Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-13

invited at o'clock.
John Teller commences this week to ee'
the stone from across the lake for the
foundation of his new house which ne Is
to build on Elm Street in the near future.
Mrs. A. K. Story will arrive home to-
morrow, Tuesday morning, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Boardman of Farm
ingham. Mass, who will spend seyersI
weeks here.
&. M. Darling of Lyndonville, was IL
town last wednesday and THURSDAY look
ing after his real estate property WINE
here he bought fine Red Elm colt oi y
G. W. Heath.
D. Travers has been working at Lyp-
donville for short time recently but went
Saturday to the Profile House in ne"
Hampshire, where he expects to WORK
during the winter.
Quimby Post meeting next Wednesuay
at 2 O'Clock p. m, Comrade L. z Harris OF
| LyndonvilIe will be present afd inspect !
the post and it is very. important that all !
mem mbers be present.
M. w. johnson has bought the AFRO
Williams farm in Glover village; we are
very sorry to have MIR. Johnsan's people
leave Barton as during their staI here tney
have made many friends.
A note from the Dutton, Scot, Webster
party who left for a western trfutWo weeks
ego today, written from Seattle, Wash''
st tied that aey were we'll and enjoying
foe wealth and beautiful scenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Lowery have returned
home from South Wheelock, where they
have been at work during tbs summer
They will stay here about onesweek ana
then go to Miles Pond in Concord Where
they have work for the winter.
Last week was an uncomfortable week
to travel on account of the nud5y roads'
Tie weather was mild, the mereuEy stRnd-
ing at about thirty degrees above zero
: most of the time. The lowest we nave
record of this fall is eighteen above zero.
s The .newside track which is being ez-
tended past the j. Barton crossing will De
IS six hundred and thirty feet long. This
gives the station side track capacity OF
one nile. The increasing business Of the
road at this place demanded the extension
" More blacksmith shop salas in sight
this Week.) D. 4 Grapes has bought the
Kicker and the PIunkett blacksmith shops,
L and Mr.. Kicker and Mr.. Plunzett will
work for Mr.. Grapes during the winter.
(If the shops are not disposed 81 next week
: to new parties.)
Remember the auction sale Of lecture
y course tickets to be held in Seaver's opera
}. hall tomorrow, Tuesday evening. The
price for tickets including the entire course
1t is $3.50, with reserved seat, but the. auction
lg is for the sale of choice of seats. Seats no
| sold Tuesday evening will be left at Pierce
in store.
F. The regular meeting Of the w. Q. T. Q
will be held with Mrs 0 H. Mossman a
r. a p. N. on Tuesday, Nov IA. At the clos
O. of program a reception ~ oe given tn
teachers of the academy a. { : AIDED schoo
q The members are especially requested
-. consult their programs and be prepared 6
roll call.
oo+ Last Monday evening a number OF tt
~ friends Of Mrs. Carrie Murray called G
her to express their regrets over her lea7
ing the community to make her home
asV the West. They presented her with son
u silver as a token of their regard al
wished her prosperity and happiness
ter her new home.
'on In letter from the state highway cor
missioner, Charles W. Gates, received
TO the MONITOR Office last week we note t
mt following: "Barton has some good roa
and the best stone culverts have found
eld, the state" This is complimentary to It
,k's Barton road commissioners and spea
well for the town.
ton The first basket ball game of the seas
tn will be played in Sesver's hall Wednesd
evening. 1t is game between the class
a. '07 and the rest of the school and promi:
.tor to be fast game. The boys have go
material for a strong team and they ne
the support of the town people in atten
NJ ing their ga mes. There will be a dan
OH'' after the game.
At the Mossman barn, new chimn
ne has been built and an Office will be locat
uire in the southeast corner. Water has be
put in and the barn is being sheRthed ov
Mr.. head and on the walls. Windows hf
,hu- been introduced in different places 60
barn is well lighted, and everything is !
.ned. ing arranged SO as to make things convc
r = lent and comfortable.
= The first of the roller skating part
- wasa success. Seaver's hall was croWc
- and everyone was on the floor, the tall,
short, thefat, the lean, uncles, aunts, co
iag, husbands, wives, mothers, fatbers, g
nm all went round with the merry whirl.
I an m ali went round, however,-some went do1
The next party will bs held in Seavs
+ G. hall Thursday evening. The charge
who admission to the balcony will be 1Oc ca
The two lights of glass in front in
oNh' new bank bleck are 13x7 IL feet. Ole
the the tights was cracked when the box 9,
their Ssiniro it-wsa, cr,ena,,. .ianf, in eettioo
rout of the box and putting into the s
the It came apart. A new light has been
Hat dered In place of the broken one.
sr,oers ytrcr xxir1f0V- taxxc-G the Sfona hlao,