Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-07-04

company and furnished music.
Mr.. Chas. Rogers OF Lyndonville has
been spending several days here with his
daughter, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Taplin.
Mrs. d. Allen, tho has been living in Z.
3. Ordway's tenement, has moved to
Charleston to her son Wilber's.
Miss Ethel MouIton, who has been teach
lag on Burton Hill in Irasburg, finished
her school and returned home last Friday.
F. G. Hunt has sold his meat market to
his son George, who has already taken
possession. Frank will work for him for
time.
Miss Williams, who works in the E. L.
| Chandler CO.. Office, is out for a vacation
| of two weeks, and Mrs. J. c. Stoddard takes
her place.
Services will be held in the grove Sunday
afternoons at p. M. during July and Au-
gust with music by the band, whenever
the weather permits.
ID. Buchanan has one of his new houses
on Church street up and enclosed. Charles
Norris of Newport with force of eight
men is doing the work.
One hundred and thirty seven tickets
were sold at this station for Barton the 4th
and fifteen in the afternoon for the ex-
cursion to Newport and on the lake.
Mrs. G. S. Skinner and daughter Ruth
went last Saturday to Burlington where
they will spend several days visiting,
taking in the commencement exercises, etc.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post office: Mons. Paul Vachon,
w. l.. Tuck, Burton Mathews, w. c.
Brooks, Mrs. Mary A. Colby, Fred Sloan.
Mrs. II. w. Burnham and chill dren from
Westfield spent Sunday and Monday with
her sister, Mrs. G. B. Stoddard who is a BILE
to sit up part OF the time since her recent
illness.
Last Friday afternoon as w. D. Twombly
was fixing a belt in the mill the ladder on
which he stood slipped and he was thrown
down breaking his leg. Drs. Ranney and
: Wright reduced the fracture.
Rev. j. K. Fuller will preach in the
Cong1 church Sunday morning, July 10th
and 18th. There will be no morning SER
: vices, July oath and 31st. Rev. and Mrs.
Lyman will spend their vacation in Ben
nington.
The home of DR.. George B. Rowell was
the scene of quiet but pretty wedding on
Wednesday evening, June 18th, when Miss
, Jane Potter, eldest daughter of James
Potter, Esq, was united in marriage to
Percy Bartlett, B., A., M. D., Dartmouth
College, Hanover. The ceremony was per-
J formed by the Rev. Joseph B. Lyman,
pastor of the Cong1 church, Barton Land
. ing. DR.. and Mrs. Bartlett will reside in
q Hanover, N. 81.
! Co. No. 9, Uniform Rank Knights oi
n Pythias was instituted last week by Col. g
0 F. o. Tinker of st. Johnsbury assisted by
y Capt. G. M. Wiley of Barre. The follow
! ing officers were installed: F. D. Clement
0 Capt; ]. B. Cotton, LIST. :Lt.; E. A. Wiley
3 I'd It.; 81. II. Person, Recorder; 81. M
e. Whipple, Treas; Rev. s. q. Lewis, Chap.
o 81. L. Moore, seargt.; E. B. Wiley, Sent
! ! on June 18th. The Co. has 35 uniformed al
q present. The K. of P. are having a new
1 hall finished off over H. s. Webster's drug
. store, which will be newly furnished. p
o Mr.. w. K. Annis of Albany has the con.
tract to build the opera hall. With MI
0 Annis' reputation as builder and with
), the thorough and we'll considered plans
3 which the committee have secured, the
2 village is assured of an edifice of which
t, they will have no reason to be ashamed
se Mr.. Annis is making plans to soon have
,; the work under way. II few of our citi.
B; zens who are amply able and who have moi
I; yet signed the subscription paper will dc
r, SO freely, it will greatly aid the COMMITTEES
I'd in their work and enable them to complete
r the building with no appreciabIe burden
l. on the taxpayers.
IS, DEFERRED LOCALS.
4. Elmer Lyon and wife spent Sunday with
his brother at Lyndonville.
Several went from this place to Beebt
Plain to attend the campmeeting.
The Trustees have been doing consider
able grading on East ST., which wher
s' completed will be an improvement.
Joseph Clark and wife of st. Johnsbury
= who have been visiting at Frank Church
ilI's, returned to their home last week.
III Over forty members of Willoughb,
it. Thursday evening. A literary program
was rendered, after which cake and ice
s, cream were served. A fine time wa
n. reported.
VS. The village ball team went to Lyndon
tn Vile last Saturday to play the team there
but on account of the rain gave up th
~ game at the end of the third inning. Tt
oil score stood 10 to in favor of the Barto
Landing boys 1t is expected that tt
= return game will be played here next Sa
=. urday.
ln' ALBANY.
Maud Hill is working for Mrs. w.
- Shepard.
Miss Annie Copeland is home fro
- Plymouth, n. II.
n. Mrs. Jones from East Hardwick is worl
ing at T. o. Andrus'.