Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-16

n. Y. who has kept house for DR.. Hastings
during the summer, has returned home
FIX. Powell has been doing considera-
ble work on his lot near Fl. c. Pierce's
meadow and now has a very valuab
building lot.
Regular meeting of Orient Chapter No.
r. O. E. S, Friday evening, October 10th,
1905. at 7:3O. Banquet at $50, followed by
work.
Geo. Goodheart is putting in five new
stalls, new floors, moving partitions,
sheathing and doing other repairs on B. B.
Blake's barn.
{. M. Darling has been doing consider
able work with stone baIlasting to protect
his wall in the Peerless pond near the
livery stable.
Mrs VIM. Cobb, who has been in Bright
look hospital at st. Johnsbury for some
time, is to return home tomorrow much
improved in health.
The new front window at the bakery is
s TT. 4 in. long and TT. 4 in. high and
affords a most excellent view of the appe-
tiziDg food displayed.
Remember the auction sale of the cows
and other personal property at the place
known as the Winslow farm by S. S. Hill,
Wednesday at O'Clock.
Berney Gilbert is spending few days
visiting friends at Westfeld and Rufus
Tripp of Barton Landing is taking his
place in the livery stable.
Geo. Goodheart takes his help to New
port this week to begin work on the new
bobbin shop which is to replace the one
burned at that place last week.
Mr.. Lynch Of New York was here during
the week, and brought twelve destiEu e
children. He found homes for four here,
four in Albany and four in Lowell.
Miss Mildred Ames of Salem, Mass, at
ter spending the summer in the White
| Mountains visited her father, L. P. Ames
| and other relatives il town recently.
Henry Gay spent Wednesday and Thurs
day at Hardwick attending the state Good
Templars' meeting. Mr.. Gay has been
Grand Treasurer for six years, and stands
high with the organization.
G. A Drew & Son are getting out
| large order of windows and doors for the
! steam mill boarding house and the tene-
ment houses, which are being thoroughly
repaired.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drown moved to
/ Barron Laudiag " adnz sday GBd Mr.. and
Mrs. Glidden of West Burke will move in
to the A. Drown house which Mr.. Gidden
bought recently.
The MONITOR office is in receipt of six
large Alexander apples from the Ora White
farm that weigh Al pounds and measure 13
inches in circumference each. Talk about
poor fruit season.
The plumbing in the A. P. Underwood
house is nearly completed, the joiners will
complete their work about Nov. 1st, and 1t
is expected that Mr.. Underwood's people
will occupy it about Dec 1st
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Blake spent part OF
last week with DIR. Nichols at his camp at
, Long Pond in Westmore. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. j. Stannard were at Long Pond with
DR., Nichols people over Sunday.
The Woman's Literary Club will meet
with Mrs. Tenney Wednesday evening
October IS, at 7:30 o'clock. A report OF
the meeting of the State Federation at
Barre will be given by the delegates.
E. B. Robinson, A. Walcott, A. Larrabee
L. NJ. Hubbard, F. Collision, Fl. d. Phil
lips, W. s. May, Neil Leslie and F. A
Richmond attended the district meeting o.
y subordinate lodge I. o. o. F. at Island Ponc
last Tuesday evening.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury and Mr.
Il and Mrs. ]. F. Batchelder returned from
Boston last Thursday. They report yer!
L pleasant time and Mr.. Pilsbury disposed
d of his automobile and bought one mucl
larger and Of higher power.
: The following letters remain uncallet
! for at the post-ofice Oct. 16. Please sa,
advertised when calling fo- these letters
y Geo. G CLOVIS, 2, Chas. Guild, W. H. Grif
], fifth, q. A. Grow, Rose Kimball, II. F
shattuck, E. NJ. Walbridge.
Is The hard water system which supplies
ID part of the village has been undergoing
a thorough repairing. This water is takel
D from large spring on E. 5. Nelson's farm
" and is very excellent water. New fou
inch pipe now takes the place of logs.
st H. Harding had good success in th
er races at Dover, n. a last week. Sheldo
Corthell won first money in the 2:22 race
10 and established a record of 2:164
n Elisabeth S. won second money in the 2:1
race and established a record of 2:12.
-. and Fairbanks won 4th money in tn
2:30 race.
John Travers, who resided in this vii
lage with his son, Chas. d. Travers, fo
10 several years, died at the home OF h
g. daughter, Mrs. Leach, In Enrol, N. H., La
week, the funeral being held at that p'a'
ok Friday. CD. Travers was summoned
Nv his bedside but arrived after his father
death.
er II. F. Pillsbury, Ruth Ellis, Mrs. s.
ge Winslow, Mrs. n. T. Seaver, Mrs
Barron, Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Perley, MI
T. c. P. Jenness, Mrs. A. Wilkey, Mrs. N.
"A Prime, c. H. Jewell, and others Went
Boston on the excursion last Thursda