Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-27

Mass, spent few days last week with her
brother, Chas Brook.
The Peerless factory closes next Satur-
dsv for the annual invoice. It will be
closed for two weeks.
49, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. KlmbalI OF New
York have been stopping at Hotel Barton
during the past week.
The CongI Foreign Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. A. NJ. Tower next
Tuesday afternoon at p. m.
Mrs. Hill of st. Johnsbury, is in town,
canvassing for Mrs. John A. Logan's book,
Thirty Years in Washington"
Misses Gertrude and Hazel Folsom, who
have been attending school at Stanstead,
are home for the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bishop of Fairfax,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hull and Rev.
and Mrs. A. B. Blake, last Saturday.
Miss Bern1ce Greenwood, who has been
assisting in Miss CoIburne's millinery
rooms, has gone to her home in Warren.
Mr.. Elisha Foster of Evansville has pur-
chased a building lot of Mrs. VI. A. Belknap
A~~~'
Mrs. S. S. johnson and Mrs. o. B. La
Port, who have been visiting friends in
Eaton, P. @, and Derby Line, have re-
turned home.
Mr.. w. H. Bean, who has driven the
ten cent hack in this village, has aban-
doned the work owing to lack of business
and returned to his home in st. Johnsbury
Center.
| Mrs. c. f. Percival arrived home from
! Springfield, Mass, last Friday. Mrs.
! Percival has been receiving treatment at
the city hospital in Springfield and is bet
! ter than when she went away.
Mr.. William aurd of Littleton, N. H.,
has sent his fast horse, "BAly Rurd" here
to be trained by Mr.. Henry Harding. Mr..
Hurd apparently appreciates tee advan-
tages afforded by the excellent track at the
park.
There will be a dance at Seaver's hall,
Friday evening, July 1st; music furnished
by Madam Brooks orchestra of four pieces.
Everyone is cordially invited to come and
enjoy the evening. The balcony will be
open.
Mrs. H. A. Clark of Sharon Springs,
Kansas visited her sister, Mrs. C. E. Hamb-
let, recently. Mrs. Clark IS the daughter
of MIR. Chas. Carpenter OF Charleston. She
had not been east for over ten years. She
will visit relatives in this vicinity until fall.
We understand that Mr.. John Hazel is
to build a stone sned here Wnere ne will
work the granite which he is quarrying on
Barton Mountain. This will require more
help and il the business booms as 1t now
seems, it may be that Barton will be live
ly place.
The J. c. Rockwell company is to give
series of entertainments here this week,
commencing on Monday evening and con-
tinuing all the week. This company has
been here before and gives a good enter
tainment. They have a large ten
which is to be spread on the Norris place.
An excursion train passed through here
last Saturday, containing party of Mod
ern Woodmen of America on their way to
Owls Head. The party was joined by
members of the fraternity all along the
line and the outing must have been very
pleasant one.
= We are in receipt of catalogue Of the
&c st. Johnsbury academy and business
q college. An advertisement Of the business
n department will be found on another pag'
: of this paper. This department is doing
- excellent work end young men and wo
" men who go there get a good practica
d business education.
The Village Improvement Society viii
give an entertainment Friday evening
July IS, entitled Samantha Allen at tn
e. Court Of Fame" under the direction Q
Ig Miss Harriette Harris Of Weymouth, Mass
About forty characters will be imperson
70 ated by local talent. The proceeds are
go to the improvement of the village.
,is The Ladies' Society will close their meet
ings for the summer by giving a supper
-, the Congregational church parlors, Wee
nesday evening, June 90. Supper frol
to o'clock followed by music and
IL social time. Everybody invited to com
Whole bill, Is cents. Menu: Rolls, salad
is cold meat, coffee, Washington pies, ic
cream and cake.
d Mrs. Rosetta Coolidge died June 18Th
the home of her ds sughter, Mrs. Al Dal
at The cause of her death was cerebral her
ey. orrhage. Her age was seventy seven yea
,Iv Mrs. Coolidge was born in Ludlow. >
ak was the wife of Edward Coolidge. ,
,o moved to this village from Lowell sol
~ years ago. The remains were taken
Lowell for interment
Olu The band Will render the following pl
I'd, gram Saturday evening.
March, St j., Barringt
IN, Overture, Bedelia, Laurence
The Wild Boar Hunt. Henri Wet
eek Serenade. The Wsyside Chapel, Chamb
March, Uncle Sammy, holzm
.. Schotusche, Gliding Feet, Lgurende
" COMEDY Overture (LustpieD Keller
end Waltz, The DAYS OF Yore, Laurence
March, Happy days in Georgia, heuo
March Superbus, hocAN
sor The Ladies' Improvement Society
starting flower beds in various sections
this village, adding greatly to the oea