Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-07

ALI are cordially invited. It will be held |
in the church if weather is unfavorable.
BARTON LANDING.
George savin of Newport was in town
last Thursday.
James Deloin OF st. Johnsbury was in
town yesterday.
Irving NJ. Conner has gone to Montreal
hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells of Iowa are visiting
Mrs. Wells brother, @. E. Gay.
Deputy Sheriff H. D. stannard was in
Newport on business Tuesday.
Mrs Abel Wheeler of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting her son, Clarence Wheeler.
Mrs. Gilbert Gross OF Brownington has
returned from a visit to relatives here.
The village is very proud OF it's bands,
both of which receive unstinted praise.
Mrs. Felix Pelow and Mrs, Charles Colby
have returned from visit to Newport.
Mr.. Hiram Goss was, the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Dean, during the past week.
i Dr.. Ranney is receiving many congratu-
,lations on his recovery from his recent ILL
ness.
Remember A. H. Cards sale of house
hold goods at the Kimball block, Thursday
levening.
Valley Lodge of Masons will participate
in the Masonic pilgrimage to Owls Head,
Aug. 10Th.
Anumber from here will take advan tsge
! OF the excursion offered to visit Burlington
to-morrow.
DIE. G. Stevens will be away until next
Thursday morning, instead otas stated in
s ss.4saa TX press last week.
]. Miss Mary Fisk, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. E.Gay, for several weeks,
returned home to Montp pelier last week.
According to busiress reports sent to
various places in the country, Barton Land
ing is enjoying its share Of commercial
prosperity.
The Gormand & Ford Co. will give
series of entertainments al the new Opera
!. House, beginning tonight, Monday, and
continuing through the week. A different
: play will be given eac night.
The work on the new bridge on Main st
is progressing as rapidly as possible, and
, will be thrown open to travel again the
'' latter part of this month or the first o1
next. The structure is very sta Die and vii
:, last for long time.
, The mechanical equipment of the. Tral
L Co has been placed in position and Is ready
n for operation. The quarries which are To-
n Gated in this town are the only trap loca
a tions in the state This rock, which i
le almost black, is formed from the solidifet
e volcanic material.
ii WilIoughby Grange has decided t.
u change its meeting night from Monday t.
- Thursday night, the next meeting beins
Il on the evening of Aug. 18th. At the las
Ii meeting an entertainment was held, tha
le consisted Of selections by a male quartette
II piano selections by Miss Clara Stafford an
Cd readings by Miss Gertrude Clark. Tn
ie Grange, in the winter, is one of the mos
; active of the social organizations, and a.
Il excellent program of events will be ar
ranged for the coming cold weather.
Ia one of the most exciting and bes
0 played games of ball this season Bartol
4 Landing was defeated by st. Johnsbg /
n here Saturday by score of to 8. Follota
0 in1efs the score by innings:
Q st.J . Q so 0 Q . Q /
! Bldg ? 0 Q y 0~-S ~. S~
> Struck cut by Thompson 6 by Gildea 9
. bases on balls of Thompson 1; hit b.
n pitched ball off Gildea 1; passed balls, OF
Kipp 0, off Racette, O.; earned runs, ST
0 Johnsbury /, Barton Ldg. I.
q ALBANY.
0 Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Aiken visited las
Q week in Newport.
0 Henry Stone is moving to the tenemen
1 in Mrs. Abbott's house.
Y: DL Mcclure recently purchased q plan
1t, Of A. RfCowles of Barton.
er Mr., and Mrs. D L. Mcguire with friend
u spent last Thursday at Willoughby
s' Mrs. Sarah Abbott returned last Tuesda
=. from a visit to her son in Newport.
y Mrs. Dan. Cray of Rardwick is yisitin
me- her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Stone.
", Miss obie smith and Everett Dsviso
OF Lawrence are visiting ar Charles Smith
Mrs. r NJ Cowles is spending the mont
of August among friends in Msssachusett
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Andrus are visitin
their daughter, Mrs. E. E. Matthews {
at Barton Landing.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew N. Darling Of Bo'
ton are the guests of M. Darling'ss sists
Iry Mrs. Della Honey. e