Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-04

the defendants costs. A nall ooIen VI
more witnesses were OH hand from Barton,
WiIloughby lake and neighborhood. Inc
amount OF damages set uD in the writ was
so 600 which the plaintiff seeks TO recover
OF the defendant for alleged alienation OF
the affections of the PLAINTIFFS WIFE Inc
case was docketed ct the September term.
1903 The plaintiffs wife brought acilon
for divorce again st him In August, IyHo; Un
the grounds of intolerable sevfr1ty. In tne
Folsom Prime case Mr.. Deav1it sppsareo
for Mr. Folsom, and Young q Young ana
F. w. Bald win for the defendant.
The Lyndouville Dramatic Club gave tue
drama ga Virginia Heiress" under the
auspices of the Village Improvement
Society at Seaver's opera hall on FRIDAY
evening last. Notwithstanding the pao
going and adverse circumstances unoer
which the society lsbored very gooo ana
appreciative audience listened with interest,"
to strong drama where all the parts were
we'll taken, many of them doing creo11 10
professionals. The acting by all the ladles
was especially fine. The part of Nancy
Tyson was difficult one and Miss SADIE
Aver proved herself equal to acting IT,
Mrs. B. G.. Morrison as the wilful helress
acted her role in q thoroughly genuine
marner. Ginger was a most beWltcnlhg
gypsy and pleased the audience with her
acting of free and wild life. The gentle
men who drew the most applause were Mr..
T. E Neagle as Horace Werner, and Mr. 4.
B. Chase as Buck Tyson. Mr.. F. j. Wiley
proved by his setting that he was william
OF the deepest dye. Mr.. Neagle gave some
acting of very high order. Buck Tyson
was thoroughly typical hobo. The parts
were all so we'll rendered that it is dlfn-
| cult thing to make any distinction.
The society will be able to clear fair
amount which will be ad led to the sum on
| hand and will go toward the general I'M
provement of the village. The society being
unable to secure local talent as advertised,
the entertainment between acts was fur
nished by lady pianist and Mr.. Dor1on
from Lyndonville who sang two solos in
most pleasing style. The Barton Cornet
Band PLAYED several selections outside in
the evening and the ladies of the society
thoroughly appreciate their efforts in their
behalf
The legal voters of the Incorporated Viii
lage of Barton are hereby warned and no.
titled to meet at Seaver's opera hall in Bar
ton, on Friday April s, at 1880 o'clock p.
M, to transact the following business.
1. To see if the village will vote to in
struct it's trustees to purchase OF the Gao.
M Stevens Co, of Boston, Mass, and in
stall an electric fire alarm system. eaid sys-
tenn to contain the following articles:
Five non. interfering pull boxes, with
brass trap locks; one No. 2 bell striker:
fifteen cells of = battery; one set gal
vanometer; one test clock, the
Seth Thomas make; one telephone box tc
be installed in the central office OF ths
Barton Telephone exchange.
The above mentioned articles shall b'
purchased at price not exceeding S7O0.OO
including an expert examination Dy the
George N. Stevens Co.
Said system shall be installed on No.
insulated wire, said wire to be purchased
at such place as the trustees may deen
best.
The wires shall be strung upon the elec
trio light poles.- Such other fixtures shall
be purchased as may be necessary for tn
completion of the system.
The total cost of said system when In
, stalled shall not exceed $1,000 90. Said sys
tenn shall be installed on or before June 1st
1904.
2. To see il the village will vote to de
fray the expense of purchasing and install
} ling the above mentioned fire alarm system
, from the earnings of the village water sys
tenn and defer the payment OF water bonds
, sufficient time to provide the necessar.
I funds.
Q 2. To see what action, If any, the villag
, will take to establish electrical day powe
for manufacturing and lighting purposes
, q. To see how much money the villag
! will vote to raise to pay for the same.
s. To act upon any other business tbs
8 NAV legally come before said meeting.
Dated at Barton, VT, this 2Ssh day G
Il March, 1904.
: L. III. HUBBARD, Village clerk.
y Also another warning for special vi
= Iage meeting at the same time and place,
y follows:
% The legal voters of the village OF Barto
.e are HEREBY warned and notified to meet 6
: Seaver's opera house in Barton, on Frida
April 9Th, 1904, at O'Clock and thirt
y minutes d. m. to transact the followir
III business:
r, To see II the village will vote
=. instruct it's trustees to install son
suitable and practical fire alarm,
said village, If so, to see what sum
OF money the village viii vote to pay for t.
u same.
Ill Dated at Barton this 18th day of Marc
be A. D., 1904.
I'D L. NJ. HUBBARD, Village clerk.
a. BARTON LANDING.
Id Susie Ford is sick.
in John Winget is sick.
is Mrs. D. g. Hartman is I'LL.
John Williamson has the grip.
MIR. I. @. Smith has pneumonia.
Lena Wiley is sick with the grip.
Mrs. Henry Bassett has been quite
=, during the week.
Hazel Gates of Newport visited Dor
Sargent last week.
- Glen McDemera has gone to his gran
fathers in Holland.
Elmer Carr of st. Johnsbury spent Su
% day with friends here.
Mrs. McMullen, living in Henry B
rs sett's house, is quite sick.
We are pleased to announce that Howi
Bartlett continues to improve.
of Daniel and Fl. w. Buchanan and II.
IN Couiea ara in Roaton this week