Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-07-13

House.
Il. D. Stannard and Fred Stoddard are
arranging to open bakery in the Twom-
bly, block.
A. ID. Mathers was in Mansonville, Q.
and vicinity last week, he also visited in
Richford, VT.
Mrs. Aleck Lyman and three children
from Staten Island will spend July at
Rev. Lyman's.
Daniel Skinner and family have taken
up their residence for the summer at their
Willoughby Lake cottage.
Fl. s. Webster and family have been at
Westmore the past week. Mr.. Webeter is
expected to return the middle of this week.
The cornet band gave fine concert in
the PARK Thursday evening. They hold
their open air concerts weekly now.
Herbert CowIes has recovered sufficiently
from his sickness to go to bis home in
lrasourg; he was accompanied there by
his family last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. ID. R. Collins were at
Newport Wednesday evening to attend
the wedding of their son Edward Collins
and Miss Ruth Colby.
George Fletcher of Brownington is the
first one to put green peas on to the local
market this year. He disposed of several
bushels here last Tuesday.
Union meetings are being held in Dean
end Churchill's grove Sunday afternoons.
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meetings are largely attended.
A. c. Gay commenced the new house for
DR.. Gilman at Barton last week. His new
house on School street is nearly finished
and is to be occupied by H. B. Smith.
| Charles Hildreth Of West Charleston has
bought the L. w. Hildreth place and
| Irwin Wiley is to move from the Skinner
and Brown teniment to this house.
c. s.. Foster of Evansville has bought
w. M. Little's shoe store, taking possession
last Friday. Mr.. Little is conducting his
bicycle repairing business In the basement
ofthe same building.
Taplin & RowelI have just purchased the
| c. c. Beedle farm on the road from Barton
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always reaching out to take dollar when
| 1t comes their way.
| w. c. Twombly, John Cotton and j. B.
Flint, with their families, were at
| Willoughbly lake the past week. Mrs.
G. s. Dodge returns this week from a
weeks outing atthe lake.
/ QuIre5a number from here went on the
moonlight excursion down Lake Mem
| phremagog on the Lady of the Lake We'd
nesday evening. The excursion was con-
Quoted by the Lyndonville band.
George Martin has sold his village place
to VIM. King and M. L. Drown of Evans
Vile who are to move here soon. Mr..
Martin is to move into the Clement
tenement bought of Mrs. Simpson.
There was a general exodus of our
| clergymen last Monday to the attire ctive
cool shades of Jay Peak. Revs. Knox.
Lyman and Lewis camped out in that
region night or SO and enjoyed the out
ing very much.
Miss Persis Fairchild of Newport. N. H.,
| is visiting her aunr, Mrs. B. F. ID. Carpen-
ter.-Miss Mabel Parlin has gone to Man
chester to visit her brothers-Mrs Al Cut
Ter visited friends here last week.-Mrs..
Addie F. Chamberlin has gone to Albany
to spend two weeks with friends.
At the village meeting Tuesday evening
the water commissioners were empowered
to place meters in certain houses to list
the advisability of adapting that system
for general use throughout the village
The matter of rearrsnging and system
atizing the bylaws of the village was also
considered.
Elme Doe, overseer of the Chandler
mills, has bought building lot of the
mill company near Dan'i Skinner's place,
AM while q house is being built he will
move his family into the tenement in the
Skinner and Brown block, vacated by
Irwin Willy. George Parker is renovsting
this tenement with paper and paint.
Chandler & Co are doubling the capa-
city of box production at their south mill
| by building an q idition the entire lengt b
of the cid building, and they also intend
building an addition on the south end.
They have just put in a new hatcher and
| planer at that mill. The management
are carrying out their tenement building
plans as fast as possible, and have cellars
dug for four new houses.
David Steward. member of Wall street
business house, New York; and Mr.. and
Mrs. h E. Hawks of New Haven, Conn.,,
were prese Mt at the Collins Colby wedding
at Newport last week, and also guests of
Mr., Collins at this place. Mr.. Hawks Is
member of the mat hernatical faculty of
Yale college. He was a classmate of
Edward Collins and graduated in '96. He
and Mrs. Hawkes. have engaged the Ford
cottage at Willoughby lake for two
months.
| Harold Fuller was in town last week.
Wallace Little ha, gone TO Canada.-The
ladies of the Improvement Society will
| hold food sale Friday.-Mr. David Har-
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