Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-26

EVELYN have been Visiting MIS-. AoIey'5
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Suitor.
Mr.. H. Grimm and daughter of Rut-
land were here last week, and Mr.. Grimm
purchased Mr.. n. c. Pierce's Red Elm
horse.
Mrs. George Moxley called on friends
here Saturday. She has gone to Boston to
reside. where her son, Roland, enters a
school of pharmacy.
Ed. Flanders Of Nashua, N. HI , was In
town recently buying butter. He is re-
failing about 700 pounds per week with
good prospect OF a larger trade.
Remember the auction sale of stock, hay
and personal property at F. E. Nelson's
farm one mile west OF this village, Mon
day. Oct. Sd, at one o'clock p. m.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs T. w. Drew Wednesday afternoon,
Sept. 28, Let each member plan to be
present as there is important business to
transact.
Misses Annie Wright and Mary Webster
returned last Thursday from a visit to
Boston. Miss Gertrude Armstrong assisted
in E. W. Barron's store during Miss Web
ster's absence.
Curtis Johnson leaves for Burlington
today, where he enters the agricultural
department in wv M. Curtis is one of
our promising young men and has the
best wishes of his many friends.
Some sneak thief has been stealing veg
etables from s. S. Johnson's garden. Mr..
johnson wishes to announce that he has
use for the vegetables and does not mind
looking after them without help.
The Village Improvement Society have
discontinued their food sales for the
present, and the ladies of the w. G. T u.
will hold food sale Saturday afternoon,
Oct. 1, at A. R. Cowles' music rooms.
Mrs. Joseph Peene, Sr , leaves for her
home in New York Tuesday. Mrs. w. c.
Johnson will accompany her as far as Bos-
ton where she will be Joined by her daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Peene will start q
little later.
When Don Piza by Gambetta Wilkes,
inst, in 2:244 he gave Lady Yeiser, his
dam, the distinction of having II in the
list besides she has another with record
of 1921 at the trot.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post-office Sept. 26. Please say
advertised when calling for these letters:
Chas. Atherton, Mrs. L. o. Blake, Miss M.
B. Carey, Fred Debuc, Mrs. Frank A. Davis,
Clayton Enous, Mrs. F. H. Foss, Ora Haw-
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs Zuar Rowell and son Elwin
of Hemet., Cal, who have been visiting
Mrs. F. W. Comstock and other relatives
and friends in this vicinity, left Friday
for Manchester, N. II where they will
spend short time before returning to the
West.
The management of the Crystal Lake
House has decided to close that hotel for
the winter and it will not be open to the
public until April 1, 1904. Mr.. W. M.
Magoon will remain there for the winter,
and maintain his office. Mr.. w. f. Ma
goon will be away.
Mr.. Albert Morrill, has purchased Mr..
Beans hack business and will continue it
for time. This hack is a great conven-
ienee to the people here but the driver
cannot live without fair amount of pat
ronage, and those who are anxious to have
him continue in busiDsss should give him
their support.
The cold weather has caused the leaves
to turn and the forests are looking at their
best. The leaves are dropping consider
ably at present and the trees will soon
have an entirely different appearance.
Partridge hunters are in their glory and
those who do not like cold weather are
thinking Of southern California.
The weather during the past week has
been unusually cold for this time of the
year. Tuesday night was very cold and
on Wednesday there was a little snow IL
3 the air. On Thurs lay morning snow
could be seen on the mountains in differen
; sections. Mercury dropped below th'
freezing point and those who had failed t'
harvest their crops suffered from the COLI
weather.
COMRADES OF COMPANY d, 9Th VI, VOLS
Our 18th annual reunion is to be he'll
with Frank H. Rollins, Derby Line, VT, o.
Wednesday, Oct 5tb, 1904, afternoon an
evening. An railroad trains arrive at New
>, port between u and O'Clock noon. Trai
for Derby Line leaves at 1 p. m. Fran
will meet all who come by train. He live
one and one half miles from railroad ste
t ton. Please make your plans to be ther'
If you can't come, write.
Address, a. ]. MILLER, Sec.,
Newport, vt.
at the close Of the base ball season tn
fall the management of the association
left with debt which must be paid.
> has been decided to have one more gan
to see If sufficient money cannot be raise
\ to meet this deficiency. Therefore tt
people of the north end of the village VIE
to challenge those of the south end for
= game of bal to be played right away.
e a game is to be played the earlier 1t
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