Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-07-21

which the new street is to run, from Suit
or's buildings to Cemetery street. The
trustees are formally laying out the street
to-day.
The Odd Girls invite the friends of the
society to join them in a picnic at the
o. H. Mossman cottage at Willoughby
next Thursday, starting about nine o'clock
a. m. Those having no means of convey
ance will have teams furnished by apply
ing to S. D. Stone as early as Wednesday
morning. Those attending are expected
to carry food. Come and have social
time and enjoy the beautiful scenery at
Willoughby.
The attendance at the Golden Cross
meeting Thursday evening was small,
owing to the rain. Grand Commander
Weeks was present and pleasant evening
was spent. Three petitions for mem bership
were presented, and State Deputy Ranney
expects to have twice as many for the next
meeting, which will be held at Barton
Landing early in August, when all candi-
dates for admission to the order will be
given free mileage and the initiation
ceremonies conducted at that place.
Barton Landing.
Mrs. Edgar Chase of Jay is at E. M.
Todd's.
Glenn McDemera of Holland is visiting
in town.
Miss Lavinia Blasdell, who has been i'll
is little better.
Miss Howard of Albion, N. Y, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Stafford.
Mrs. Glenn (Stafford) Stowe is home
from Worcester for few days.
Ed. Perley and friends enjoyed amounting
at Lake Memphremagog, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stickney OF Newport Ctr.
have been visiting at Asa Harris.
Bert Rou has returned from New Hamp-
shire where he has had employment.
A. Stone of Lyndonvllle has been visit
ing his daug liter, Mrs. R. V. M. Burke
Mrs. Hallister and daughter of Meriden,
Conn.,, are boarding at the Valley House
Fred Huntress has returned from Massa-
chusetts and is teaming for E. l.. Chandler
& Co.
Ray Carpenter and wife, who have been
visiting his parents, returned to Brooklyn,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett and Mrs. Sturte-
want OF Stoneham, Mass, are visiting at
Asa Harris.
E. d. Stafford was called home from
Concord last week to help care for his
! daughter Clara. g,0Og anOD8
. Morris Johnson, who was section boss
here, has moved to Lyndonville, where he
has charge of the railroad yard.
Last week Tuesday council of doctors
was called for Clara Stafford. She is some
what better and gaining slowly.
After tour of the village, the reporter
was prone to think that the excessive wei
week had made it dry time for news.
George Parker has just finished painting
the Cong1 parsonage buildings. Georg'
has kept gang of men busily at work al
the spring.
Harold Kimball has gone to NORTH
Woodstock, N. H., White Mountains, tC
work in Deer Park Hotel as bell boy dur
ing the summer.
John T. Beede of Westfield,' Mass, Wis
tied his nephew, Albert last week. He ha
been away for II years. He built tn
aBeede block at Newport.
B. r. MeClary arrived from Chicago
Friday and took dinner at the Vale.
House. He was on his way to Albany
| where he formerly lived
The band postponed their concert from
Thursday to Friday evening on account o
rain. They play for lawn party to-mor
row evening, which takes the place of tn
regular concert for this week.
The litter of eggs in the grocery depart
ment Of Beede & Cowles' store attract
considerable attention. They consist of
half dozen specimens of hen fruit rangin
from % to ST inches around. Fred Wig
gins biddie is responsible for the smalles
one.
Chas. Simpson and wife left last Wed
nesday for Kansas City, Mo-, after shol
sojourn here renewing old acquaintance
and visiting the haunts of his youth. Nj
! Simpson was born in Bloomington an
{ moved to the West 35 years ago where
soon made fortune. They intend to re
. turn here about September first.
o The committee appointed to look int
!. the matter of electric lights for the villag
a have made their investigation and will RI
d port at village meeting to be held Tue
g day evening, July 20. The village wi
take some action in the matter at TIL
J., time. A. w. Ines, representative of tt
e, General Electric Company of Boston, b.
II been here to give the investigation con
mittee all the information needed.
q The Rathbone Sisters INDUCED in
II pleasure exertion" at Willoughby LAX
q Thursday, and Mr.. j. G. Turnbull W
quite gallant in volunteering the use
: his launch. Only part of the compa1
|. were taken out the first trip, but WIN
J. they returned to the landing they had e
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