Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-22

attended the birthday celebration of Mr. |
Lang's father at Charleston, on Thursday
last.
Special convocation of Keystone Chap
ter, No. 16, r. A. NJ, Thursday, May 25,
at 7:3O O'Clock sharp. Work. NJ. E. and
r. A.
n. II. uyde, who has been working as
barber at hotel at Derby Line for
rome weeks, has finished work there and
is at home.
Fred Cloutier will not go to Nashua, y.
II. to work during the summer as pre-
viously stated, but viii help A. Dummett
IN the bakery.
H. A. Cochran, who has been employed
in the creamery for some weeks past, has
finished his work and returned to his home
in Craftsbury.
Walter Bostridge OF Providence, R. l., is
here for the summer. He has his steam
boat on the lake and will soon have it
ready for use.
Liddell and Keudrick are to build en- ad-
ditiop to their carriage paint shop large
enough for room especially for varnish-
ing purposes.
! Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Peene returned to
their home in Yonkers, N. Y, last We'd
nesday morning. They will return here
some time in June.
Cold and cloudy describes the weather
for the past week. Grass is growing nicely
and with a few warm days the leaves would
reach their full size.
H j. Stannard, who, ex eficio, is referee
on appeals in cases of transportation of
children to schools, was in Lowell to hear
and decide a case of this nature last Satur-
ray.
The academy baseball team of this place
will play two games this week, one on
Friday with the Stanstead college team
and one on Saturday with the Derby
A. w. Morriu end auut, Mrs. Mary Nor
rill have returned from winters say IN
Pasadena, Cal. Mr.. Morrill, viii soon take
up the hack business and deserves share
of your trade.
Homer Smith of st. Johnsbury caught a
landlocked salmon in Crystal lake last
Monday which measured twenty-s x
inches in length and weighed four pounds
a16 fourteen ounces.
commencement exercises of the Massachu-
setts School of Pharmacy last week. F. y.
Bean of this place graduated from that
institution this year.
Rev. NJ. V. b. Knox of Stoneham, Mass,
is in town for couple of weeks. He is
staying at Pliny Milier's, and viii visit
Barton Landing and some other places
before returning home.
Roland Moxley was here several days last
week. Roland has finished the firstyear
at the Boston school of Pharmacy and re-
turns for the summer vacation to Lancaster
N. H., to work in a drug store
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Hubbard, II. d.
Phillips and daughter Ina, Mrs. 5. E.
Winslow and others from here attended
the Grand Assembly OF Odd Fellows and
Rebekshs at Burlington last Wednesday
and Thursday.
The village trustees are to extend the
water system by putting in four inch
water pipe from near j. M. Elliotts house
to Thomas Buskey's new residence. The
pipe is on the ground and work will be
commenced soon.
The Vermont Trap Rock Company
formed at Barton Landing has bought
y the ledge at the head OF Harrison Avenue
of o. D. Owen, and later propose to utilize
much Of the stone for building, ballasting
roads and other purposes.
y l.. w. Tenney was given surprise party
last Tuesday evening when about thirty OF
: his young friends came in unannounced.
They spent the evening with games,
> music and social visiting. Refreshments
were served and a general good time was
= enjoyed.
Last week Martin Simon of Albany
= bought q. G. Pierce's matched span OF
brown horses, also horse of D. D. Bean,
n one OF Fred w. Comstock, one OF Geo.
4. Uric ana one of Luther Merriam, and
q shipped them Wednesday to parties IN
). Manchester, n. Il.
% Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Williams Of South
g Albany, who for the past week have been
visiting at a. c. Perley's leave tonight for
n Dover, Del, accompanied by Mr.. L. C.
le Page and her daughter, Miss Cora Rowell
Geo. P. GOodheart has taken the job to
e, remove the old barn belonging to D. l.
s. Grapes and erect new one on the same
site. The new barn viii be 90 80 feet
y Mr.. Grapes has trimmed the cedar hedge
n about the house, cut the unsightly trees
and made general better appearance.
n Fred Magoon, who In company with
20 Prof. Prescele has been giving hypnotic
entertai1ments with much success in
It Maine and other states, is home for the
d season. Prot. PrescelIe is now in New
York but will return here this week to
spend the summer at the Crystal Lake
u House.
;. To say that "The Triumph of the Pixies
Will be something you won't want to miss
i is not putting 1t too strong. We are
J, speaking of the entertainment to be giver
by the Graded school the 30th OF thl
a month. There are about 200 children II
It 1t and to see the .airies and hear them SINS
almost makes one think he is in anotne'
d world. Then the Pixies-well just Watci
d forfurther announcement and at the SAM
time prfnare m y0ou5 Gee the little one