Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-04-24

summer with her daughter, mFs' a
BusweII.
The little child of Mr.. Berwick, who mss |
had diptheris, is better, the danger OF con-
tsgion being past there VIII doubtless DC
no more cases.
The annual alumni meeting of Barton
Academy viii be held at the school buia-
ing Thursday at 7:8O. A full attendance
is desired.
The following letter remains uncaliea
forat the post-office April "a. Please say
advertised when calling for this letter.
Leon Bullock.
Mrs. Colby stoddard and little daugbIef'
who have been visiting her parents mf.
and Mrs. Walter McFarlane, have returned
to Barton Landing.
The water wheel az the Percival turnI-
ture mill broke down on Saturday the IoIn'
and the men were off a week until toaay
when they began labor again.
Charles Darling injured his back last
week, necessitating his absence from ths
Hotel Barton passenger team. Glen Meafs
drove the team and met the trains IN MS
place.
Buckley & Caron are building. ne"
platform on the south end OF their olocA'
| They will also build platform from Che
| freight station to connect the same Win
| their creamery.
Mr. and Mrs W. L. Brewster, who nave
recently returned from California, MIS-
Sylvester of Barton Landing and MIS-.
Brewster of Irasburg, spent day at n L.
Fosters last week.
B. Cannon is home from Morr1sV1ie,
where he has been decorating Judge POW
ers' house. He will remain here about
week and then 60 to Deer Park, n.
| where he.has work.
The baseball game Saturday afternoon
on the fair grounds between North troy
high school and Barton Academy resulted
in a victory for the home team by score
of 27 60 2. The visitors were outplayed at
every point. This is the second game ana
the second victory for the academy boys.
Next Saturday the team will go to Hard
wick TO play the Hardwick academy team.
The junior class of Barton Academy will
give a grand ball on the evening OF May z,
at Seaver's opera house, this being the
second OF series of entertainments given
by them Madam Brooks orchestra has
been secured and this fact alone promises
any dancer an exceedingly pleasant time.
AS the proceeds are for a good cause every
one interested in the school should par
ticipate.
II. c. Pierce, Fl. T. Seaver, g. H. Dav1Hs
A. w. Mears, John Hoyt and Eugene
Glazier, and a party of ''Patriots' from
Newport left here in a special car last
Wednesday on the 1:21 p. m. express for
Boston. These ssPatrlo celebrate an
nually at this season of the year, some
times in one city and then in another city,
where one mem Ger of the party prepares a
program for their entertainment and all
others are in the dark until the events dis
close themselves and they all participate in
them. The society consists of 21 members
and usually one happy surprise follows an
other and a general good time is enjoyed
The party returned Friday morning. Col
e. G. Benton rendered the Patriots Associ-
alton banquet at the Algonquin.
The Fish and Game League met las
Tuesday evening as noticed, and chose CHI
following officers for the ensuing year
President, w. W. Miles; vice president, w
, M. Wright; secre tary and treasurer, G. W
Tenney; executive committee, G. H. Blood
N. M. Hubbard, W. R. AIdrich; committe
I | TO care for the screen of the lake. w. X
T Aldrich, G. w. Tenney, W. F. Magoon
The outlet of Crystal Lake is thorough,
screened at cost of over 500, and there
SIS in the treasury. About $4,000 small
lake trout and $50 lake trout from five t.
eight inches long were added last year
Application for landlocked salmon witt
which to stock the lake has already beel
sent to the q. S. Fish Commission a
Washington. 1t now looks as though ther
I would be good fishing here in year
two.