Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-24

GustavuE BurOlck Is NislIlDS us uncle, |
Nceh Burdick, and grandmother, in Dan
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Johnson of st. Johns
hurry visited their son, NJ. w. Johnson, last |
week.
Vernon Owen of Cabot and W. Guild of
Coventry visited at w. Mossman's last
week.
Enmon Doyle took pleasure trip to
Newport and Memphremagog lake last
Saturday.
Miss Bertha Abbott has gone to North
Hatley, P. O., where she has secured work
in family.
Mrs. w. A. Warner and daughter Ida,
were the guests OF friends in Lowell several
days recently.
Mrs. Grapes and Mrs. Traverse spent
day with Mrs. Grapes mother in Brown
ington last week.
Edward Jarvis, who has been confined
to his bed since June fourteenth, remains
about the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Clogston have been
spending a week at Willoughby but re-
turned Friday.
G. 8. Webster has returned from few
days. vacation spent in Franklin county,
and other places.
j. r. Webster OF Lyndonville visited
friends at the Baldwin cottage across the
lake last Wednesday.
s. e. Winslow and family spent last
week at the Smith cottage on the west
side of Willoughby Lake.
Rev. w. R. Stewart, field evangelist for
the CoDgregationalist churches of YER
mont, was in town last week.
| Gladys Bradshaw, who has been visiting
her cousin, Martha Burdick, returned
home to st. Johnsbury today.
Dr.F.H. Davis of LyndonviIle and his
wife are camping with g H. Davis and
family in the Davis cottage across the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Nye OF Bradford
have been spending a couple of weeks
visiting friends in this vicinity.
Myra Connor of Lyndonville and Carol
Campbell of Connecticut were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Drown recently.
Miss Jennie Wilkie returned home last
Wednesday, after visiting friends and rela-
tives In Littleton, n. H., and st. Johns
bury.
Mrs. Sadie Shea of Derby, who has been
home some months Oh account Of i'll health,
has returned to continue work for Mrs. E.
| Foster.
| States Attorney Frank Thompson OF St.
Johnsbury, and his brothers Philip and
Sidney, are camping at May Pond for two
weeks.
G. Fl. Jewell of Boston made flying Wis
1t home last Thursday. He came on the
night train.
Mrs. Elsie Wood, former resident of
this place, but for many years residing In
the West, is the guest of her brother, w
F. Mason.
Martha Burdick celebra ted her eighth
birthday Saturday afternoon. A few OF
her playmates called on her and light re-
freshments were served.
Summer travel is good during this hot
weather, both the hotels being full and
] many friends from cities are visiting
friends who live in town.
: Letters remaining in postofice july "a
Please say advertised when calling tol
g them: Samuel Brooks, E. G. Ellsworth
Louis Lamere, G. Rice.
e Mrs. W. z. Twombly is in her former
position as bookkeeper at the Perciva
4 Manufacturing Co.'s office, during the alb
sence of Miss Stella Orr on her vacation.
n Although the facts were obtained from
amember Of the family regarding the Ma l.
loux girl in our item last week, the nam'
should have been Martha instead of Bessie
During the first days of last week th'
: catchy weather was a little discouragins
for farmers, tut the last days being fine, {
g large amount of hay was harvested in ex
cellent condition.
IS Noah Brooks new house will be ready
to plaster this week. Walter Murrs,
Is wired 1t for electric lights last week. E. ?
Wright also had electric lights installed il
n his house last week.
About thirty Barton baseball enthusi
re asts went to Barton Landing Saturda,
afternoon and saw Barton put it over th
is Barton Landing team by the small margin
of eight to six, the score being six to si1
"a at the beginning OF ths ninth inning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Tower, Mr.. and Mrs
:, Pliny Webster, Rev. and Mrs. L. n. Mood,
and baby and Mrs. Eva Richmond. snt
daughter Marion of Burlington took
. trip to Willoughby Saturday.
Among the May Pond fishermen las
y Saturday were the following gentlemen o
st. Johnsbury; l. B Sake, 81. B. Howe
t, Alex. Dunnett, Elisha May, D. E. Porter
]. N. Searls, A. S. Brown, Harry Blodget
+ and w. w. simonds.
II you are looking for good baseball at
Is tend the game on the Playground Thursda
afternoon at three O'Clock and see Barto
a and Newport cross bats. Since taking tn