Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-30

Mrs r. Foster and gone to care for her
sick sister, Mrs. B. F. Sawyer, at Derby.
George Reed took fourteen of his Beagles
N Baltimore to exhibit them at the Ma
tionaI Dog Show at that place last week.
Mrs. p. s. Hitchcock of Coventry has
been visiting Mrs. H. K. Dewey and calling |
ON old friends and former acquaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Smith have finished |
their work at the town farm and will go |
to st. Johnsbury, where their son is To- |
Gated.
Earle Runtley, who has been working
in the ]. w Murkland machine shop, has
gone to Barton Landing, where he has
employment.
Mary Owen, who for some years has
made her home with her sister, Mrs Carrie
Murray, will live with brother, o. d. Owen,
during the winter.
E. w. Barron has had the basement of
his new barn cemented, both walls and
floor, besides other improvements which
make 1t a model barn.
Henry Nault has bought of Frank
Jutras piece of land near the Suitor place,
where he is to erect shop for wagon and
sled work and repairing.
Frank Chandler has moved from the John
Twombly be uss into one of d. d. Beams
tenements and H. II. Hyde moves into the
house that Mr.. Chandler vacated.
f. B. Lang and II A. Harding have just
returned. from their summers campaign.
Il oai-I nj
which he has given a record of 2:093.
Mrs. Ruggles and Miss Nettie Morrill, at
| tended the funeral at Cabot last Monday
of Mrs. Edison York, who met with trag-
| ic death the Saturday previous.
E. l.. Gaskill will occupy the Williams
tenement which c. 5. Webster has recent
ly vacated until he gets the house ready
which he is to build another season.
DR.. ]. A. Pearson he's bought piece of
land which joins his lot OF E l.. Gaskill.
Mr.. Gaskill has also sold Miss Grace Cut
ting five acres of land near her residence.
One of the pleasant events of the week
was the marriage OF FL. D. Phillips of Bar
ton and Mrs. Nettie Patterson of Glover,
last Wednesday, by Rev. w. G. Johnson.
H. B. Orcutt went to Long Pond yester-
day after Amos Robinson, Eugene Glazier,
N. M. Hubbard and Earle Jenness, who
have been hunting for week. Game
scarce.
Raymond v. Wiley, son of Henry f..
Wiley, formerly of Barton, now of
Holyoke, Mass, has successfully passed
the Massachusetts state board of phar-
macy examination.
Mrs Betsey Hawkins celebrated the 77th
birthday October % by entertaining her
children and grandchildren at Pleasant
View farm. Her daughter Mrs. Johnson
of Providence is making her visit.
]. w. Murkland is very busy making
bobbin machinery for the Orleans Bobbin
Co. at Newport. He has good reputation
for this work, having recently filled an or
: der for parties in the sGate of Georgia.
Clayton Hitchcock, the popular agent oi
y the Metropolitan Insurance Co, has closed
his labors here and gone to R1chford
q where he has a larger field of work. His
!. many friends are sorry to have him leave
The following letters remain uncalled
= for at the post office Oct. 30 Please sa!
I- advertised when calling for these letters
Geo. g. CLOVIS, Mrs. Mabel Donohue, Mrs
= ii. n. Foster, Lila Gardner, Harold I
NJ Kenny.
Tne eight young men of the high schoo
le who took part In the recent hazing of
le member OF the freshman class, were befor
Justice H. 7. Seaver last Saturday ant
.s were fined 81 90 and costs, amounting t.
"a 6S each.
Tuesday evening L. Lucien Phillips O
-, Port Antonio, Jamaica, W. l. Islands, vii
N give an illustrated lecture in High Schoo
room under the auspices of the Barto
Cornet Band. There are 125 illustration
with the lecture which promises to be In
y teresting as we'll as instructive.
Mrs. ii. A. Clark was at st. AIbans Tues
u day to attend the wedding OF her nephew
Lieut.. Allen Goodspeed, to Miss Estell
Champion OF that city. Lieut.. Goodspee
ch belongs to the third cavalry, U. 8. A, sts
m toned at Fort Assinniboine, Mont, an
under orders for service in the Philippine
Ily in November.
gave an entertainment in Seaver's opel
is hall Friday eve ing. A good sized aud
d. ence ATTENDED aud pronounced it goot
There were over 20 darkies in the compan
and the vocal music by the soloists, qual
r tettes and choruses was well renderet
W The specialties in the way of q one whe
cyclist and roller skate performer wei
ON excellent and there was some first cla
op, dancing.
The lecture course seats will be sold
n auction Nov. 10. The course this year col
ad- sists of the Ridgeway Company, which
delighted all of us last year, Schube
the Male Quartette with DR.. Clarke, the fan
IN Gus basso, and a lady reader, Edwa
Burton Mcdowell in a lecture on the Pa
anna Canal, Roland ID. Grant in a lectu
on "Snakes in Paradise" Russell H.Conw
- in new lecture, one not given here befol
a Y4rNNH Hr~ l. l.. Drcf cfFNTl