Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-09-25

it this fall.
Dr.N D. Martin, the widely known eye
snecialist, will open an office Oct. 2, at the
Parton House. where he can be consulted
until Oct 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Johnson, who have
been staying several weeks with their son,
NJ. w. johnson, returned to st. Johnsbury
last Saturday.
Special communication Orleans Lodge,
No. 55, F. & A. M, Thursday evening,
September 2S, 1905 Work on F. c. and
NJ. NJ. degrees.
A. P. Underwood's new house is
progressing finely. Pulp plaster was used
and it is ne arly dry enough to begin put
ting on the castings.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Mcclure of Rich
mond, P. Q who have been spending some
weeks here with relatives, returned to
their home Tuesday.
M. j. Smith, the veteran marble dealer,
was in Montpelier, Barre and Graniteville
on business last week and also visited his
SONS and other relatives.
Mrs. George Bryan of Rutland, who is
making her home with Mrs. j. w. Miller,
is visiting in Canada, but will return to
Mrs. Miller's for the winter.
A line received from Mrs. Melvin Drown
reports that Mr.. Drown is doing as well as
could be expected after the amputation of
his foot at the Hanover hospital.
Remember that this week until Thurs
day night is the last chance to pay your
taxes this year and save the discount.
This week Thursday. Remem Der the date.
The lecture on 'Viopathy" by Mr.. Frank
G. Condor in Seaver's hall Tuesday even
ing was fairly we'll attended. Mr.. Condor
seems to be thoroughly interested in his
| work.
Henry Nault hes bought Aaron browns
blacksmith tools, gasoline engine and
other machinery, and will build shop
near his residence, where he will do
jobbing.
The Ladies' Aid Society at Mrs. M. O.
Heath's was much enjoyed by neighbors
and friends. Credit is due Fred Virgins
for the entertainment furnished by his
phonograpb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lamphear of Boston
visited Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Hartman last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Tripp and
son of Boston recently visited at Mr.. 81 ar
riman's also.
| Mrs. Elsie Wood, who has spent the
summer with friends here, started on her
return journey to Aberdeen, So Dak., last
Tuesday. She will stop in Boston, Mass,
to visit friends on her way.
Remember the auction sale of the Alex
ander Tripp farm, Friday, Sept. 29, at 10
o'clock a. m. The stock, farming and
dairy tools and many other things used on
farm will be sold at the same time.
Remember the excursion to the White
Mountains and Crawford Notch next Fri
day, Sept. 29. The round trip ticket from
here is $500. This excursion is an annual
occasion and is a grand trip on good day.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post office Sept. %. Please say
advertised when calling for these letters
Nestor Blanchette, 2, Mary Ruggles
French, Robert Gordon, Luda Mccoy,
Nellie Sargent, Della Taylor. ~
Owing to delay in getting photograph
the record of the baseball team does not
appear this week. AS soon as cut can be
> obtained we shall publish a complete
tabulation of games played and batting
d and fielding averages of the team.
:, d. P. Gordon of Bethlehem, N. H..
ha lot II EOIGOm. died
a last Tuesday at his home, and the funeral
q was held Thursday. Mr.. Gordon was
resident Of this place for a number Of
y years, and man highly respected.
(, Hon. J. G. Peene and family returned to
Yonkers, n. Y, today for the winter
= The occupants OF Fox Hall have added {
4 host of friends 20 their acquaintances thi
summer and all will be glad when the tim'
comes to welcome them back anothe
spring.
n. ID. Martin has bought OF mis- partners
Gilbert and Royston, their interest in th'
livery stable business. Mr.. Martin is al
A. experienced livery man as Barton peopl
all know, and will conduct first clas
re stable, both at the Hotel Barton stable
Ell and the stables near the Crystal LAX
House.
7e In an item recently published about tn
re improvements being made by Lewis Labo
about bis place, our correspondent was in
sy formed that fountain had been placed il
al the yard, but such is not the case as WI
s. are Informed by Mrs. Labor, and we ar
glad to correct the statement. A waite
IS tub has BEN placed in the yard.
ry The tuberculosis Commission will Civ
st a free lecture here Monoay evening, Oct
9 We mole they have some very I'm
be speakers o. the board and Barton peopl
~ should give them hearty welcome and
t. full house to hear their lecture. Furthe
notice will be made of the event later.
ut Col. Stephen Joslyn of San Francisco
l., CAL, and Myron Joslyn OF Boston are visi
ne ing their sisters, Misses Helen and Pomor
Joslyn. Col. Joslyn is on Gen. Macarthur
ed staff, and is in command during Gel