Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-10


in Eden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Miller OF Leomis-
Mass, Pre- in town on a three weeks
vacation.
DR.. ]. E. Bryant of Haverhil, Mass,
visited bis sister, Mrs. Comstock, part of
last week.
HID. Phillips and daughter Ina visited
friends in Albany last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr.. Johnson, for some time clerk at the
C-ystaI Lake House, has finished work at
tnst place.
Mrs. William Bradshaw and her daugh
ter Gladys visited at f. Burdick's Thursday
and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Dyer of Province of Quebec,
spent Sunday, July 1, with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. K. Story.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Rushford were the
guests OF friends in Montgomery several
days recently.
N. NJ. Hubbard and Charles Hall go to
Richmond, P. Q to spend their vacation
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer w. Abbott and lit
tie child OF Winchendon, Mass. ARE visiting
at Harlow Foss'.
Mrs. Thomas Lowery, who has been
working at Barton Landing several weeks,
las returned home.
Mr.. Harleigh Ellis, former resident OF
this town but now of New York City, Is
stopping at Hotel Barton.
DIR. George C.Baldwin % Boston and Mr..
and Mrs. e. Baldwin Of Montpelier are
camping across the lake.
M. and Mrs. John Wilkey have gone to
C.lebfook, n. H., where they will spend a
few days visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Hitchcock are rejoic-
ing over the birth of nine and one half
pound girl last Thursday.
Miss Florence Emerson of New York
City is spending few weeks here for the
improvement OF her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Gardiner Will spend
| their two weeks vacation at Mr.. Gardin-
er's former home in Boltonville.
| DR.. and Mrs. Nichols have been enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. White of Eoston at
! Long Pond cottage the past week.
Mrs. Fred Bean, who has been in hos
pital in st. Johnsbury for surgical opsra-
ton, is at home somewhat improved
Lucy Yeiser,a horse owned by d. Grapes
and driven by Frank Lang at Newport July
4sb, won second money in the free for all
class.
3. c. Berry and family of South Barton
are to move into the Tower & Webster ten
ement ever the grist-mill, during the
month.
James Simon had fine colt die at the
fair ground stables from the effects Of
blo2d paison resulting from the bite OF 6
dog, recently.
Hon. John Burke has returned tt
Lowell, Mass, to make preparation for
business trip to Europa. He viii sail OF
the.1Sth of this month.
A meeting of the Boat Club is called
Tuesday the 18th at5 O'Clock p. n. Mem
| ONSA
ness will start promptly att
/ In well played game of baseball tn
Barton villa team defeated the nine a
i Icasburg July 4th by score of 7 to 2, al
account of which is in Irasburg.
4 The following letters remain unoalled TO
at the post-ofice July 10. Please say ad
vertised when calling for these letters
Glen A. Ba-ney, Fl. d. Martin.
Mr.and MrsJ. W. Murkland, ,Mr.aad Mrs
ii. }. StannRrd, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Batch
elder and number of others from this vii
Iage are camping across Crystal Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Cooper have gone t
Lowell to visit friends From this plac
they will go to Waterbury to visit relative
and be absent from home about week
The water in Crystal Lake was highe
last week than it has been during any sum
; mer for many years. 1t reached nearly t
the stone covering at the outlet last Thurs
4 day.
Fred KimballR and his family of Bosto
are occupying Mr. KimbalPs cottee
across the lake. Mr.. Kimba1l will retur
home soon, but MS family will stay sen
ersl weeks.
Timothy Carey has received an appoint
ment from the government to go to tn
Isthmus of Panama at salary OF $500
? year, but as yet is undecided whether b
will accept or not.
Maj. G 3. Hibbsfd of New York, presi
dent of the American Palace Car Co. c
s that city, Is S. ending vacation with hi
sister, Mrs. r. " Baldwin. Mr.. Hibbar
formerly lived in Glover.
Some of the village trustees of Lyndon
vile were here last week investigating gu
sidewalks and trying to secure the service
of E G. Collision to oversee the laying c
: concrete walks at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. n D. Martin, went Satur
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Martin
BROTHER, Mr.. Jackson, who died at Ne
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