Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-19

The Village Improvement Society being
Obliged to remove the stairs recently placed
on the railroad bank, now offer them for
sale.
Mrs Lucv Whitney arrived from Mime
apoIis. Mimi, last Saturday and is stop
ming with her daugh hter, Mrs. a. NJ.
Gardiner.
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Dodge started for
California last Thursday morning. They
will stop a few days in Omaha, Neb, to
visit relatives:
Mrs. ChamberIln of Worcester, Mass,
and Mrs. Tyler and daughter of Enosburg
Falls visited their cousin, Mrs. George E.
King, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. King spent
several days last week with their brother,
Chester King, at Passumpstc, and attended
the ST. Johnsbury fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Cutler spent few
days in New Hampshire last week. Mrs.
Simpson accompanied them and will
remaia with friends few weeks.
Regular meeting g. w. Quimby Post,
No. rs, Dept. of VT. g. A. R Wednesday
evening the 21st inst. at 7:15 o'clock.
Come out boys and have good time.
CARD.-We wishtothank the kind friends
who assisted US at the time OF the sick
ness and death of our daughter and sister,
also those who sent the beautiful flowers.
l. F. LACLAIR AND FAMILY.
DIR. and Mrs. J. A. Pearson left last week
for Dennison, o., where they will visit rel
atives and friends. They also expect to
visit the Worlds Fair before their re-
turn.
| Mrs. S. E. Winslow and son Merrick Wis
tied relatives in Wolcott last week. Mrs
WinsIow's mother, Mrs. Norris, who has
been stopping in Wolcott for some time
returned with the n.
The following letters remain uncalled
for Sept. 10. Please say advertised when
calling for these letters: Mrs. N. j
Brooks, Margaret Carey, Mrs. Winifred A
Nourse, Mrs. Mary Stewart.
/ The high school nine crossed bats will
the South Barton nine last Saturday after
noon at South Barton. The Barton boy
were apparently having an off day for the.
we're defeated by a score of to1.
Mr.. AdeIbert E. Drumming and Miss Adrl
Skinner of Glover were united in marriage
on Sept. IA by Rev. Geo. G.. Mcdonald
They are visiting friends in Canada. Theil
friends extend congratulations and bes
wishes.
hc 10 nf wi fQ II
place in the Congregational church or
Wednesday, Sept. 81 at 2:30 O'Clock, p. m
All those wishing a pew for the coming
year, or a sitting, are requested to be pres
ent Per order committee.
5, Mr.. Harlow Foss returned from Oregon
yesterday. He reports very pleasant trip
He passed through Reno, Nevada, one day
after the wreck of the Knight Templars
train, This train had ''head on" COLI
sion with another express train and two
| men were killed and large number in
jured.
0 Mr.. Z. r. Powell returned last weel
I from Manassas, Va, where he went witt
t the Vermont militia. He has now openet
an office at his home on Main street. FL
= was obliged to give up his Office in tn
:, PilIsbury house as the banks purchase
3 the property and are at work preparing t
= move the building back.
= Itis hoped that the people Of our tow
and county will avail themselves of th
opportunity of attending the union Sun
day school convention to, be held in th
: NJ. E. church this week, beginning Tues
et day at 10 o'clock a. m. and continuing unit
Wednesday noon. This meeting will /
s very interesting and helpful to those intel
ested in Sunday school work.
IN There was a game of baseball last Satu
day between the young men employed
1g the Peerless factory and those employed
the tub factory. The first few inning
n were close and very exciting as both team
had several good players. The enti
game was interesting and afforded mu'
IL sport for the spectator. The score was
1Oin favor Of the tub factory.
l'- In the write up of the fair last week t
fdisplay OF tGxidermy made by C.S. Philli
are or Glover was accidentally credited
Il. D. Phillips. Mr.. c. S. Phillips exh1
ss tied a large number of very ine specime
of taxidermy, comprising birds and a
aex mails most artisticaIly arranged amo
trees and evergreens, producing v
realistic effect. This was one OF the m
- attractive Displays made at the fair and
all times was the center of throng OF
MI. terested sightseers. -
There was wreck on the railroad 4
I'm the high bridges Hast Saturday WI
III blocked the road for some time. Whll
nee freight was passing north late IN the al
go. noon the trueLs under car broke and
nth cars were derailed. One car was filed y
ion. tar, which Was we'll distributed along
- track. The first of the high bridges
loot slightly damaged and the rails
thrown out of place for some dista
: The wreck train was sent here from L
Nc" donviIle snd the road was cleared in
hours.
has Mr.. Chas H. Case of Chicago, VINO
haen nnsSiDp tba uuu1Y YY1er here. IN re