Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-04-03

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sumpsic spent Sunday at George E. Kings.
daughter was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Garfield, of Enfield,
Conn.
Miss Carrie Souls of Richford recently
visited her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hull.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. g. Baldwin of Bradford
are the happy parents of a nine pound son
born Thursday.
l.. J. Bickford has finished work for 1.
z. Grapes. Mr.. Grapes has secured the
services OF another expert blacks NTH.
Damon Massey got his hand quite
badly sawed while working the saving
machine one day recently.
Mr.. George Brigham OF Yonkers, N. Y,
who has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
w. c. Johnson, has returned home.
The friends of Mrs. Sarah May will be
pleased to know that her health is much
improved since going to California last
fall.
E. L. Gaskil and family have moved
from Warren HartweIIs house to their
new home on the hill above the railroad
track.
Geo. II Davis has had a new awning
placed on the front of his store. We
understand the block Is to be painted this
spring.
Special mseting Orleans Lodge, Friday
evening. Work in NJ. NJ. degree. 1t is
expected that there will be banquet and
the district deputy will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Page of Irasburg
visited Mrs. s. J. Simpson and Mrs. A. NJ.
Cutler on their way home from Springfield,
Mass, where they had been stopping.
Crystal Lake, which has lot been full of
water since last fall, overfi owed its banks
Tuesday and the water ran over the Peer
| less dam for the first time this season.
The following letters remain uncalIed
| for at the post office April 3. Please say
advertised when calling for these letters ::
Sam Bernbaum, Fred Derousha, II. Seoul.
The new track which has recently been
put into the Crystal Lake Creamery is a
matter of much convenience in handling
the cream and milk of the company.
at the postponed village meeting held
Wednesday evening to elect a trustee in
the place of G. F. PercivaI, now in Spring
field, Mass, o. Fl. Mossman was nomina-
ted and elected without opposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Knox of Stanstead,
p. @, Mrs. VIM. j. Edwards of Barre, Mr..
and Mrs. Hendrick Twombly of Barton
Landing and Col. and Mrs. z. M. Mansur
of Newport attended the funeral of ]. j.
Hill on Friday.
| Miss Sarah Mcclellan, who for the past
| two years has been employed in Geo. Il.
Davis store, has resigned her position on
account of ill health. She will be sue
ceeded by Miss Vira N. Ball of Sutton.
EQuite number of the young people from
this place went to st. Johnsbury Friday
night to see the basket ball game which
should decide the championship OF the
state. Company D won the game, making
that team the champion.
Annual Convocation of Keystone Chap
ter, No. 16, R. A. M, this (Monday)
evening. Election and installation OF
officers. Annual visitation of D. D. q. IL.
P. Carl A. storrs of Newport, and work on
the r. A. degree. ALI r. A. Masons cor
daily invited. Banquet.
Charlie B. Stone, who has recently WIS.,
tied the large millinery openings OF I'M
ported and domestic hats in New York
and Boston and has spent considerable
time trimming, is now prepared to do up
to- date work in Mrs. Stones store, where
he will trim this season.
The Woman's Literary Club met at the
home of Mrs. g. H. Davis last Wednesday
! evening. Following is the program: rol
call, current events; piano solo, Mrs
| Buswell; paper, "Life of Chopin" writer
l by Miss Waite and read by Mrs. Davis
piano duet, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Buswell
, The snow has nearly all gone in the i'm
=, mediate vicinity of the village and wagon
: are in use altogether by visitors from sur
rounding towns. Last week was an ex
ceptionally warm one for this time
year and as a result of the fast melting o
the snow we were visited by high waite
8 for several days. Little sugar is be1n
s made.
: The Incorporated village school meetin
? was held Tuesday evening in the academ
building and resulted in the election O
= the following officers: Moderator, F.
# Baldwin; clerk, j. A. Pearson; COMMITTEES
II. T. Seaver, E. w. Barron, II. c. Pierce
d auditors, w, r. Aldrich, w. M. Wright, I
l.. Webster. The tax raised was 65c o
the dollar.
1t is hoped that baseball enthusiasts wi
< take it into their hands to organize tow
teams here for the coming season. Tt
w academy are to have strong team and
venture 10 say they would give the tow
team some good hard practice, which
essential to the success OF any athiet
team. The LIBERAL patronage given bask
~ ball here this winter would indicate that
baseball team could live and live wei
SIS Who will be the instigator?
The Cardinals (girls) basket ball tea
G. won from the Newport high school tea