Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-31

YORK Guy, lOl llOA'J Va S F~1 oAC
visiting IN town.
T. n. Dwinell OF Maiden, Mess, Is
srspding short time visiting friends
here and in Glover.
n. c. Potter played with the Barton
landing orchestra at the Darling Hall
opening Friday night.
Mrs. ]. P. Baldwin and Mrs. 81. North
ern visited Mrs. Chandler in her cottage at
Wnloughby last week.
Henry Sultor OF Richford was in town
v;siting his aunt, Mrs. William Pawney
last Thursday and Friday.
HI. Stannard is holding teachers ex-
eminstions here today and they will con-
tinue through ton ,row.
CIV. Buzzell and his daughter, Mrs.
Lena o ven, of st. Johnsbury, were in town
calling on friends recently.
Many OF the ladies of the place have fine
bouquets on their tables, the products OF
7. W. Drew's flower garden.
Mrs. Tute and son Carl with two other
children are camping with j. w. Murk-
lands people across the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Rines have returned
from Ogunquit, Me, where they have been
spending few weeks vacation.
A number of the young people OF this
place attended the Eocial at Fred Lyons
in Westmore Thursday evening.
Ed. Clark, for long time cook at the
Memphremagog House at Newport, Is
cooking at the Crystal Lake House.
Howard Ford, who has been visiting at
ID. Beams and camping at Willoughb ,
has returned home to Lyndonville.
FLOYD Wright Is taking G. E. Aldrich's
place in the livery stable until Mr.. Aldr1ch
RECEIVERS sufficiently to go to work.
Geo. Goodheart, who was foreman build
er on the Catholic church here, is at work
on Catholic church at Whiteheld, n. d.
George Goodfellow, who left Barton a
short time ago for Europe, writes 10
friend that he has arrived in Englanc
Mrs. M. V. B. Knox, who has been vis1t-
ing friends in this vicinity for few weeks
returned home to Stoneham, Mass today.
Mr.and Mrs. Coe, nee Miss Lou Eldridge
have been visiting at DR.. E. M. Nichols
They leave soon for their home in Florida
The body OF DIR. Bill of Bridgeport, Conn.
was brought to Barton Friday nlgnt aho
was. taken to Albany Saturday Tor ourlai'
Mr.. and Mrs e. ]. Stannard, Mr.. and Mrs
III. G. Pierce went to Willoughby Satur-
day to occupy C. w. Tenney's cottage for
4 time.
4 Mrs. Emery Lawrence and her daughter
ANY. sister and niece of Mrs. L. M. Hub
bard, have recently been the guests OF Mrs
Hubbard.
Miss Alice BusweII is learning the tel
ephone exchange work at the Central a.
Mrs. Geo. Goodro's.
The sudden disappearance OF the light
last evening was caused by broken wire
1t is expected the current will be on TO
night.
DR.. Charles Worthen, a former residen
here, called on friends in town recently
. He has large practice at White Rive
Junction.
Mrs. Geo. Donald returned to her hom
in Springfield, Mass, after spending
g month here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Jarvis.
d Misses Mabel and Winnifred. Drew
st. JohnsburF Center, who have been
d Glover, are now stopping with their aun
Mrs. NJ. H. Drumming.
It John Clemen was arrested for drunken
ness last Tuesday, and being unable
!. f,sy his fine was sent to iailat Newport
serve sentence of ten days.
ID c. Foster, Lyman Tenney. Clinton Cool
Earle Huntley and VIII Maxwell attende
9, the formal opening OF the Darling hall
Barton Landing Friday evening.
e-l H. A. Downing of Middleton, Mass, WI
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs Lew
Labor, for few weeks, returned Thursdt
= to his home in Tewksbury, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Wfkis celebrate
~ the 25th anniversary of their marriage Fl
day, July IS, but owing to the death
ne Mrs. Wilkes sister IL was passed We
quietly.
- Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
Orcutt for the honor of being the paren
TO of the first child born in Lakeville aero
the lake. The boy was born last Monda
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Miller, who ha
ay been visiting trends here for three weei
ed made short call at Derby last week, a
US are now on their way home to Leominst
Mass.
tly Regular convocation of Keystone Cha
his ter, No. is, r. A. NJ, Monday evenil
August 7th, at 7:3O O'Clock p. m. Wo
:. on r. A. degree. A good attendance
desired.
The attention of fishermen is call
are to the new law that forbids all strea
nd fishing of trout after August 1
Read the law as found Oh page two
Ter this paper.
,ral Burke BodwelI, former Bart
boy, was one of the survivors of
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