Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-09-04

A good attendance is desired at the /. o.
q. T. Wednesday evening. Light refresh
ments will be served.
In the ball game last Saturday with the
Barton Landing team the visitors won the
game. Score seven to three.
Miss Alice Downing returned today to
Hartford, Conn, to continue her studies
in the Hartford high school.
Mrs. Fisk. who is stopping with her sis
ter. Mrs. Poeton, visited her friend, Mrs.
Goodrich of Albany, last week.
Remember the auction sale of personal
property and real estate at the John France
place next Thursday at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. e. c. Wheeler of Boston is visiting
his sister, Miss Eunice Wheeler, and two
brothers, c. w. and H. o. Wheeler.
The funeral OF Mrs. John Aiken was
largely attended at the house last Tues
day. Rev. q. H. Wright officiating.
Florence Somers, Emma and Aida Goss,
Maud and May Clough will attend the
high school at the Landing this fall.
Miss Matte Holdrige with her cousin.
Mrs. Charles Porter and son, Scott returned
Thursday from a months outing at Green's
boro.
Mrs. Herbert Lee recently took trip to
Montreal with her friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren OF Nashua, N. H., who have been
paying her visit.
Bion Holman of Ellis, Kansas, has been
visiting friends In Massachusetts, and on
his retu IN trip is making short stop with
his father, S. d. Holman.
DR.. Nichols of Barton, assisted by DIR. P
G. Templeton, removed the tonsils from
Lottie Healey's throat last Friday after
noon. The patient is doing we'll.
! Mrs. Sarah Scott with her daughter, Mrs.
Porter, and son, have returned to their
| home in Northampton, Mass. Mrs. Porter
has been in camp at Caspian lake and Mrs
| Scott has been with Mr.. and Mrs. F. II.
Holdridge the past few weeks.
The village school building has been
newly painted and the school yard nicely
graded up. With the new furnish other
repairs, water supply and excellent sew
arage it is credit to the town and an en-
couragement to the pupils to do their best.
The schools in town commence today.
Elmer Slack teaches in the higher depart
ment of the village school, Miss Nellie Nc
Golf intermediate, Miss Elsie Skinner first
primary, Miss Lucy Skinner, second pri-
mary, Miss Clark the Brighton school,
Flora Humphrey in the Kidder district,
Miss Abbott of Nashua, N. H., in the Som
ers district, Miss Kay of Newport in the
Edmunds district and Miss Kelley of Low
ell on Burton Hill.
LOWELL.
Horace Hall was in Newport Friday.
Miss Mae Wallace has gone to Massa-
chusetts.
Freeman Farman spent Monday in
Newport.
Mrs. ]. 81. Wallace has returned from
her visit in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Silsby have returned
from Hartford, Conn.
Rev. A. F. Eldridge of McIndoes Falls
was in town last week.
Mrs. V. M. Parker and daughter Elsie
are visiting at Newport.
| Miss Edith EIdridge has returned to her
home in McIndoes Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. James Collins visited In
e Newport Center recently.
i Miss Helen Wakefield from North Troy
was the guest of her sister recently.
!, Mr.. Guy Kinsley and son of McGregor
" | IOUo UiSitiDnv nj inGlnU1c
= Mrs. H. D. Evarts of Newport Center
recently spent few days at j. w. Percy
: Miss Theda WeIlman and Miss Angie
Kelley have returned to Johnson for thu
. fall term.
< Miss D. NJ Pudvah of Barton LANDING
6. has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
10 Chas. Pudvah.
rs Robert and Ben Richie have returned t.
be their home in Boston, having spent tn
summer in town.
Mr.. Frank Stanwood of Rumford Falls
er Me who has been stopping at Chas. Pud
vah's has returned home.
t. A barn belonging to H. H. Maynard wa
burned recently. The fire was caused b
tn Ine eAplOeIOn OF lantern.
Schools in town began Monday, Angus
er rs, with the following teachers: village
higher department, Miss Helen Stephen
is- son, primary, Miss Alice Gilbert; Mort
district, Miss Lucy Stephenson; Sout
district, Miss Cecil Newton; Richard
i'' district, Miss Clara Burgess; Stebbir
district, Miss sybn Warren; Cello distric
on Miss Annie Gilbert; Laclair district; Mi
n. Grace Coolidge; Mitchell district, Mi
Ye- Patterson OF Sheldon.
MORGAN.
Is J. K. Noyes intends doing his tin wor
for the sugar arches made here.
at Mr.. Weeden has been in Sherbrook
On. z. @, to attend the funeral of a friend.
i've Mrs. B. j. Cox has a hen that laid q
II. egg measuring inches in circumferen,
use the longest way.
he c. l. Moore has workman making qui
exhaustive rpnsiru mr.