Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-12


with his grandparents.
MAX Story is visiting at Horace
storv's in Irasburg. The two gentlemen
will visit 70 WfIiston this week.
Geo. c. Cook aud wife Of Concord, n. H
return to their home today, after spending
a fe days here with his parents.
Miss Myrtle Couch of Manchester, n H
is stopping with Miss L. c Colourne. She
will spend the fall and winter here.
Miss Sarah Smith OF Barre is stopping
few DAYS with her uncle, NJ. J Smith, on
her way to her former home in Canada.
Miss Alice Kendrick of Rock island and
Mrs. Nellie Typart OF Sherbrooke visited
M and Mrs. Geo. Kendrick last week.
The ladies of the Village Improvement
Society will hold their food sale this week
Saturday afternoon at Miss Colburne's
store.
Clinton Murray left last week to attend
Valparaiso College and Northern Indiana
Normal School, which is said to be the
largest school in the country.
Mr.. John Brigham of Yonkers, N.
Mrs. Lillian Henley and children of Provi-
dence, r. /, and Mrs. Fairchilds of Derby
were guests of Mrs. w. G. Johnson last
week.
The Ladies', Society will meat in the
church parlors Wednesday afternoon Sept.
14th. Ladies will please furnish for the
supper. Come early as there are quilts to
tack.
The following letters remain uucalled
for at the post Office Sept. II Please say
advertised when calling for these letters
Herbert K. Curtis, Nell Hubbard, Mis-.
Kate Olcott, Miss Edna E. Scott.
Mr.. Charles Graves has returned from his
summers outing H5 visited MAY of tbs
beaches and o.her summ1r resorts. He
also visited his sister, Mrs. Grow, in Lynn,
Mass, W here he purchased some real estate.
The first regular meeting Of the w. c. 7.
| u. after the sum ner vacation will be held
with Mrs. W. L. Jacobs Tuesday, Sept. 13.
at 100 O'Clock p. m. At the close OF the
meeting "a reception will be given to the
teachers of Barton academy.
| DR.. Lorimer of New York died in France
last week. Doctor Lorimer had been in
poor health for some time and went a broad
for medical treatment. He will be very
pleasantly remem bere1 / by the people of
Barton and vicinity as one of the interest
ing speakers of our lecture course.
Prescelle gave entertainments at Seaver's
hall Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
There was a large audience both evenings.
His work was very similar to what he has
given heretofore although he has added
several new features. Many very favor
able comments were heard on his wonder
full performances. He starts out for tour
Of Maine soon.
| The Orleans County Fair is over and we
can now settle down to work. The fair
this year was certainly the best we have
ever had and, while the association could
not have made much money because of the
bad weather, the management have the
satisfaction OF having pleased the people
and given such excellent satisfaction that
all will be glad to come again.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene F. Greenwood ot
Enosburg Falls were in town last week and
attended the fair. Thsy also visited Mr..
Greenwood's sister, Mes. II. Z. Cleveland in
Coventry, making the trip there from
Enosburg in their automobile in three
hours. Mr.. Green wood formerly resided il
, Lowell but is at present engaged in the
mercantile business at E 1osburg Falls.
Mr.. Charles H. Case of Chicago will Civ,
an illustrated lecture 80 1r Country" in the
audience room of thu Cong'l church to-
morrow tuesday, evsning. Admission
15c. This lecture will be illustrated by
colored views OF California and pictures o
important events in our own history. Mr.
Case will be assisted by a quartette from
the choir and NJ. Wheeler, Mrs. Wright
g Prof. and Mrs. Stannard and Mr.. Warner
Miss Agnes LeClair died yesterday after
= noon after an illness OF about ten days
the cause of her death being an abscess
|. Her age was thirty-six years. She We
:. born in Hatley, Que, and was the daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac LeClair. Sh
had worked in the Peerless factory for owe
eight years. The funeral will be held
Is the Catholic church tomorrow, Tuesday,
N' $3.50 a. N. The Rev. FIR. Turcot will othc
y ate.
As Albert Leland was driving his toC
of sheep Though this village last Tuesd
'r they became frightened and commenc!
81 running in every direction. Finally, OF
of them saw E B. RobInson's fine dispts
to of eatables in his large show window an
of decided that it was time for lunch. 81
accordingly proceeded to investigate Il
/. display and in doing SO, jumped throuE
a the plate glass window completely demo
ishing it. L will cost nearly thirty dolla
= to replace ths window.
q A. V. Clouder, who works for Tower
Webster was seriously injured this NOR
ing. He was out with the team to get
!. load Of grain from car; in opening t
car door the door fell over striking \
CIoatier on the head aud neck and knoc
No ing HIM down. The horse became frigt
III ened and started up quickly and the hea
wheel passed over Mr.. Clouties's brea