Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-29

CIVIL war but since its close has mace nl'
home In the west. He has not been here
Tor thirteen years and marks many changes |
during that time. Mr.. Kimbali Is treasur-
er OF building and loan association OF
Topeka, and has extensive mining interests
He has recently been in Boston In attend
ance at the G. A. X. encampment. Mrs.
kimball has been east for some weeks OUT
was unable to come to Barton. On the re-
turn trip Mr.. Kimbah planned to visit
their son, who is In company with Austin
Kimball in New York.
Prescelle Is to be the attraction at Seaverss
opera house Sept. 7th and 8th In his hign
class entertainments of hypnotism and
mind reading. There will be dance each
night after the entertainment commencing
at ten o'clock lasting until two; four hours
OF dancing. Orchestra music will be fur
nished for the entire evening. The Barton
Band are to receive one half of the proceeds.
The band will give a concert each evening
in front of the opera house. We know OF
no better entertainment that will please so
many of the visitors here during the fair as
Prescelle. We trust our people will show
some appreciation of the strenuous efforts
of our band to reach that height OF perfee
tion which places them on footing with
any band in this section of the country.
Don't forget the date.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. church OF Falls
Church, Va with their son and daughter
are visiting friends I'm this vicinity. Mr.
fc - ht1fh hos
In various towns of Orleans County as Well
as In Canada. He left here about twenty
| five years ago, going to Massachusetts
hoping to benefit his health. Here he
remained about four years and then
returned to Vermont for short soJourn.
In early life he peddled and has visited
| every town in the state of Vermont. Some
time after his return from Massachusetts
| he went to Virg mi a where ne
married and has since resi- d q
Mr.. Church has extensive business inter-
ests in Falls Church, being president OF 1ts
telephone and telegraph company, manager
of the Falls Church improvement Com
pany, president of the Alexandra County
Publishing Association, besides which he Is
|
business.
The families of James B. Cassidy, Chas,
F. Percival, ]. Melvin Elliott, Fred ]. Per-
cival, with their friends, Fred. M. Kimbaif
wife, and three daughters OF Somerville
Mass, Mrs. Coburn of West Burke, Miss
Mcintyre, of Milford, N. H, Louis Danns
and wife of Chicago, and Mr.. Henry Mar
tin, and daughter Bessie, also of Chicago
making party of twenty-four spent Tues
day last at Stanley Point across Crysta
Lake. They first took ride around the
lake, and 1t was unanimously voted the
most er joyable picnic all had ever attend
ed. The occasion was a reunion, prior tt
the departure of the Kimballs, who wen
home Thursday morning, having spent th
summer here at their cottage, "The Over
look" Mr.. Henry Martin left Wednesday
for Norwich and Chelsea to visit other rel
atives. Miss Bessie Martin will
sojourn here few days longer
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Per-
cival, expecting to reach home Sept. 18th
Mr.. and Mrs. Dame left Saturday for tn
White Mountains, en- route home, vi
Portland, Boston, New York City, Balti
more and Washington, D. G.
Barton is again victorious. The baseball
game between the home team and 81
Johnsbury played here last Thursda
afternoon resulted in the defeat OF tn
latter players by good margin. hig
wind from the south aided the batsme
while 1t kept the fielders guessing wher
the ball would come down. Both team
bad on their batting clothes and pounds
out runs apparently whenever they chose
1t was an interesting game to watch, bu
Barton took so much Of lead in the hrs
two innings that the outcome was neve
in doubt The score follows: