Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-02


from her Illness.
All those who are interested in having
baseball team in this village are requested
to meet at the school house tomorrow,
Tuesday evening. There is sufficient ma
terial for good team here and those VINO
are interested should plan to attend. There
should be but little trouble In raising
funds for team.
There is to be a May ball at Ssaver's ball
next Friday evening and general invita-
tion is extended to ell. The dancing VIII
commence at O'Clock and continue until
all are ready TO stop. Music will be 1ur-
nished by an orchestra of five pieces. Al
mission seventy-five cents per couple; Ia
dies twenty five cents; balcony twenty
five cents. All come and plan to have
good time.
At the annual meeting OF Orleans Lodge
No. 55, F. and A. NJ. last Friday evening,
the following officers were elected and in
stalled for the coming year: W. M, IL. Y.
Pierce; 8. w, FL. g. Potter; j. W., E. ID.
Glazier; Treas, E. F. Dutton Sec, o. V.
Joslyn; s. D E B. Wild; I'D, C.S. Web
Chap, Rev. w. A. Warner; Marshal, II. I.
Seaver; S s J.H. Hoyt; u.s., C.H. Blood;
Tiler, F. G. Burdick.
Teachers Institutes for Orleans County
will be held at Barton Tuesday, May Us
and Newport Wednesday, May Is. These
| Institutes are in charge of Supt. Ranger
and the county examiner, who Will De
| n6nnQ-
| tors from within and without thesstate,
and cannot fail to be profitable one. All
of the teachers should plan to be present
at one or the other of these meetings. The
state law provides that teachers may attend
| without loss of time. A more complete
program given next week.
The Academy base ball nine defeated
the Lyndon Institute team on the fair
ground last Saturday afternoon by a score
of ska. The game was interesting and
proves that the academy has material for q
strong team. First on balls off, Dutton,
II, off Lyndon, II; first base on errors
Lndon Z, Barton 10; two base hits, Lyn-
don 1, Barton 2; struck out by Dutton 10
by Lyndon 6: double plays, Lyndon 1;
hit by Dutton, 4, Lyndon none; base
hits of Dutton off, Lyndon IL.
The Odd Fellows observed the S5tE
anniversary of Odd Fellowship in America
at their lodge rooms last Tuesday evening
There was q large attendance OF members
and invited friends. The first of the even
ing was spent in playing games and visit
ing; followed by piano solo by Miss
Mary Collision. L. M. Hubbard acted as
chairman and introduced the speakers
DR.. Pearson gave brief outline of the
work of the Order and the good it wa:
doing. He was followed by Rev. Mr.
% Johnson, who testified to the benefits ht
had received by being an Odd Fellow; hi
eulogies were many and sincere. Rev. Mr.
Warner spoke in his usual happy vein anC
interesting manner. After the speaking
the gentlemen took their ladies anc
marched to the refreshment quarters ane
INDUCED in ice cream and cake.
The Crystal Lake Fish and Game CluI
held their annual meeting at the school
house Wednesday evening. The following
officers were elected for the coming year
w. w. Miles, president; W. M. Wrig ht
J vice president, G. w. Tenney, secretar.
and treasurer; executive committee, G. II
Blood, c. A. Barrows, and Fl. s. Graves
Ten members of the club were elected t.
serve as a committee to look after the en-
forcement of the fish AID game laws.
: committee was also appointed to install
! fish screen across the outlet Of Crystal Lax
7 to prevent the migration of landlocke
+ salmon, lake trout and steelhead trout wit
which the lake is to be extensively stocke
e this season. For several years the member
b of this club have put forth every effort t
/. esta blish good fishing by stocking tn
d lakes, ponds and streams in this vicinit
and as result of this work there is to b
r found in many of the ponds in the out
:. lying country excellent fishing for th
:, sportsman in search Of this willy game.
e BARTON LANDING.
Rodney Chaplin has moved here fror
IS Greensboro Bend.
:. Mrs. E. ]. Chase of Westfeld has bee
:, visiting her son Edgar.
n A daughter was born TO Rev. and Mrs.
G. Lewis last Wednesday.
n Arch Duff was in johnson last week
If negotiate for buying farm.
'e Howard Bartlett is now improving fas
n being Die to walk about the house.
Wallace Allen is to move to West Charlie!
d ton and work for his brother farming.
'e Il. S. Webster expects to comment
i. operations upon his new block this weel
te It is reported that DR.. Wells is to mo-
ID here from Bloomington and start a prac
tice.
ID Geo. Ford has demolished his old bar
k and is planning to build new one rigl
er away.
I'd Mrs. Gallup is very i'll and Miss Choat
or a trained nurse OF St. Johnsbury is carir
for her.
G. John Wingett has sold his cottage
V. WilIoughby Lake to h. 1. Smith of Evan
3 vile.
IS. Mrs. Geo. Twombly is gaining slow
Ike now being able to sit up and walk abo
to the house.
Mrs. n. L. Simpson has been coDfn
s" to her home the past seven months WI