Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-06

please furnish for the supper.
Miss Farley, who has wor ked for the Per-
cival Furniture Co. in the upholstering
department for the past five years, has re-
signed that position on account OF Ill
health.
Mr.. B. j. Campbell has a position at
Rock Island as book keeper for hardware
company. He will move his family there
as soon as a suitable tenement can be
procured.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. H. Wright of Phila-
delphis, Pa, who were married in that
city on the evening of June 1, are spending
a few days with Mrs. Wright's cousin,
Mrs. A. NJ. Cutler.
Miss Ida Austin and Miss Amy Marston
were among those who attended the Sun
day-school association, at Barton Landing
on Thursday. Miss Marston prepared
and read paper.
Mr.. A. S. Drew and Mr.. E. III. Glazier
leave ext Wednesday night for st. Louis,
where they will spend the remainder of the
month at the great fair. They go by the
way OF Greenfield, Mass.
Mr.. G. M. Darling Of LyndouviIle was
in town last week. Mr. Darling has sold
his land across the lake to Mr.. Frank Ma
goon and "Pres celle" and they will build
a cottage there this summer and clear the
land up.
Albert Gonyea was arrested yesterday
afternoon for intoxication and this morn
ing was brought before Justice Z. E.
Hamblet and was fined s. 90 and costs,
amounting to S1O.25. Rather a costly
experience.
The members and friends of the w. G.
T. U. are invited to meet with Mrs. E. 81.
Webster Tuesday, June IA, at 800 p. m.
This is Flower Mission day and an appro-
pirate program will be arranged. All are
cordially invited.
Mr.. T. J. Teller of Glover sends US some
samples of clover in full bloom, which he
writes us he picked May 27eh. Grass in
Orleans county is certainly looking much
better this year than usual and it is safe to
predict large crop.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the postoffice June 6. Please say
advertised when calling for these letters
Jos. Boulette, Mrs. o. G. Drew, VIII Fos-
ter, L. j. Jones, G. w. Jones, Arthur
Pettee, Fred Winshys, Lois Walker.
The town meeting last Saturday appoint
ed g committee consisting of o. H Moss
man, F. W. Baldwin, W. w. Miles, o. A.
White, e. N. Leonard and Geo. F. Reed to
investigate the matter of laying out the
road and to report to an adjourned meeting
| two weeks from the date of this meeting.
| The Orleans County Fair Association has
decided to hold a celebration on Roaring
! Brook Park July 4. There will be four
| horse races with purses OF 1900. About
$500 will be expended in vaudeville attrac-
tions. good pall game may be one OF
the attractions. Plan to spend the Fourth
at Roaring Brook Park.
Mr.. j. G. Stoddard of Barton Landing
and Miss Flossie McFarlane of this village
were married last Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. War
ner performing the ceremony. These
young people have large circle of friends
in this village and Barton Landing who
will extend congratulations and bes
wishes. They will reside at Barton Landing
H. F. Pillsbury & Son have sold theil
mill and lumber plant to Boston syndi
cate, who are to take possession Septembel
1st, 1904. The property consists of owe
5000 acres of land in the towns of Sutton
Westmore, Sheffield, and Barton, and viii
be operated as heretofore for wood ant
lumber by the new company.
The school having closed, the teacher
living out of town have gone to thei
homes, Miss Clarke to Montpelier, Mis-
Buck to Randolph Center, Miss Macombe
to Craftsbury, Miss Locke to Barton Land
7 ing and Miss Marsh to Glover. Miss Wait
has one more one more week in the Lyn
q donville schools and then will go to he
home in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. w. B. Bullock, who has been EN-
ployed in the MONITOR office for som
q time, has moved his family to Newpor
where he is to take chargeof the job print
v ing office connected with Mr.. Pratt studi
!. MIR. Bullock is a good printer and wi
doubtless be very successful there. M
Bullock and family have made many frienC
st here who will regret their departure.
Mr.. o. Young of Magog, P. @,
= making gasolene launch for Mr.. .. ]
7. Mossman. Mr.. Young is an experience
boat maker, having built large numbe
D. He is the builder of the steamer owned
g. Capt. Averill at w ilIoughby Lake. He b
been here for some time and intends
as move his family here to reside for tin
tn Mr.. Young is Mrs. B. G. Berry's father.
The band will render the following pr
he gram Saturday evening June IL.
r March The 0a1vn of Peaes Scout
IS. Overture, Apollo. Laurenoe {
,5 Gslop, Au Revoir, Lauren9e
Dd Walt Csrlotta, Laurendt
aw March Fn Masse D. " ReeN
=" Overture Gascsde niece
. Schoitiscbe Gliding Feet, Laure de
nt , walt TaRota Pet
L March, Signal Bell. Laurence
IL Star Spangled Banner
nd America
The Barton Academy ball team defea'
IN the Newport High School team on
tie Playground last Saturday afternoon ol
an score Of IS to 4. This gives the pennani
the Barton boys, they having won eV
led league game. The boys played an exc
asst | Iant roroa We omit the tabulated SCI