Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-22


Band of the 5sh regiment Royal Scots of
Canada, will do escort duty through the
day. special train leaves st. Johnsbury
at O'Clock a. M; Lyndonville, 7:30; West
Burke. 7:40, Barton, s, arriving at New
port at S:25 when a short parade will be
had, after which they will take special
train for Stanstead, P. O., arriving there
about $3.50, when lines will again be formed
to march under the direction of the officers
OF Golden Rule Lodge. A special train
will leave Stanstead at the close of the
exercises or at such hour as may be deter
mined. The program at Stansterd is as
follows: 10 a. m, reception of Grand
Lodge officers at Golden Rule Lodge; pres
entation of medals and comforting honor
ary degrees; 12 NJ, dinner; 80 p. M,
public meeting, speeches by Grand Lodge
officers and others, music, etc.; $50 p. m.
grand street parade; p. M, supper; $3.50
p. M, reception and dancs; admittance by
card only. June 25 there is to be an ex-
cursion to Owls Head lodge room, where
some of the degrees will be worked.
BARTON LANDING.
Mrs. Henry Lee and her daugh ghter from
Lyndonville visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dudley last Friday.
Joseph Lightwood has moved from j. 81.
Bartlett's house into one of the tenements
in the E. e. Stafford block.
Chas. Jones exhibits pea pods we'll filled
with peas which he raised this season,
Notwithstanding the frosts.
c. s. Gibbs reports the apple crop as
complete failure this season owing to the
severe frosts the last of May.
M. N. Taplin was In Chester selling real
estate Saturday, and Tuesday he goes to
Athol, Mass, to sell large herd of stock.
The hose company put in little prac-
tice last Thursday evening so as to be pre-
pared to do effective service in the event of
fire.
Mrs. e. H. Lothrop visited her daughter
Nellie at Lowell, Mass, recently. She
also visited friends in Boston during her
trip last week. ~.
Mr.. Doe, the new superintendent of the
e. L. Chandler Oo. mills, with his family
is making his home at the Valley House
for the present.
e. II. Lothrop sold his black horse to
Mr.. Pike and son of Pike Station, N. H.,
and his bay mare to parties from st.
Johnsbury last week.
= A. B. Bingham is home from Durham,
N. H., where he was called because Of the
| severe illness of his mother. He left her
somewhat improved in health.
]. B. Winget has put electric lights in
both his shop and dwelling house. Mr..
Winget is one of those progressive men
who keep up with the times.
| The Masons worked the first degree on
one candidate last Thursday evening. Dur
| ing the last few weeks they have worked
the third degree on twelve candidates.
L. HI. Kinsley, a graduate, of Barton
academy and also graduate of Burdette's
business college of Boston is employed as
bookkeeper in the cffice of ]. G. Turnbull
The friends of Henry Hogaboom have
learned that he has 50 far recovered from
bis severe Illness as to be able to resume
his work in the railroad yard at Lyndon
| Vile.
Sadie Lothrop and Lena Wiley attended
| the graduating exercises at st. Johnsbury
academy Thursday and Friday. Berths
Lothrop graduated from that school last
week.
The E. L. Chandler Company have built
an addition ION to their upper mill. The
problem that is constantly confronting
the company is how to provide sufficien,
room for their increasing business.
Carpenters are finishing off another
schoolroom in the addition which wa.
built on the schooIhouse last year. Pupils
have increased to that number that an.
other schoolroom had to be provided for
Noah Dean visited in town last week
For several years his home has been in
Lyndonville but he enjoys his stay here
where he still wields the fishing rod with
success. He recently caught two poune
whitefish. besides several smaller ones.
Chas. Hartwell will move into Johr
Bartlett's tenement the first of July :
Wallace Sawyer is visiting friends II
town--Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson
spent Sunday at Wiiloughby.-Mr. Barri
entertained over Sunday his father, nep
hew and niece from Wells River.-Mrs
Cowlei of Albany visited her son Herber
last week.-Carl French and family ar
camping at Memphremagog lake.-Mrs
Beede and daughter, Mrs. Wallace O
Sandy Hook were the guests of Herber
Cowles last week. Mr.. and Mrs Fran
Wheeler spent Sunday with Mr.. French
family at the lake-Mrs. Eva Cham berli
visited friends here last week. She wi
, turn to her home in Minneap Ills sool
All the children belonging to the gram
mar school department were quarantine
in their homes last week but were re
leased today as none of them show symr
toms of smallpox. On Monday, June
a child came down with small pox. Sr
7 attended school on Friday, June 9Th, bI
: was not i'll until the folio wing Monda
e but the health officers took the precautio
] t. quarantine all the children lest the
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