit by pitched ball, R. Web
ster, Clark; struck out, Young z, Guild 2,
Jenness Z; passed balls, Tolles /, Pebbles i;
wild pitch, Guild; sacrifice hits, R. Web
ster, Tolles; stolen bases, Jenness l, Guild
! 2, R. Webster 1 earned runs, Barton 8,
YIN. c. A. z; time of game 1 hour 50
minutes; umpires, H. Hitchcock and
| Carleton; scorer, Tower.
Barton Landing.
J.E. Lyons infant son died yesterday
morning.
G. H. Clifford has moved into Henry
Bassett's house.
Thomas Buzzo has moved into Mrs. Elma
Dodge's tenement house.
S. A. Crows sister Mary fell last Friday
and was quite badly injured.
J. 3. Winget and family are visiting
friends at South Stratford n. II.
DR.. Ranney was in Montreal last week.
DR.. Wright was in Burlington last week.
Adella Ford is home from Boston visit
ing her parents and taking short vacation.
Mr.. Rawlins and son George have traded
their place here with Herbert Leland for
his farm.
The measles list this week includes Cliff
ton Webster, Carl Webster, Albert Coles
and Mrs. Charles Clark.
Rev. s. G. Lewis was unable to preach
yesterday, consequently there was no
preaching at the Methodist church.
E. D. Collins and Leon Gay had their
yearly outing at Ferdinand recently.
They report fishing better than for several
years.
D. Buchanan has got his telephone line
through Holland, has pat new switch
board in at Morgan, and fifteen phones in
Holland.
AIbro Twombly Of Boston and Wallace
Twombly and their families are oc-
Copying J. 3. Ford's cottage at VIII
loughby lake for an outing.
Louise Lebay of Concord, y. H., is home
with her father, Abraham Lebay. for Wis
it.-Mr. and Mrs. Eastman of Iowa spent
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. [. D. r. Col
lius recently.
The New England Telephone company
was at work here last week changing and
putting up poles. This company Is putting
in a copper circuit from Newport to White
River Junction.
j. z. Lyons little girl Myrtle, who is
seven years old, while running across the
floor Friday fell, one Of her hands going
into a mop pail filed with hot water scald-
ing her quite badly.
The Barton Landing office now distrib
utes mail for the following post offices:
Albany, Albany Center, Bloomington,
Bloomington Center, Craftsbury, Evans
vile and South Albany.
Next Thursday evening at 7:45 there will
be a concert given by home talent at t ne
Congregational church. After the concert
cake and ice cream will be served.
John Hall, who has suffered for long
time with cancer, died last Thursday.
His sor Levi Hall from Illinois came here |
so me time ago and stayed with his father
till he died. Levi will take James and his |
sister home with him to the West. The |
funeral was held at the house on Saturday. |
H. S. Webster takes a vacation at Will |
loughby this Week.-Mrs. Persis Fairchild |
is visiting at 3. F. d. Carpenters. |
Efie Seavey is at home visiting her parents. |
DR.. Rowell and family go TO Caledonia |
Springs this week.-Mr. and Mrs. z. T. |
Dutton visited Mrs. Chandler last week.
Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. MatheWson Of Bar
ton visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Jacob Seeley and her daughter, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, have been the guests of @.
B. Ordway and family for some weeks
Vanessa Buchanan and her brother Charles
of Lebanon, N. H., are visiting friends here.
Mrs. F. A. knights and her son Clarence
of New York City were here last week Wis
iting friends.-Theda Wellman of Lowell
is stopping for a few days at Mrs. Stan
nard's-Alex Lyman, brother of Rev. j. B.
Lyman, visited his mother and brother
here recently-Mrs. G. P. Marsh of New
York, aunt of Mrs. Carl French, is visiting
at Mrs. French's.
South Barton.
It is commonly reported that a man Iiv-
ing not far from South Barton is shooting
deer. If true the case should be looked
up and stop put to it, as deer are quite
plenty in this vicinity.
Ora Willard, who was so badly kicked
by horse, seems to be doing as we'll as the
conditions will admit. His leg was badly
fractured and has been very painful but it
hoped he will yet have a good limb.
R. B. Lang is full of business having
more orders than he can fill. He is an en-
man, and though his letter ask
ng to be considered as a candidate for