Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-07-18

Harry Cowles arrived Saturday for two
weeks vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Il. Cowles.
Mr.. Earl Jenness is spending a short va
cation at sebago Lake, Me-, with some
Boston friends.
Mr.. Selden BIcktord has sold the build
ing lot on which he erected barn last
wear. to Frank Kendrick.
Mrs. Addison Cutting has been enter
tanning her sister and son, from New
Hamps hire, the past week.
Mrs. A. F. McDougaH was thrown from
a carriage one day last week and had her
right arm quite badly injured.
Mr.. F. W. Cutting has been in town the
past week. Mrs. Cutting returned with
him on Friday TO Newport, n. HI.
Rev. E. Rose of Westmore, preached in
the Congregational church, yesterday, in
exchange with Rev. w. A. Warner.
Mrs. Lizzie j. Blodgett of Keene, N. H.,
and Septimus Brook of st. Johnsbury
Center are working at the NJ oNIToR Office.
Mr.. Frank Magoon has purchased large
tent for use across the lake. Mr.. Darling
has purchased another boat for the hotel.
B.J. Campbell has moved to Lyndon
vile, where be is employed in B. & M. r !.
r. Office. Their friends here are sorry to
have them leave.
! Miss Anna Knight, who recently came
home from Massachusetts,, has returned, to
| take a position as stenographer with the
| Orange Knitting Co., at Farley, Mass.
Mrs. A. S. Drew and Mrs. B. B. Blake
have been in No. HatIey for the past two
weeks. Mr. A. S. Drew will join them
there this week for stay of a few days.
Mrs. Albro Larrabae accompanied her
mother, who has been visiting her, to Can
ada, to remain while the new home Mr.
LARA bee has purchased of o. D. Owen, If
being fitted up.
Mrs. Euphemia Walters has purchased
Chas. Colby's farm, paying $500. MIR
years as his parents moved there when ne
was but six months old.
Mr.. ). Z. Currier has rented the Moss
man mill and took possession last week
Mr.. Currier has had large experience in
the business and will undoubtedly give his
Gus toners excellent satisfaction.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post-office July IS. Please say
advertised when calling for these letters
| Oscar Alix, Mrs. Frank Blanchard, E. 81
Gillette, Ed. Proveucher, Mrs. Wymar
Young.
Mrs. David Collision has a COW from
which she sold 365 pounds Of butter from
April 10, 1903 to April s, 1904. From the
sale she received S79S6. Pretty good fol
one COW. dairy of twenty like this
would make the owner independent.
H. T. Seaver has purchased a steamer
which he will place on WIloughby lake
1t is22 feet long and is handsome boat
1t uses kerosene oil for fuel. Mr.. Seavel
purchased the boat of Mr.. ]. H. Stewart o
McIndoes, who has had it on Caspian Lake
for little time.
The Will Carleton lecture which was tt
have have occurred last week was post
poned until Tuesday evening OF this week
from unavoidable causes. Word has beer
received he will be here this week withou
fail. AS poet and elocutionist he is un
surpassed, and this will be an opportunity
to be highly enjoyed by our citizens.
Taplin & Rowell will hold another sal
!, OF cottage lots at WilIoughIy lake on Fri
day and Saturday afternoons and evening"
this week. Some of their best lots will b.
i sold at this time and those who would lik
{ a good lot in or near the Foster grow
should plan to attend this sale. There will
- be ball game between the Barton Land
:, ing and West Burke mines on Saturday a
;. 10 80 a. m. The Barton Landing JUNO
n band will furnish music both days.
The Lowell, Mass, Daily Citizen o
4 July 13 contains an account of reporter
9 interview with Mr.. John c. Burke of tina
city. Mr.. Burke has just returned from
i the democratic national convention at st
" Louis, where he gave the reporter a yer,
- interesting account Of the meeting. w
would publish the same II spac and tim
would permit. Mr.. Burke has summe
n home in this village and as he is forme
resident of Albany the people OF thi
,e county are always interested in his worl
and pleased to learn of his success
Dr. Mr.. Chas. Mathewson and family of NeV
Ycrk left Saturday for Europe, wher
= they will remain until September. Nj
Msthewson is a former resident OF Barto
AND has many friends here.
There will be ball game on the fail
ground next Saturday afternoon, betwee
us the Barton and Lyndonville mines. III
LyndonvilIe boys played the Woodsyil
er boys at Woodsville recently and were dt
fested by a score of 32. This score show
q. thst the Lyndonville nine is good on
The game should be close one. Con
,a out aud see it.
corberly and Booker's Farceurs will |
90 sen at the Seaver Opera House, July q,
,,s the immensely successful comedy, 'Tt
TeTn Gossip" Mr.. II. Booker's popularit
as comedian is fully established, and hi
esased screams of laughter wherever
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