Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-30
BARTON LANDING.

in Boston.
Mrs. Sophia Ellis is at Morgan caring for
her mother.
Mrs. Colby stoddard is visiting her par
ents at Barton.
Mr.. Ned Young of St. Johnsbury was in
town Thursday.
Mr.. Charlie Moulton of Charleston was
in town Monday.
Mr.. FL. s. Graves of Barton called on
friends here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunt visited in
Morgan one day last week.
Carrie Badger was home from her school
at Montpelier over Sunday.
Mr.. Maynard Skinner of Skinnertown,
Me-, is visiting Dan Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Cole of Craftsbury
are visiting at George Coles.
Thomas Buzzo, who was reported better
last week, is reported Ill again.
Mrs. Stiles has been very sick with heart
trouble for the past few weeks.
Mr.. Annis of Albany was here Friday
settling his business with the village.
Mrs. Harley Cleveland fell down stairs
Friday night cutting an artery in her
hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clough have been en-
tertaining friends from Boston the past
week.
Frank Andrews is planning to move into
his new house on Congregational Hill this
week.
Ed. Lothrop is getting out lumber for
ew barn which he plans to build in the
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Mathews visited at
Henry Howard's in Coventry, part of
last week.
There will be a grand concert and ball
one week from Friday night in the new
opera house.
John Lower has moved from the
Harrison Badger tenement into one owned
by Mr.. Scott.
Al Kennison had one of his fingers quite
badly cut last Monday while working in
the Chandler Mill.
Frank Hunt has vacated the rooms in
Mr.. Scott's house and will board wit h his
son for the present.
VIII Lothrop has been sick and unable
to attend to his work in the meat market
lsor she past.two weeks.
Mrs. Ernest Wheeler was at South Barton
part of last week caring for her mother
Mrs BERRY who ia Uerv i'll
Miss Carrie Mathews has returned from
Boston, where she has been for medica
treatment the past few months.
Thomas Goddard has finished his worl
for the Chandler company and accepted
q similar position at Newport.
Mrs. L. Taylor, who is staying with he
, daughter, Mrs. Harley Cleveland, is yer.
sick with cancer of the stomach.
Next week we shall continue Barton
Prosperity" found on another page, witt
the growth of the village of Barton.
Mrs. Carrie Cobleigh of West Derby an
; Mrs. Annie Tripp of East Charlesto
visited at G. B. Stoddard's last week,
Carl Webster was very pleasantly sur
prised by sixteen of his schoolmates las
time.
,. Tuesday evening, and all reported I'm
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Brown have returne
from South Albany, where they have bee
}. caring for Mrs Browns father, Mr.. Pat
r terson.
r Miss Maude Estelle, who has been teach
ing in the Porter district has finished he
t school aud returned to her home in New
e port Center.
}, Letters addressed to the following name
= persons remain uncalled for Jan. 81
Miss Ethel NJ. Church, Amedie Massey
II Albert Longevin.
: The Good Templars will have specit
q meeting Tuesday evening, Jan. 81, for th
quested to be present.
: The Ladies' Aid society will meet at tt
: Methodist Episcopal church Thursda
: afternoon Feb. 2. Supper will be serve
n at the usual hour, to which all are invited
Alfred LaVaIIie of Northampton, Mass
has accepted the position as night watch
= man for the Chandler company, and wi
move his family into one of Taplin
!, Rowen's tenements on Cottage street.
Arthur Dunham has been appointe
,r mail carrier on the second route, coverin
# a territory of "a miles and extending fro
I. Barton Landing through Browningto
village, Bloomington Center and sEvan
vile.
= The buildings owned by Frank Hall
- theBarton road and occupied by Ere
Wright, were burned last Thursday nlgn
= The cause of the fire is unknown IL
:. barns and part of the household iurhi'ul
y were saved. The loss is only partlaiiy oo
cred by insurance.
lie Holders of Barton lecture course 'ioAe
remember that rare treat is IN store
he them next Friday night "neo fral
~ Dixon appears at Barton with one OF t.
= brosdest and most interesting subiec
is ever brought before an audience, st
e. Coming American.