Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-04-07

Inc archltecC VIII nave the design or the /
organ and pipe decoration harmonic with |
the church surroundings. The organ will |
be made of the best material and the case |
viii be of quartered oak. 1t is warranted
for term of five years and is to be COM
pIeled ia June. The organ will necessitate
be an ornament as well as a source of
pleasure to all lovers of music.
8artOn Landing.
Mrs. Alma Brooks is in poor health.
William Switser of Sutton was in town
last Friday on business.
Mrs. E. Skinner gave party TO several
Of her friends last Tuesday.
George Marcy has beeu suffering for
about two weeks with felOn.
About forty from this place attended the
town m eeting at Barton Saturday.
Rev. S. G. Lewis little daughter Mildred
was ill last week with pneumonia.
Mrs. E. Otdway and Miss Lula Flint
spent last Sabbath in St. Johnsbury.
Hugh Buchanan has been spending a
few days at home on a short vacation.
H. S. Eaton of Westfeld, Mass, with his
two sons is visiting at Z. D. Goodnough's
Austin Blake has closed second years
work for o. W. Locke and will seek other
employment.
Miss Tia Marshall visited her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Abbott, at Barton village last
week.
The K. P.'s worked the second degree on
Mr.. Crandall of Bloomington at their last
meeting.
M. M. Taplin went to Burlington Satur
| day. He has an auction sale of horses
there to-day.
Mrs. Henry Webster and her two sons
have been spending a few days in Burke
visiting friends.
A. w. Wiley sold two pair of oxen last
week, one pair weighing 5000 lbs, the
other 1850 lbs.
Mrs. Louise Stafford has gone to Albion
New York to visit her brother, William
Howard, who is ill.
Mrs. Rogers is still with her daughter,
trained nurse caring for her.
Mrs. G. B. Rowell has gone back to Penn
broke to stay until the doctor, who is i'm
proving, is able to return to his home here
Henry Dubois has gone to work for the
E. l.. Chandler Co. after being out for sew
eral weeks during his illness with pneu-
monia.
Regular meeting of the Rathbone Sisters
Tuesday evening, the Sth, at o'clock
Also a special meeting Thursday evening
by order of the NJ. E. G.
Charles Mute has moved from George
Ford's tenement into one belonging tc
Charles Hall and A. A. Rogers has moved
from E. E. Stafford's into Geo. Ford:
house.
The lodge of Good Templars here num-
bers about one hundred memb ers anC
more are joining. Next Thursday evening
will be a regular meeting and a large at
tendance is desired.
Rev. S. G. Lewis goes to St. Adams thi
week to attend the annual conference
Mr.. Lewis has done excellent work her
and his many friends hope and expect
that he will return for another year.
There is great demand for tenemen
houses here. Where is the man with cap
itat who wants 10 invest it to good profit
Let him come here and build number o
houses to rent and he could make nue.
more than six per cent. for his money in
vested.
James BedelI of Derby and Lula Little O
this place were united in marriage at Mr.:
3 A. ID. Chandeliers last Wednesday evenin
) by Rev. S. G. Lewis. Mrs. Bedell is
' young lady very highly esteemed here an
: we are sorry to have her go away but con
. graduate Mr.. BedelI.
: The sugar makers of this communit
Z who did not tap their sugar places unit
, after the first run and gathered their buck
cts before the last run of sap made a mis-
take. There are several about here VIII
i would be glad to try it over, although a
t have made large amount of sugar.
e d. Buchanan has fitted up very pleas
= ant suite of rooms for his telephone e8
'' change aud central office. They are
u the lower story of his block, of easy acce:
from the street, and fitted up in the mo.
: convenient manner. The increase in b
: business necessitated a change and now h
Il has an ideal place.
In the chancery case of Twombly an
D Twombly heard before the master, Hol
o H. F. Graham, last July in Barton the mas
e ter found that in 1887 Samuel and job
IL Twombly had a settlement and that all il
e debtedness between the parties twas az
W justed. The suit was dismissed at count
l. court with judgment for the defendant.
# There will be an apron party and sale
% the vestry of the NJ. E. church next Wee
: nesday afternoon and evening, under tt
auspices of the Epworth League. Apron
have been secured from as many differe
states as possible. A sociable will be he
in the evening at which cake and ice crea