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

Rev. ]. p. Garfield spent few days with
he Rev. Mr.. Hager of Hyde Park, recently. |
The Misses Temple OF West Charleston
are guests OF their aunt, Mrs. M. E. Wilson.
Mrs. Lucy Robinson and daughter LII
liam. visited Edward Niles Of Coventry last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lowery go this
week to Fitzdsle, where they have employ
ment.
Rev. and Mrs. j. E. Mead of Burlington
are visiting Mrs. Mead's father, Mr.. o. A.
White.
Mrs. Watkins of Newport visited her
daughter, Mrs. Roy P. Skinner, at E. r.
Cooks last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Wiggin and family,
from Topsfield, Mass, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 7. Wiggin.
Mr.. Myron Joslyn of Boston visited his
sisters, the Misses Joslyn, and daughter,
Miss Bertha JosIyn, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs II. V. Jones and children
and DIR. and Mrs. Nichols, are spending
week at their Long Pond cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Ripley of Colorado
Springs, and Mrs. Stewart of Massachu-
setts have been visiting Mrs. Alice Skinner.
M. w. Johnson and wife went on the
excursion from Lyndonville to Magog, Fri
day evening. They spent very pleasant
evening.
All members of the "Afternoon Study
Club" are requested to meet at the home
of Mrs. O. II. MossmaD, Thursday, Sept.
LIST, 1904, at p. m.
Regular meeting of Orient Chapter Nof
13, o. E. S, Friday, Sept. I'd, 1904. Ban
deavor to be present.
Mrs. James Mckinley and children
Lowell, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Chase
and son of Greensboro visited their aunt,
Mrs. A. R. Cowles, last week.
Mrs. n. E. Cowles left for her home In
| Albany, n. Y, last week. During her
stay here Mrs. Cowles has met many old
| friends and made host of new ones.
The Foreign Missionary Society will meet
with Mrs. e. w. Barron next Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. AS 1t is the annual
meeting good attendance is desired.
Mrs Chester Abbott and son, OF Woods
vile, N. a., and Miss Sarah Williamson OF
| Concord, N. H., are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Williamson.
R. K. Hoyt of Kansas, E. A. Townsend
| of Manchester, N. H. with their brother,
]. 81. Hoyt of Glover, visited their uncle
in Canada, and their old home in West
Newport, last week.
The superintendents of the Floral hall
of the Orleans county fair request the Ia
dies of Barton and vicinity to bring in
their plants and cut flowers so as to have a
good display this year.
The school board have engaged Mr..
c. L. Erwin of'Waltham, Mass, for assistant
instructor in the high school, Mr.. Erwin is
a graduate of Dartmouth college and comes
very highly recommended.
o. E. Cowles has moved his household
goods to the home of Mrs. A. G. Austin
where he has engaged board for his family
for the winter. Mrs. .Cowles will spend the
month of September at her former home
Claremont, N. Fl.
Remember the republican rally and bas-
ket picnic at Willoughby lake tomorrow
Tuesday. Candidates Bell and Stearns viii
be present, also Senator Proctor, Ex Con.
gresham Powers, III. F. Graham, anc
others. This will be great celebration
. Plan to attend.
Mr.. Henry Harding and Mr.. Frank Fell
were in Bradford last week in attendanc,
. at the races. Mr.. Harding won second
money in the free for-all race with Billy
Hurd. The best time was 2:134. The tracl
q record previous to this race was 2:18. Al
of the horsemen in this place will attent
:, the fair at Sherbrooke this week.
g There is every indication of large list o
e entries for the races at the fair here. Ever.
one seems to be interested in the fair and /
:, should be a greater success than ever before
The vaudeville attractions are the best tn
Il management could get and the entries il
every department bid fair to be fully up t
. the usual standard. The ball games wi
9 afford sport for all lovers of the game an
n every one will find something pleasing q
the fair. All come.
Lucier's Famous Minstrels will appear 6
Seaver's hall next Wednesday evening
This company has twenty-five star pei
formers and musicians. The entertain
40 ment has been advertised to be given und'
their canvas but it has been decided to g1'
20 it at the opera hall. This company Is vel
well and iavorably known here as 1t h'
ce appeared here several times and aiWa!
given a good show. Tickets on sale
,g Pierce's drug store.
The lrasburgh baseball team crossed Da
ed with the second nine of this village at e
Playground last Saturday afternoon. u
Mt game was very close and exciting and W
closely followed by the spt ptctators.
home home team won by score OF 9 to
Many who we're present pronounced II
one of the best games they had seen tt
y year. With such material as we have
the second nine to draw upon In the yes