Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08

Mr.. Joseph Ready aud daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, are in town, calling on friends.
George Goodheart is building a shed 12x
30 feet, which is joined to Fred Jutras'
house.
Mrs. Alice wilIey of st. Johnsbury is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wilson.
Oscar Garceau, who has been working
for E A. Girard, soon goes to Island Pond
to work.
Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. Hartman and Mrs.
Nelson OF Craftsbury, were at A. r. Cowles'
last Friday.
Mr.. Lincoln Ames of Lynn, Mass, is
Spending a few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
N e. Graves.
o. V. Joslyn has sold the chestnut mare
he bought of DIR. Hamilton of Newport for
good price.
H. 8. Graves was in Brattleboro some
days last week in the interest OF the Mod
ern Woodmen.
The Woman's Literary Club will meet
with Mrs. w. M. Wright Wednesday eve
ming, May 10.
A.D. Blodgett hes closed his Iabors at
the bobbin shop and gone to work for his
father in Lowell.
Miss Grace Cutting returned yesterday
morning from New York, where she has
been on business.
Henry Rines was in Lancaster, Berlin
and other towns in New Hampshire last
week on business.
Mrs Fred Drown and Mrs. Cora Ferrill
Landing recently.
George Olmstead has hired out to N. D.
Martin & Co., for the summer, to work at
| the livery business.
| 8. M. Bickford goes to- day to Westmore
to build fireplaces Ia some Of the cottages
in the Foster grove.
Aaron Skinner is in poor health and is
making his home with his nephew, John
Lawrence, this spring.
Special Convocation OF Keystone Chapter
No 16 R. A. M, this Monday evening.
Work on M. M. degree.
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| ii. c. Chaplin has moved from the ten
ement over Peter Plunket's shop into one
of s. Hanna's tenements.
Mrs. Geo. E. King spent few days last
week with Mr.. Kings aged grandmother,
Mrs. Wright, who is very ill.
The Cary Maple Sugar Company of st,
Johnsbury, took into their storehouse
about fifty tons of sugar last Monday.
Mrs. G. S. Joslyn has returned to her
home in Lebanon, N. H., and Miss Bertha
p. Joslyn went to Boston, Mass, Saturday.
John Suitor will sell at public auction
next Saturday his dwelling and quantity
of personal property. The sale is at p. m.
Mrs. Ruggles has been having large
amount OF grading done In her front yard
which will improve her premises very
much.
Mrs. o. D. Owen, who has been in Con-
necticut visiting her daughter, Mrs. Julia
Garfield, for eight weeks, returned last
Monday.
Buckley & Caron have put into their
creamery go gallon cream vat and are
now making about 5000 pounds of butter
per week.
Remember the auction sale of personal
property and real estate by Chas. j. Ufford
at his old home in this village next Friday
at p. m.
Miss Louise Johnson, who has spent the
winter at N. L. Fosters, will soon go to
| ~ har IN Mr.
Brownington.
A number of the young people OF this
place attended the entertainment given by
the ''Thespsns" at Barton Landing last
Friday evening.
Mrs. Norman Smith has been sick for
several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith
of st. Johnsbury were here over Sunday to
care for their mother.
, Mrs. Alice Northern of San Francisco
CAL, Is on her way here to spend the sum-
mer with her brother, 81. Foss, and her
sister, Mrs. E. Foster.
Mrs. Lucy Whitney will leave this week
for visit with relatives in Massachusetts,
and New Hampshire and will return here
for the summer season.
Mr.. Sawyer's family, who have been
living in Henry Gays tenement opposite
o. E. Cowles' table shop, viii move this
week into the Bean block.
N. NJ. Lewis has shingled his large barn
and put on new weather vane. The barn
which he has used for young cattle viii be
converted into horse barn.
Last Friday the Grammar school base ball
team from Barton Landing defeated the
Grammar school team of this place on the
fair ground by score of 10 to 4.
W. B. Bowman shipped his mare and coli
to Mr.. Davis Of Long Island today. D.
ID. Bean also shipped one or two horses al
the same time and to the same party.
e. P. Wright Of South Newport ha:
bought the dwelling house and barn on
Harrison Avenue formerly owned by the
Barton National and Barton Savings Bank
The Young People's Dramatic club o.
| Or Paui'a church xr;lI 0o m Lowell on thf