Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-11-07
BARTON LANDING.


George Sanders was on the sick list last
week.
F. E. Cutler and family have moved to
WoIcott.
Mrs. Emma Burbank has rented rooms
in Mr.. Conway's house.
Frank Clough shot fine deer recently.
He will have the head mounted.
Miss Emma Pierson was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams last week.
The meeting of the G. A. r. post is to be
postponed week on account of election.
Miss Bertha Lothrop has returned from
her trip to Lowell, Mass, and taken up
her work again.
The rummage sale conducted last week
by the ladies of the Village Improve ment
Society was success.
Leon Gay has returned to Minnidoka,
Idaho, to take up his work again after a
visit to friends at home.
Huntress Mayhem is again at work in
the Chandler mill after visit to his
parents at Dixville, Que.
Mrs. Mary Willis from North Albany is
Iere and will spend the winter with her
neice, Mrs. 81. o. Clough.
Miss Ruth Skinner returned from Mont
pelier last Monday. Mrs. Skinner re-
NAMED through the week.
D. j. Carter from Coventry has rented
the tenement in c. N. Leonard's house,
and moved his goods there.
Rev. S. G. Lewis is improving quite
rapidly and hopes soon to be able to
resume his duties as pastor.
Mrs. Fred Parker is here from Falls
Church, Va, visiting at the home of her
father, G. E. Gay.
Tuesday morning, Nov. LIST, h. G. Bas-
sett started on his rounds as rural free
| delivery carrier of route No. 1.
Election returns will be given in the K.
P. hall Tuesday evening. All persons
interested are invited to attend.
W. D. Allen of West Charleston has
bought of Ed. Dudley the house which Is
now occupied by D. A. Gates family.
Mrs. Msy Buzzo has left the employ of
Beede & Cowles, and engaged to work as
dressmaker for Miss Gertrude Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrick Twombly have
moved into A. &. Benefits tenement
which was formerly occupied by F. E.
Cutters family.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. p. Sawyer have rented
the ground floor tenement in Mrs. Bur-
banks house and have moved their goods
here from West Derby.
CARD-We wish to thank the neighbor
and friends for their kindness during the
illness and at the time of the death of our
! beloved mother. We would especially
! thank the singers for the beautiful music.
Mr.. AND MRS. ARTHUR MILES
Arrangements have been made with your
news dealer, Mr.. H. S. Webster, whereby
he will supply extra copies of the MONITOR
from his news stand at the regular price,
five cents.
Last week Wednesday the bill to incor-
porste the Central Savings Bank and
Trust Co., in this village, passed the house,
and the way now seems clear for the estab
ishment of that institution.
Next w ednesday afternoon the ladies of
the Woman's Home Missionary Society OF
the Methodist church will meet at the
church to pack box for the Deaconess
Home. All serviceabIe articles would be
very acceptable.
Read the opening chapters OF ''The Sub
stitute." our new serial story, appearing in
! this issue of the MONITOR. This is an
other of those popular stories going the
rounds OF America and winning its autnor
such wide fame. Will n. Harden Is Ine
writer. You will undoubtedly remember
him as the author of 'Abner Dahlei'
Qaite large number of young people
were present at the Halloween social
given at the school house by the senior
class. Old. fashioned games were play
and all sorts of tricks tried to get peep
/ into the future. 4 special feature oil the
evening was the gnost stories that were
told at the "wiIching hour of midnight. !"
Judging by appearances. there wss fun
outside the scnooI baiIcing as well as in
ei1e.