Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-03

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Ho%srd, fISaaS; IS p ! 9 ! ! ! Z /
Totals 80 12 Is "a IS 8
Innings: 234 56 7s9
Barton. O 6O1 900 =
Island Pond, % 4 o 1 o / s
Left on bases, Barton s, Island Pond IL;
2-base hits, Dempsey, McCrea, Stotte;
double play, Stotte and McCrea; struck
out, by Jenness 4, by Howard 2; bases on
balls, of Jenness 5, off Howard4. Umpire,
Clark; scorer, j. M. Blake.
Among recent arrivals at Hotel Barton
this week we note the following: Mrs. s.
F. Swift and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Price
OF Chicago. Mr.. Price stopped of here to
see II arrangements could be made for the
rebuilding of the Harding tub factory.
We learn that he would be willing to con-
tract for all the product of the factory,
and also would be instrumental In re-
building. AS these people seem to be able
to raise the necessary funds for such a
project, would it not be wise to try and
encourage them in any way we can? Mrs.
town and lake and intends sending her
daughters here next month for several
weeks. Mr.. Phillips, who has very fine
exhibit of birds, deer heads, and rugs here,
received several large orders from the
party, among these an order for a large
fox skin robe, which he will make this
fall. The Rev. Mr.. Ashworth and wife of
MI
last fall. arrived Monday for a few weeks
stay. Mrs. Webb of Maiden, Mass, is
here for few weeks; while Mr.. Webb,
who is travelling man, plans to stay here
Sundays during his wife's stay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bean of Lowell, Mass, are here. Mr..
and Mrs. Caswell, formerly of this town,
are with us. The instructors of our
summer school, Miss Burridge, Messrs.
Colburn, Brodeur, and Bagnall, also have
been at the hotel. About so attended the
reception at the hotel, given by the
teachers OF our village school to the visit.
ing teachers. The house was opened
throughout and the dining hall and office
cleared for dancing. We were pleased to
see Mr.. Stone, formerly state superin-
tendent of education, and recently from
the Philippines. About two hundred
names appear on the hotel register this
week besides those mentioned. The ball
team of Island Pond with quite a follow
ing>were here to dinner and supper Thurs
| day. Several trips have been made on the
lake with Pillsbury's boat aud a very busy
and enjoya BILE week has been spent.
BARTON LANDING.
Wilder Joslyn is home for a short visit.
Mrs. Wheatley spent the Sabbath in this
| place.
Miss Josephine Fisk returns to Montpel-
Ter Monday.
| Mrs. Emily Hunt has been visiting her
| son, Frank Hunt.
Read the notice to taxpayers in the ad-
vertising columns. ..'.
Mrs. Heber Parker, who has been on the
sick list is improving.
NJ NJ. 1aplin and family intend to 60 to
Caledonia Springs this week.
Thursday evening the Masons worked
the second degree on four persons.
Herbert Card spent few days here re-
Gently visiting his brother, Geo. Card.
Miss Ruth Pelow has commenced work
for Mrs. E. A. Miller as clerk in her store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Landon are camp
ing at Willoughby Lake with J. G. Turn
bulls people.
William Gillis and family have returned
to Minneapolis, after visiting friends here
for short time.
Frank Hunt has opened a meat market
in Taplin & Rowell's block which will be
open every evening.
DR.. Rowell and family are home from
Caledonia Springs where they have been
stopping few weeks.
George Adams and family took carriage
| drive to Cabot Thursday and will spend
week there visiting friends.
Taplin & Rowell have bought a pasture
and some timbered land In Westmore of E.
G. Folsom OF Eastport, Mass. ...- .-.
Mr.. Bordway came here Saturday from
Chelsea where he works in a meat market.
He intends to move there soon.
Miss Mary Lewis, who has been visiting
her brother, Rev. 3. G.. Lewis. week, has
returned home to st. Johnsbury.
Rev. s. G. Lewis went to Morrisville to
preach yesterday. Mrs Lewis accompan-
led him. They will visit relatives in Hard
wick.
G. s. Skinner is in Attleboro advertising
| real estate, which will be sold at auction
by N. NJ. Taplin the last of the month.
Last Tuesday Mr.. Lyons people, Mrs.
Boardman and others visited Mount
Pisgah, and they report a most enjoyable
| time.
Rev. M. S Eddy preached at the NJ. E..
church in the morning service yesterday.
| He also preached In the service at the
| grove in the afternoon.
! II. c. Potter OF Barton has been engaged
to play with the Barton Landing cornet
hand On the dow Of Z hoi - d.