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

lF0 anu eho AduhlHhElon OF the aIIafs, With
the beautiful flowers and plants vas very
pretty.
BARTON LANDING.
DR.. ]. F. Wright has gone to Chicago.
Harrison Badger remains Sc riously i'll.
DR.. and Mrs. Ranney are in New York.
Miss Eva Grow is clerking for Beede &
Cowles.
D. P. Sullivan of Boston visited here
Friday.
F. q. Brown will build a new house this
summer.
F. L. Patterson of Newport visited here
Tuesday.
Fred c. ellison of Brattleboro was in
town Friday.
L. E. Harmon OF Boston was in town
during the week.
A. R. Cowles of Barton was here on busi-
ness during the week.
Colby stoddard of this place visited
in Derby Center last week.
o. FL. Rawson OF Newport was in town
on business last Tuesday.
L A. Cobb of Island Pond, state finance
inspector, was here Tuesday.
The physics class at the high school has
commenced the study of electricity.
FL r. Wellman, student at Dartmouth
college. was in town the past week.
DR.. E. G. Stevens will spend the first
week in May at Willoughby fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean of Lyndon
vile visited their son, Bert Dean, the past
week.
Mrs. Fl. D. stannard visited her brother,
H. B. Parker, at North Troy the past
week.
Alvin Drown of Maiden, Mass, has been
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Skinner
during the week.
The Improvement Society has arranged
for an entertainment to be given by the
Swiss bell ringers May 25.
The Barton Landing High school team
will play the Derby academy team at Derby
Center next Saturday.
The High school baseball team has been
asked to play with the Newport academy
team at Newport on Memorial Day.
The regular Easter concert was held
yesterday at the Methodist church. The
program was excellent and well carried
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Trip have returned
} from Bangor, Me-, where they have been
stopping with Mrs. Tripp's mother, who
is ILL
: Rev. w. C. Newell of Newport has been
J selected to deliver the baccalaureate
sermon to the high school graduates in
June.
+. Philemon Lodge, <. of P, is having its
new lau in Webster's block finished.
The organization will move to their new
quarters this week or next.
The meeting of the Grange will be held
| this evening. Interesting questions will
, be discussed and social time, with re-
freshments, enjoyed afterward.
, Rev. s. G. Lewis of the Methodist church
: has been at Enosburgh Falls attending the
Methodist conference during the past
week. He delivered an address Friday.
The program for the graduation exer-
: cises of the high and graded school, which
has been arranged by Princ cipal Hall is an
| elaborate one, and well worthy OF the
! school.
At the Congregational church yesterday
, was children's concert given under the
, direction of the Misses Lillian Lothrop,
/, Edith Lothrop, Marion Ordway and Clara
Stafford.
There is likely to be boom in building
here d-ring the coming summer. With
the houses that the Chandler company
will build 1t is probable that eight or ten
will be erected.
. The Easter concerts given last night
} at the Methodist and Congregational
churches were well attended. Each OF the
: concerts was excellent and reflected much
. credit on those in charge.
j e. E. Doe, superintendent OF the
? Chandler Manufacturing Company, was
r called to Maine last week by the death OF
|. his mother. He was accompanied by his
: two children, Lillian and Alton.
: P q Smith Is well located in his new
quarters in the Buchanan telephone oiock'
J Mr.. Smith hes put in new line OF goods
: and in this more desirable plece will serve
his customers with neatness and dispatch
Letters advertised at Barton Landing
postofice: a. f. Robinson, Mrs. D. j
t Carpenter. Chas. W. Barker, Edward
Gagnon, John Foley. The postoffce viii
Is be closed April 25, (Arbor Day., from 9:3C
to II 30 a. N. and from 20 to $50 p. N.