Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-13

I. U. are invited to meet with Mrs. H. h.
Cutler Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock, IN
stead Of with Mrs r H. Webster, as an
nounced last week. This is Flower Mis-
sion day and an appropriate program VIII
be given.
MIR. c. e. Ham bIet has been doing some
good work on the streets in this village
While in some cases it was necessary to cut
into the turf along the yards, when 1t Is
again turfed over the appearance OF the
streets and also of the yards will be
improved.
Children's Day was observed at the NJ
E. church yesterday with q concert IN the
evening by the children of the Sunday
School assisted by the choir. The speaking
and singing reflected much credit on the
children and those who had the rehearsals
in charge.
S Z. Winslow seems to be doing a large
business in buying stock, sugar, wool, ETC.
During the past six months he has paid
the farmers in this vicinity 1858, or an
average of over $500 per month. Mr..
WIDslow is hustler and will not only buy
your stock at the highest market price but
will insure your life in one OF the leading
companies at the lowest possible rate.
The band will render the following pro-
gram Saturday evening, June IS.
| March, Under the American Eagle,
| Jacob III. Ellis
Selection, Operatic Mos aic, L. P. Laurendeau
| Symphia Waltzes, Holzmann
| March, The .sth Repiment, F. Pant la
Sele ction, War SONGS, Mackey- Boyer
| Waltz Charolotta, L. P. Laurendeau
sch2,tische, The Way to Win a Woman,s :.
Reyefie afst'f The waysfde Chapel & B RSM vi
| Galop, Sta npede, L. P. Laurendeau
| March, The Signal Bell, L. P. Laurendeau
Mr.. H. F. Ryther of Montgomery Center
was in town recently visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| Norman Smith and other friends. Mr..
Ryther is working for Nelson, Hall & Co
Mr.. Hall started some time ago to make
machine for the manufacture of butter tt b
covers and Mr.. Ryther assisted him in per-
fecting the machine which is now in work
ing order and produces covers at the rate
OF twelve a minute. Mr.. Ryther is good
mechanic and this work is right in his line
We note that he was also one of the speak
ers at the Frank in County W. G. t. U.
meeting held some time ago.
A very pleasant social event was the
marriage of Rufus Miller Of Stanstead, P.
@, and Vera Belle Cheney of West Burke.
Ceremony was performed by. Rev w. G.
Johnson at the residence of Carl Jewell on
High Street, tuesday, June 7th. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Cheney of Sutton acted as
groomsman and bridesmaid. The home OF
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years and here she attended the academy.
A wide circle of relatives and friends ex-
tend congratulations Mrs. G. Jewell made
a most excellent Ihostess for the occasion
Mr.. Miller is a resident of Stanstead and
this will be their future home.
Master Arthur Welch has been suffering
from bad cut in the forehead during the
past week. Arthur is in the habit OF driv'
ing COW belonging to his father, Mr.
E. S. Welch, to a pasture near VIM. Tel
fer's. Last Wednesday afternoon as ht
was going after the COW he encountered 6
LARGO and Vance boy and Arthur state
that they commenced throwing stones a
him. He trie to hide beside some bushe
but they continued throwing and soon on
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senseless. Mr.. Freegard, who saw hin
before he left the road, stated that it wa
nearly half hour before he reappeare
and as he went but a short distance, it i
t thought he may have lain there for som
little time. His face was quite badly Gu
and when taken to the Freegard house b
came near fainting. The case has beel
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Nelson. We understood that LARGO an
Vance are not to be found.
The Orleans County Fair Association
! will hold Fourth of July Celebration a
Y Roaring Brook Park, Barton, Vt. $500 vii
: be offered in purses, divided as follows
2:4O class, $50; 2:25 class, 5000; 2:21 class
g 900; 2:16 class, $3.50. Entries will clos
: June 9th. Over 5000 will be expended i
= vaudeville attractions. The Mobile Trouba
dours. one of the leading minstrel com
pan1es in the country, has been secured
This company is composed of sixtee
members, all of them artists, and acre
- of fun may be expected. The Barto
Cornet Band, of p pieces, will furnis
y music. This is one ofthe best bands
o. Northern Vermont and will render frs
{! class music. The Barton baseball team an
q team from Hardwick will cross bats
re 1920 a. m. These are two of the stronge
IN teams in this section and anexcitipg gan
er is promised. There will be special ira
Oy from st. Johnsbury Monday morning al
the usual low rates will be given. Admi
.es sion 25 cents; children under twelve yeal
IRA Is cents.
oo At the ball games on the park it has b
ge come the custom for the spectators
"guy" the visiting team apparently wi
OF the hope Of "rattling' the players so tn
he they will not be able to play their b'
B. game. As the visitors are always in hel
led less minority, they can do nothing
set. ''grin" and bear it. Some years ago t
Barton team visited Lyndonville and |
boys were abused by the spectators a