Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-05-19

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Bailey IF B o
A II 16 % u IL 9
/ 3 A 6 8 9
BA. O O O 2 0 1 1-9
B.. HIS. 27 / 4 8 80 *-17
Home runs, Kinsley, Olmstead, three-base
hits, F. French, Twombly, two-base hits
Skinner, LaFreenia, Kimba1. Struck out
by Skinner, Is, by McGoff 6, by Tower 2.
Base on balls by Skinner 1, by McGoff A,
by Tower 8. Passed balls French 2, Kins-
ley 1. Double play, Skinner to Twombly
to LaFreenia. Hit by pitched ball, McGoff,
Kinsley 2; sacrifice hit, Olmstead stolen
bases, B. A.,I9; B. L. FL. s., II; earned runs,
B. A., a; B. L. H. s., 5; left on bases B. A,
8: B. L. H. s., 10. Umpires, Webster and
Wiley; scorer, Monkey. Time b. 10 m.
Barton Landing.
Albert Patin of Coventry was in town on
business last Friday.
J.B. Clement was at Wells River visit
ing friends last week.
Mrs. A. d. Chandler, who has been sick
for two weeks, is much improved.
Charles Labree was at his home at Ascot
Corner, P. O., last week on vacation.
Miss Ellen M. Stone has been engaged
to speak here at the meeting of the Con-
! gregational society June 4th.
Rev. s. g. Lewis was in Burlington last
Thursday evening to assist in the dedica-
tion of Knights of Pythias' hall.
George Dubois and Harley Towle dug six
little foxes from hole last Monday. They
are the delight of all the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. d. R. Collins are spend
ing few weeks visiting friends in Corinth
and other towns in Orange county.
The next regular meeting of the Rath-
bone Sisters will be held Tuesday evening ,
May 22nd, instead of May 18th.
George Ford and his children, Robert
and Susie. and Elma Hennesy are occupy
ing Mr.. Ford's cottage at Willoughby
/ Lake.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
provided refreshments for a large company
who attended the Woodmen's meeting last
| Monday evening.
Several members of the Parker & Young
Co. of Lisbon, N. H., were here last week
looking up the business of the branch
located at this place. 1t is reported that
they decided to enlarge their plant.
William Barrows is visiting his brother
at Woodsville, N. H., for few a weeks. Mr..
rrows has never fully recovered from his
sickness last winter, but hopes warm
weather may prove helpful in restoring
him.
Mildred Lewis, a little daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Lewis of this place has the
mumps. The little girl had just had a
fever which followed pneumonia and is
very much emaciated. Several of the other
children also have the mumps.
While j. E. Lyon and few of his frien dis
were out fox hunting last Friday they sa W
fine doe which seemed very tame. After
remaining quite near the men for some
minutes she trotted off into the sugar place
i Several others have been seen in this
vicinity. 2&s nit
The village band went to Irasburgh and
gave concert last Friday evening. Several
pieces were played in the open air while
the people gathered. Later they went into
the hall and discoursed some fine music
After the concert there was promenadirg
and dancing.
The good work of setting out trees, lay
Jog out walks and making flower beds il
the park continues. Thirty four trees
have been set out this spring. The banC
: stand is nearly completed and is fine
ornament for the place. Now for tn,
| electric lights.
The Grange had very pleasant m Getting
last Thursday evening. Sixty member
came from Coventry to visit the lodge her
and a fine entertainment consisting o
, music and literary exercises awaited them
Refreshments were served and everything
r passed off pleasantly.
There will be an entertainment and lee
3 ture in the interests of prohibition at thu
M. E. church Friday evening, May %, at
3 D. m. under the auspices of the Indial
/, Rock lodge, No. 1S, 1. o. G. 7. The lectur
is by Rev. j. A. Dixon, former pastor O
I the M. E. church of this place. Subject
5 "What Will You Have?' Everybod
/: invited. Admission free.
] The high school prize speaking will b
Y held Tuesday evening, May 9th, at 7:3
< o'clock. Admission Is cents. The bacca
t laureate sermon will be given Sunday
: May rs, at 200 p. m. and the graduatin,
e exercises May 20 at 1880 p. m. Rev. w.
: Newell of Newport will deliver the com
t mencement address. Everyone invited t
s the senior class reception toybe given a
8 the schoolhonse. Examinations of hig
s school will be given on week beginnin
b May 26.
g The meeting of the American Woodme
e was held at the M. E. church last Mond a
evening. 1t was a grand success. TIL
J orator for the occasion, Hon. g. e. Whela
g of Madison, Wis, delivered one of the mos
s eloquent addresses that we have listene
3 to for a long time. The church was SO ful
s that chairs were brought in to fill the aisles
1 and the people were well entertained b
+ the speaker. Visitors were present fror
: Charleston, Morgan, Island Pond, Lynda
= | and ST. JOhnsbury. Music was furnishe