Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-15

Regular communication OF Orient Chap
ter. No. 13, o. E. s. Friday evening.
Mrs. Edward Bickford of North Troy
visited at n. D. Martins Wednesday.
A ten pound boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Hardie Sunday, May 7th.
I'M. Woodard of Colebrook, n. II was
in town last Thursday on business.
]. Z. Webster, postmaster at Lyndon
vile, visited at E. Fosters Saturday.
Weather permitting the band will give
concert in the park Saturday evening.
FL. c. Pierce went on business trip to
Holland, Morgan and Derby last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Powers of Derby wis.,
tied at A. F. McDougall's over Sunday.
Alton Harvey and Sam Hamilton of
Newport are in town calling on friends.
A. Wnkey and A. r. Cowles were in
Greensboro last Wednesday on business.
Regular meeting of G. A. r., Post rs,
Wednesday afternoon, the nth, at o'clock.
Mrs. Jenkins and daughter Alice are
visiting in Lyndonville and West Burke.
Mrs. Freeman of Waterbury Center is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. B. Webster.
Horace Hancock of Coventry has engaged
| to work for NJ. w. Johnson in the laundry.
Sjxty-five tons of maple sugar were
shipped from the freight station here last
week.
d. d. Bean shipped two carloads OF
| horses to Connecticut and New York last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rogers of Albany
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Day re-
Gently.
Regular meeting of Orient Chapter No
1s, o. E. s., Friday evening, May 10, 1905
at 7.30.
Fred Stevens has moved to Young't
Mills in Sheffield, where ne will work unit
haying.
Buckley & Caron shipped by eqpres'
5000 pounds of butter from this station las
Friday.
SIN. Bickford will go to Barton Land
ing this week to plaster house for Ed
Stafford.
Sc. WfnsIow has sold his blacksmith
shop at Brognington Center to George
Lerva1x.
Quite mum Der of the friends oi Pearl
Comstock made her birthday party last
Thursday.
Wayne ssoddard of West Burke visited
his father, A. B. Stoddard, several days
last week.
Mrs. Thomas Lowery has engaged to
work in restaurant at Barton Landing
for the summer.
l.. ]. Bickford is located at Newport,
where ne has charge of Farebrot & Gales
shoeing department..
: OBJ. Dodge has engaged to work for j.
W. Murkland as a mechanic in his wood
, working department..
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Day went to Smith'f
Hills tC visit Mr.. Days grandmother, Mrs.
! L. B. Day, on Sunday.
t Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Garland Of Lowell,
Mass, are spending part OF their honey
moon at Hotel Barton.
: William Longway and Napoleon Long
r way have moved into tenements belong
|. ing to- Rev. A. B. Blake.
I Miss Carrie Sonles of Richford was in
town Thursday on account of the sickness
b OF her uncle, H. E. Hull.
= F. K. Powell hsa been improving his lot
. by filling in near the brook with dirt taker
II from the bank block site.
- A. B. stoddard was at West Burke last
Friday taking sugar that he had bought o
the farmers in that vicinity.
:. j. N. Webster and Warren Hartwen are
painting their houses and Geo. 81. Davis
has had his store block painted.
AT the e. j. Ufford auction Saturday
/, Andrew Walcott bought the barn JUS
south OF S E. Winslow's house.
Ernest Niblock has moved to the Dan
forth place where he has hired some lane
and Will live there this summer.
Mrs. Fred Bean went to st. Johnsbury tG
the hospital for surgical operation ane
y medical treatment last Thursday.
w. K. Aidrich left on the air line fol
u Montpelier to attend supreme court, where
he has important cases to attend.
MIS-. T. L. hlidreth, VINO mas oeen Vlslt'
ing in Philadelphia and vicinity for som'
n time past, returned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Wilkey were In
: Wheelock yesterday to call on Mrs. F
Pearl, Mr.. Wilkey's sister, who is quite
Is sick.
II. L. Bigelow has fitted up fine flower
v park where the old hand car house used tt
stand. 1t adds much to the beauty of thu
place.
Tom Wilkinson has finished work a
West Glover and returned to town. HI
will attend school the Iema inder OF th'
spring term.
Hardwick H. S. baseball team viii pla,
with the Barton Academy team here mex
y Saturday. This game ought to be one o
the best of the season.
Hon. }. c. Burke of Lowell, Mass, is IL
town spending few days at Hotel Barton