Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-09-07


whom are in the high school.
Mr.. II. c. Pierce was In Burlington las
week in attendance at the meeting of tn
state pharmaceutical society.
Miss Florence Laura Perrin and Mis-
Sadie Rose Withers of Greensboro visited
at OsmoDd Dwyer's last week.
Mr.. Walter K. Colby has been appointed
guardian OF his little son instead o.
William Colby as stated last week.
DioDne, the magician, appeared al
Seaver's hall last Wednesday evening and
surprised the people by bis cleverness.
The next regular meeting OF Orient
Chapter, No. 13 o. E. 8. will be held FRIDAY
evening, Sept. IL. A good attendance is
desired.
Miss Gertrude Armstrong, who has been
away on vacation OF six weeks, has re-
turned and resumed work for Mr.. E. A.
Girard.
Several from this village attended the
Christian Endeavor convention at Brown
ington last week and report a very interest
4Ab nhN ueStlnR.
Hon. and Mrs. F. T. Holder and niece
Miss Nettie Holder, arrived in town last
saturday afternoon and will remain at
Hotel Barton during the fair.
Herbert Gardiner, who has been living
In Boltonville for some time, has returned
to Barton and is employed in the Peerless.
He will move his family here.
Mrs. Judah Blair and daughter YoIand
bave gone to Canada where they will visit
friends for a short time, after which Miss
Yolsnd will enter convent school.
Miss Gertrude Skinner is visiting
at j. F. Batchelder's. Miss Skinner
has just returned from trip abroad which
afforded her very pleasant vacation.
Earl Jenness and Henry Suitor were in
Island Pond last week where they played
ball with the Newport team against the
Island Pond boys. The Newport bows
won.
Mrs. A. f. Baldwin and her sister, Mrs.
E. G. Fletcher, left Tuesday for Califor-
mia. They will visit different points along
the route and will spend about four weeks
on the road.
Mrs. Clara Hawkins johnson and Miss
Barbara Richardson of Providence. R.
l., are stopping with Mrs. Johnson's
mother, Mrs. Betsey Hawkins, at the
farm.
George Peepe and family and Miss Terry
OF Yonkers, N. Y, and Mrs. Pelton of
Staten Island, who have been visiting
Capt and Mrs. Peene at Fox Hall, returned
home last Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. b. j Campbell and little
son have been visiting in Springfield,
Mass, for the past ten days. Mr.. Camp
BELLS place at the depot was taken by Clay
ton Burrows of BrowniDgton.
large number from this village and
vicinity attended the fair at Sher brooke
and report very pleasant time. The ex-
hioits were good and the races were highly
interesting to lovers of the sport.
A. B. Stoddard, the South End grocer.
has set apart portion of his store for a |
lunch department, brilding booths, |
akitchen, etc., and intends be- |
ginning this week of the fair.
Bart Cannon has just finished new signs
Ior A. X. Cowles and ii. 8. Graves. The
igns are of gold with blue background.
They are painted in very artistic manner
md add greatly to the outside appearance
If the two stores.
Have you seen j. F. BatcheIder's new
'asoline launch? II not, ask John to take
'ou for ride and see him smile. The
motive power seems to be rather balky.
'ut as rowing on the lake is always good
ohu does not mind it.
The Express and Standard reported two
weeks ago that the tickets sold at the rail-
DAD station would admit the holders to
he fairground at Barton. This was an
rror on the part of the paper. The rail-
Dad tickets will not admit to the fair
round.
Prescelle, the mind reader aud hyp-
otist, returns to Savers opera house,
isrting tonight, Monday, Sept. Z, and
amains all the week. His entertainment
on the same lines as when here I'm the
prinR, and all who saw him will remem-
er the laughter be created. After the
iir go see Prescelle. Prices are only 10
}, 30 cents.
CARD. We wish through this paper to
snder our heartfelt thanks to our many
'lends and neig hbors for their Kindness
% sympathy manifested during the
ckness, death aud burial of our beloved
NE, daughter and sister. Also for the ,
oral offerings sent from North Troy and
ne beautiful anchor OF flowers contribut-
oy members of Willoughby Grange.
Mr.. WALTER E. COLBY,
M r AND MRS. GEO PORTER.
Mr. AND MRS E. NJ. PORTER.
MI. Arthur Leroy Bean of this village
nd Miss Grace w. Richmond OF Newport 6
ere married last " ednesday at the home
the brides parents. Mr.. Bean is em. !
loyed In the National Bank here and is a
cry popular young man. The bride
iugnt school at the academy several terms
nd has many friends who will welcome
er osck to Barton. The many friends of