Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Gardiner move soon
to the George Buzzell house on High st.
Remem Der the moonlight excursion up
lake Memphremsgog tomorrow evening.
Adolphus Brooks goes this week to
Lewiston, Me-, for two weeks vacation.
u. D. Bean recently sold fine horse to
F. B. pike of Pike Station, n. H., for $500,
Mrs. Lucy Robinson and daughter Lii
liam visited at Peaks Island, Me-, recently.
Martin Simon recently bought fine
driving horse of John Tunney of Llttleton,
Nh.
Cort Casavant is home from Barton
Landing for short time on account OF
illness.
Miss Louise Lewis OF st. Johnsbury is
stopping with friends in town for few
days.
Mrs. Elvin Bartlett and daughter Edith
of Island Pond visited Mrs. VIM. Cobb
last week.
Irvie M. Austin is camping at Willough-
by Lake with the family Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mouteith.
Mrs. Clara TwombIy has removed from
the opera house block to the rooms over
the laundry.
Many from this place and surrounding
towns took in the excursion to st. Ann
last Friday.
Miss Sarsh Mcclellan is home from
Peaks Island, Me, where she has been
for brief stay.
! A number from this vicinity will go to
Readville, Mass, tonight to see Ecstatic
race tomorrow.
Peter SheItra moves this week to the
John Heating farm and will work for the
Heating brothers.
Cora Atkins, who has been visiting at
Samuel Priests, has returned to her home
at Derby Line.
Geo. w. MoxIey and son Roland were in
town Tuesday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Barr of Taunton,
Mass, were the guests of E. c. Wilkie and
family Saturday.
Mr.. Edward Jarvis, whose illness has
been mentioned, still remains in very
critical condition.
Mrs. N. NJ. Lewis and Mrs. Martha
Seaver visited at Chas. Webster's IN 1ras-
burg last Thursday.
Mrs. John G. Hall and sister, Mrs. w. c.
Brown, are visiting relatives in Danville
and ST. Johnsbury.
H. u Hyde is home from Newport,
where he has been working at barbering
for Phelps & Oben.
Mrs. Cordelia Cutler and Mrs. Elsie
Wood enjoyed few days outing at Will
ljughby Lake last week.
Mrs. Henry Govro of Barton Landing
vss in town last week caring for Mrs.
Claude Norris, who is i'll.
Mrs c. E. Coburn of Sutton called OF
friends last week. Her son Harold will
q attend the academy this fall.
J.J. Weed has moved his goods into
b Mrs. Charles Buswell's tenement, and will
occupy the tenementlnext week. -
y Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Currier went to Leb-
anon, n. H., last week to visit Mrs. Susan
a Joslyn, who is in poor health.
Miss Marie Johnson is taking short
X vacation. She will make short stops II
several places in New Hampshire.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Packard and Louise ant
Richard Rawson of Bennington are at Mis-
Farley's cottage at Crystal Lake Grove.
F. D. Bean and Miss Marshall of Boston
a Mass, who have been at r. e. French's II
st. Johnshury, are visiting at D. D. Bean g
- Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Clogston of Man
chester, N. H., are at the home Of MI
Clogston's, father on Park St. for vaca
~ tion.
Those who attended the dedication o
y Castle Hall, Knights of Pythias, at Bartol
Landing last Friday report most excellen
ng time.
An agent of c. I. Hood & Co. was her
ng last week among our farmers negotiatin
for the milk OF their dairies to be sent t
he Boston
Moses Brooks and his friend A. L
=, Padneaude OF Manchester, N. 81 spen
some days visiting at Saril Brooks las
week.
NNe Letters remaining in postoffice unclaime
Aug. q. Please say advertised when cal
W. ing for them. Fred Carpenter, Fred
Smith.
ng Miss Matel Dodge is filing Miss Mar
Webster's place while she is taking a We
is cation from her duties at E. w. Barron
store.
az Mary Webster and Annie Wright al
awsy on vacstion. They will visit
Newport, lrasburg and Passumpsic befol
g" their return
John Telter's new barn, which is beir
ON built near D. 1. Grapes is 24x36 feet c
the ground with en ell 16x16 feet, and
be two stories high.
ID. ID. Bean has moved the tarn whiC
Tr. was IN his field TO a site adjoining 4
main barn and now has modern and cor
modious stables.
~ Ecststic, at Poughkeepsie, n. Y, Ia