Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-20

Mrs. Martha r.. Nelson will visit friends
in sweetsburg, P. @, this week.
Mrs. q. c. Lang has been visiting in
Manchester and Franklin Falls, n. II.
Mr.. Zillah Davis is entertaining her sis
ter. Mrs. Lavina Stoddard of Franconia'
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The ball team goes to Island Pond next
Friday morning to cross bats with the
team there.
Walter Goodro's little daughter, who is
still at the hospital at Montreal, is improv-
ing slowly.
Miss Isqdore Foss has returned from
Massachusetts where she has been visiting
the past few weeks.
Mrs A. E. Clark, who was operated
upon at hospital in Boston recently, is
not gaining very much.
The fire companies are requested to get
out for practice tomorrow, Tuesday, eve-
ming at O'Clock sharp.
Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Drumming and Mr..
and Mrs Fred Collision are camping in
tents across Crystal lake.
Mrs. Laura Rand who has been absent
the past two weeks visiting in Boston and
other places has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Currier and daughter
Marion visited Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Pills.
bury in Sutton last week.
Mrs. Al LeBarron and Miss Katie Le-
Barron of No Hately, P. O., are visiting
their uncle, William Drumming.
Mrs. N. L. Foster and children are in
Irasburgh visiting Mrs. Fosters relatives.
They will be away nearly two weeks.
III. t. Seaver is having two good display
windows built at the front of the E. B.
Robinson store, greatly improving it.
Miss Louise Johnson, who has been stop
ping at N. l.. Fosters for the past few
months, has returned to Brownington.
Mrs. Inez Pay and family of Newark and
Mrs. Iva Pay and family of E. Charleston,
visited their mother, Mrs. Lyman SWEET
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Baldwin and Mrs.
o. ID. Owen attended the state convention
of the Congregational churches held at st.
Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. Hill of Burlington is spending a
few weeks with her brother, Mr.. n. D.
Martin. She is accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Perkins.
viii Tower, who has been taking a
course at the business college at st. Johns
bury, commenced work at the Barton
National Bank this morning.
Mr.. Arthur Busweu has received an
IN ail g,
r. r. and is now running between New
port and White River Junction.
Earl Jeuness and his friend, Frank
HoppmaD, of Schenectady, N. Y, spent
part of last week at Willoughby Lake
They caught 81 large nice lunge and sal
mon trout.
c. w. Tenney received ten cans of lake
trout last week and Immediately placed
them in the May pond brook. They were
large trout and perhaps the finest lot ever
received here.
H. S. Graves had a fish weighing three
pounds and one ounce on exhibition last
week. Its length was nineteen inches.
Harry caught it in the Barton river. This
is not fish story.
Mrs. j. D. Foster, while on her way to
Stanstead last Thursday, was taken sud-
denly i'll at Hotel Rickard at Derby,
where she had stopped for dinner. She is
| there quite sick at the present time.
The annual convention of the Orleans
| County Christian Endeavor Union will be
I held at the Congregational church In
Coventry on Tuesday, June 2Sth. The
program will be found in the Coventry
locals.
1 The following letters remain uncalled
for at the postoffice June 20. Please say
advertised when calling for these letters
Mrs. Luther Brooks, Mrs. Geo. E. Brooks
Mrs. Harsel Brooks, Miss E. Bloss, Chas
Philbrook
Mrs. Ida NJ. Butterfield, Mrs. Mabe
Austin Clement and her niece, Miss Ruth
OF Phillips, Me, Mrs. Justina W ellis O.
Pennington, Me-, and Mr.. and Mrs. 6. S
Pomeroy of New York are at the Crysta
Lake Hotel for the summer.
Cushman Waterman, one of the oldes
citizens in town, died last Wednesday a
the home of his son Joseph, from the effect
of a shock. He was veteran of the Civi
war. The funeral was held on Friday
Mr.. Waterman was 81 years old.
Mr.. John Burke and son of Lowell, Mass
arrived in town last Friday evening. The,
came from Concord, N. H, Friday in MI
Burke's large automobile. 1t is 145 mile
from Concord to Barton by rail an
probably a little more by the highway
Pretty good running for Vermont roads.
A special request is made to all peopl
living on Main street to dump no ashes c
other rubbish on the railroad bank. II a
the citizens will take care to throw n
refuse matter into the streets and burn a
waste matter a much more slightly an
more sanitary condition will be the resul
VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY.
Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. J. Crsmer of st. Johns
bury visited Mrs S. D. Stone and Mr..
B. Stone last week. On Friday evenln
Mr.. Stone and his mother and Mr.. an
: Mrs. Crsmer, accompanied by sever
other friends, crossed the lake on NJ
ATkley's boat and enjoyed an excelleI
supper which was served near G. v