Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-07-07

Edith Lothrop is in Lowell visiting her
sister Nellie for a few days.
Last Monday evening the M. W. A. met
and initiated one candidate.
j. E. Lyons family visited friends at
Charleston a few days last week.
Mrs. j. B. Clement recently visited DR..
and Mrs. Shattock at Wells River.
M. II. Allen has engaged to work for |
Herbert Gray in Bloomington during hay
ing.
Susie Ford and Helen jerks have been
camping at Willoughby Lake for several
days.
Wesley Lamphere has closed his labors
with the E. L. Chandler Co. and gone to
Troy.
j. B. Clement spent several weeks in Dr.
Sparhawk's sanitarium in Burlington re-
Gently.
JIG. Turnbull and A. D. Matthews were
in North Stratford, N. H., on business re-
Gently.
Florence ellis has been engaged to teach
the grammar department in the village
school.
Mrs. Charles Lee and her baby boy of
Lyndonville visited at Henry Dudley's last
Thursday
Potter Hazard will open wheeIwr lights
shop in ]. B. Winget's building under the
paint shop.
Mrs. o. II. Austin has gone to Auburn,
Maine, to visit her daughter, who lives at
that place.
Walter Mcnamara has bought out Ernest
Wheeler's bicycle shop, and is doing bust
ness there.
The members of the Grange celebrated
the Fourth by holding a picnic at Will
loughby Lake.
Christopher McMullen sprained his ankle
recently, and has been unable to work for
about week.
, John House has moved into the resi-
dence which he recently purchased of
Taplin & Rowell.
, Will Badger takes the place OF Morris
+ Johnson as section foreman during Mr..
q Johnson's absence.
D o. E. Gibbs has hired out to the E. L.
Chandler Co., where he will work during
7 vacation. Later he will go to Dartmouth
+ college.
Mrs. Perry Hanscom of Schenectady, n.
Y, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ.
. NJ. Taplin, and her mother, Mrs. Rogers,
, has returned home.
. There will be an auction sale of horses,
carriages harnesses, robes, ETC., at the Tap
4 lin & Rowell stables in this village Tuesday,
q July 8th at one o'clock p. M, sharp.
Miss Dorothy Richards OF Newport,
returned missionary from Chile, will speak
n for the Woman's Foreign Missionary
a Society, Sunday evening July 18th.
n Rev. S. G. Lewis preached the first of a
. series of sermons, From Bible Wells, last
- night at the M. E. church. These sermon
q will continue through July and August.
- The boys at the old bobbin mill are
:, somewhat interested in the new Anderson
v electric globe oiler, which is used on the
:. engine and is an invention of the engineer
1t works to charm.
Morris Johnson has gone to West Burke
=, to take charge of the men who are putting
- in new steel rails along the railroad line
III Frank Lewis, Herbert Card and Ed. Clough
- are also at work there. 151
~ The flower beds around the Congrega-
- tional church improve the appearance very
8 much. The Village improvement Society
- is doing a good thing getting the people
to beautify their premises.
~ At the Good Templars' meeting las
ie Wednesday evening one candidate wa
initiated. There was a good attendance
~. ~ light refreshments were served, and Mrs
IL w. Joslyn favored the members with
solo, which was highly appreciated.
>" Deer have been seen frequently in this vi
cinity of late. There is doe which feeds il
~ John Bartlett's meadow which interests
- good number of people. She comes out o
A the woods between seven and eight feed
- to her satisfaction, and then goes bacl
30 again.
= The Independent Order of Foresters me
III on Friday evening, June 9th, and initiates
one member and installed the camp dep
- uty. About thirty members were present
u, Visitors were present from West Derb
"a, and Newport. Refreshments were serve
-, and pleasant time enjoyed.
~ The Barton Landing Band will rende
~ the following program at its open air con
:, cert Thursday evening:
~ PROGRAM:
W. Stars and Stripes Forever. J.. p Sous
Operate Mosaic. Ldurenda
90 March, Double Eagle j. f. Waqn
ora Baritone Solo, RubiCOn. Petite
Heavens Artillery.
MS, Medley, Evervbody's Favorite Giessndn
oil Blue Violet Waltz. W. L. Chamber
" March Appleton. r. b. Ha
few months ago young man by tt
49, name of Ernest Beaulieu came here an
=. hired out to the E. L. Chandler compan
-, to work in the mill. The first day he ha
~, the misfortune to cut off two of his finger
j., The community raised about $50 to bel
ivil hi"' no "en' away W Do''on anu 10
IT his hand treated, coming back later.
roc was quite fai singer, and was made mue
Mt of by the young people. A little later
zoe lost caste because of his associates. Final
b,,t he hired team of Harrison Badger, CLAIM
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