Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-09-04

was financial success
= A. Girard was at Derby Line several
davs last week on account of the Illness
and death of his father.
A number from this place attended the
dsncs at Darling's Hall, Barton Landing
last Thursday evening.
Regular Communication of Orleans Lodge
No. 55 F. and A. NJ. Friday evening.
Work on E. A. degree.
Nellie Canty and Mrs. w. Whitcher Wis
tied George Katen's family at their cottage
at WiIloughby over Sunday.
Marie Johnson goes to Montpelier today
to attend Montpelier Seminary W here she
will take up course in music.
Walter harrington of Pawtucket, /, =,
is visiting his aunt, Martha Seavey; also
his uncle, William harrington.
Miss Mary Labor returns to Lowell
Mass, today after spending several weeks
with her parents and friends here.
Jennie Clutter and Misses Casavant and
PeIkey of Newport came here Tuesday to
attend the play at Highland Hall.
Miss Carrie SouIes of Richford and Mrs.
MAY Allen of New Haven, Conn, were the
guests of Mrs ]. NJ. Blake recently.
Amos Tower is having granite founda-
tion put under the north side OF his block
in which the post office is located.
Dr.and Mrs. J. NJ. Blake, Mrs. Mary
+ Hull Mrs. H. B. Borland' and Mrs. May
Allen spent Friday at Willoughby.
| F. Jutras is employed as night watch
man at the Percival Furniture Co., plant,
in the place OF H. A. Glazier resigned.
Cleon Colby of West Lebanon, n. Il who
has been visiting friends at Crystal Lake
Grove for ten ays has returned home.
Nina johnson, who has been working
few weeks in the Barton laundry, returns
to- day to her school work at st. johns
bury.
Joseph Labor has finished work fol
Charles Smith and will soon go to Shef
field to work for E. L. Chandler Co. lum
bering. =
Mrs. Lizzie Blodgett, WHO is employed
in the MONITOR office spent her vacation
in Charleston and other places ana re-
turned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bean of Barton Land
ing were theguests of Mr.. and Mrs L. M
Hubbard at their cottage in Crystal Lake
Grove over Sunday.
Myron Miller is building quite number
of row boats for different parties in this
vicinity. Mr.. Miller is good workman
and fine boatbuilder.
Mrs. Ruggles, Mrs. A. 8. Drew and Mrs.
B. 3. Blake were at Marshfield last week to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Ruggles
brother, Oscar Morrill,.
Miss Jessie Gorham, who has been
, spending a few weeks vacation at hel
home here, returned to Springfield, Mass.
to work this morning.
Mrs. Ira Doolin and her son, Foster who
. have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs d. u
Spaulding for some weeks returned u
Manchester N. h, to-day.
Those wishing to make entries In tn
poultry department. for the fair next week
a should remember that entries in this de
partment close Friday, SEPT. 8. y 'St'sa e
o. 6. Page has been appointed byGoV
Bell as one of the committee from Vernon
= to attend the National Prison Convent1o
at Lincoln, Neo., October 21.26.
J' Although the Beebe Plain baseball team
desired two umpires at the ball game las
e Tuesday, when the game was over the1
captain complimented Robinson's umpir
* ing.
Mrs D. E. Doran of Nashua, n. H.,
=, visiting her brother, z. L. Bigelow OF th1
place. Last Thursday Mrs. Biee ow an
= Mrs. Doran attended the Stanstead Exhiol
Is tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Drown have move
b. out of the house they sold to A. K. Stor.
n. and Mr.. Story moves into it this weel
re The tenement which Mr.. Story vacate
n. will be occupied by H. P. Cook.
n ]. Buckley, OF the firm Buckley Brott
.15 e's was married to Miss Mary Durkie
East Albany last, Wednesday, FIR. Turco
u performing the ceremony. Mr.. and Mr.
=, Buckley will live in the tenement cvsr Il
creamery.
Hon. L. H. Armstrong and Mrs. Arm
ctlOnS Va HIc f1SllAh6 a. ~iAAo' LIE =
Buffers. Mr. Armstrong is eighty-seve
and Mrs. Armstrong is ninety years oil
OF both are as active as many people twen'
lg. years younger.
: e R. Flanders spent several days on b
.oi farm In Morgan last week fitting up b
M. sugar place. Mr.. Flanders has 5000 goc
sugar trees He has built new suga
,ro house and shed, has fitted up his works
he an expense Of one thousand dollars, ar
proposes to continue making first-cia
,st sugar as long as it commands prese
nd prices.
7. F. Tight, advance agent of New Yo
"A city, and Alfred LaLonde of Cornell On
at scientific subject, also, G. W. Mouiton
famous singer, of Maine, will be with Pr'
Prescelle this week at Crystal Lake Hot
- The entertainments to be given by Pr
Prescelle Co, this year will be more exte
sive than ever before. There are nj
D. members OF the company.
'CA The fOIloui,- =. kol-ar, from the Moi