Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-09


Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Murkland have been
spending few days visiting Mrs. Il. P.
Cushing at Montpelier.
Regular Commun ication Orleans Lodge
No. So, F. and A. NJ, Friday evening.
Work on NJ. NJ. degree.
Homer Rushford and F red Jarvis, who
have been to Keene, n. H., to get work,
returned home Thursday.
Mrs. A. K. Story went to birmingham,
Mass last Saturday, where she will spend
a few days visiting frien DIS.
H.A. Glszier has fin shed work for the
Percival Furniture Co. and Frank Virgins
takes his place as watchman.
Fred Connor had bone in his ankle
broken in hay press, while pressing hay
at G.. B. Robinson's recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hicks and daughter
MerDa OF AshueIot, n. H., visited at P. j.
Plunkett's two days last week.
Eugene Rash has hired to the e. L.
Chandler Co., to do numbering during the
winter near Dry Pond in Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Prescott and Mrs.
Eddy have moved to Mr.. Prescott's farm,
not Mrs Eddy's as stated last week.
c. s. Clogston is driving A. W. Morrill's
hack for a week, while Mr.. Morrill, is on
deer hunting trip in New Hampshire.
Mrs. A. r. Cowles and Mrs. G. I'll. Harri-
man left town on Friday last for trip to
H. E. Cowles' home in Albany, N. Y.
On page two we give an interesting
summary of the excellent work of the
Barton baseball team the past summer.
w. A. Murray has completed putting on
new glass insulators to take the place OF
| porcelain on the electric line to Charleston.
week of warm weather was most
| opportune for the farmers to close up their
falls work and make preparation for win
ter.
A. A. Larabee has gone to Minton, P O.,
to visit his father law, A. A. Bean, who
was severely injured by falling from a
tree.
N. j. Caron will sell at auction on Fri
day, Oct. 13, personal property consisting
of stock, hay and grain, and many other
articles.
Rev. w. G. Johnson was at Evansville
several evenings assisting in the evange-
listic meetings which are being held at
that place.
s. e WinsIow has bought w. e. Browns
herd of COWS and will sell the same at
auction next Saturday afternoon at 100
| o'clocI, p. No.
We learn that Melvin Drown was able to
leave the hospital at Hanover last Tuesday,
and is spending some time visiting Mrs.
Drown g sister at Groton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Miller are to move
out of the tenement over F. w. Baldwin's
law office and will go into Frank Ken
drick's new house on High street.
DR.. Magoon has bought the STANLEY
Point" of c. M. Darling of Lyndonville.
This gives Mr.. Magoon fifteen cottage lots
which will be in the mark ct another spring.
John W. Dennison who has been en-
ployed as bookkeeper for the firm OF Swift
& Co. of st. Johnsbury for time, has
been promoted to a better position given
him in New York for the same Company
This is TO be a special convocation OF
: Keystone Chapter No. 16, R. A. M, Thurs
Il day, October 18th, commencing at La
O'Clock D. m. and continuing throughathe
evening, when all the degrees will bt
worked.
j Mrs. T. ]. Sheppard and daughter Alma
accompanied by Mrs. Shephard's mother
u Mrs. D. A. Collins, left Sunday Afternoon
for Detroit, Mich, to join Mr.. Sheppard
Later Mrs. Collins will spend the winte
with her son in Illinois.
Mrs. Humphrey, from the north OF Ire
land, who is stopping at Crystal Lake Ho
10 tel, speaks very highly of Barton. Sh
says 'the water, air and scenery of thi
il town are superior to that of any town sh
has visited in America"
. AT the meeting of the Vermont Branch
Womon's Board OF Missions held in Ben
- nington Sept. 26th and 27Gh Mrs. +. w
Barron was appointed a delegate to tn
Women's Board meeting to be held II
Park Street church, Boston, Nov. 7th-9th
y The usual strong lecture course is beini
prepared by the management of the course
" and 1t is now expected that the season vii
open on the evening of Nov. Goth, with tn
g Katherine Ridgeway Concert Co. Furthe
y announcement will be made of the enter
ne tainments.
!. for at the post-office Oct. 9. Please sa
= advertised when calling for these letters
Glover Harry, Florence Hersey, w. N
A Knight, Rose Loutine, Nellie Lowell, j.
sI Shatney, Ellen ]. Smith, E. Lottie Stevens
A. c. TheOnon, Leroy Wells.
an Mrs. H. B. Chase from Portland, Ore
all gon, visited her cousin, Mrs. Lois 2. Page
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Chase will sa
on from New York November for Naples
st Italy, where they will spend the winter
They will also spend some time in Japa
ed and expect to reach their home in about
rk year.
The Barton Cornet Band at the head {
ny the Malta Commapdery in the parade
IL Montpelier last Wednesday received man
complimentary remarks by persons disll
1g terested. With such bands as Burlingto
on and Montpelier Military bands In the p'
rade, it took really good article to orln
1 {, forth remarks OF praise, but Barton hi