Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-04-17

q week as a result Of a carbuncle on his
face.
Mr.. and Mrs Almos GIidden have been
the guests Of Mrs. L. M. Hubbard for tn a |
past two weeks.
Charles Guild has finished work at the
CRYSTAL Lake House and goes to South
Barton to work.
A. Norton of Lyndonville and c. A.
Cook of Newport we're here on legal bus
mess last Wednesday.
CaIixte Grondin was at the steam mill at
South Barton several days recently doing
plum bing for F. a. PlIlsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Cook visited Mrs.
Cook'a sister, Mrs. Cortis Woodsrd, in
Iras burg last week Thursday.
Quite number of the citizens attended
the sugar party given by F. w. Baldwin
at his sugar place last Friday.
Regular meeting of Orient Chapter, No.
13, o. E. S., Friday evening, April Il.
Banquet at $3.50 p. m. Work.
Mrs. James Revoir, who has been at
medical treatment, is home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Martin left Thurs
dav night for Boston, Mass, wnere Mr..
Martin will receive medical treatment.
1. E. Grapes has out bran new sign on
his blacksmith shop. He has also secured
milestone on which to set wagon tires.
Mrs. A. A. Larabee, who was called to
Minton, Canada, recently on account of
the sickness of her mother, is home again.
| Il. r. Cutler is laying wall on the river
bank and filling in about his blacksmith
/ shop which will much improve the prem
ises.
Mrs. Josephine Foster was at Newport
last Wednesday to attend the wedding of
her nephew, Dean Dwinell to Miss Ruth
Lane.
E. e. Liddell is building a paint shop
near his residence and will soon be pre-
pared to do house, sign and carriage
painting.
DIR. M F. Gilman and family are to
leave this week for California. They are
most excellent citizens and their many
friends are very sorry to have them move
away.
FL. d. Phillips went last Thursday to
Nashua, N. H., to attend a funeral. He
also visited his son Alden Phillips at Con-
cord, N. 81. Mr. Phillips returned this
morning.
! Mr. and Mrs L. f. Hall of Richmond
visited Mr.. and Mrs G. B. Webster the
last of last week Mr. Hall returned this
morning but Mrs Hall will remain few
few days longer.
Oliver Valley has returned from Canada
where he has been buying logs to stock
the. tub shop for the year. He has been
quite successful and thinks he has stock
enough to last for nearly year.
Mrs HI, Stannard was in Newport last
Friday ana Saturday conducting teachers
examinations IN the absence of Mr.. Stan
nard, who was attending the Vermont
Schoolmasters' Club at Bellows Falls.
The first baseball game Of the season was
Y played Saturday, afternoon on the fair
J. ground between Barton Landing high
= school and Barton academy teams. The
score resulted in a victory for the home
J. team toS.
PiiDY Webster is making extensive re.
y pairs on bis buildings. He has cIapboard-
/ ed his barn, erected new piazza on thc
> east side 0i his house, put in two LIGHTED
= windows throughout, and will paint al
:. the buildings later.
Now Is the time to clear up about you
IT buildings If each citizen will see to i
= that his Premises are kept in order ou
village viii present an appearance which
: VIII not only be pleasing to visitors bu
If will be credit to all.
i. Harvey Rowen of Albany hitched
! horse undeI Tower & Webster's barn nea
shafting one day last week. When b
% went for the animal, it was minus a tai
80 having caught it in the shafting and tear
st ing the entire tail from the body.
}. The Percival Furniture Co. under th
- superintendency of c. E. Hamblet is run
ming full force of workmen both nigh
and day. They are sending of a carloa
of furniture every week, ana have plent
= of orders to keep them working for som
time.
Carol Davis of Spokane, Washington
10 formerly of this village, was in town owe
Sunday. Mr.. Davis left this town twenty
Vs three years ago and has had successful
career in business life in the west. He ha
3 many friends here who were much please
to see him again.
The first days Of last week were cold an
rainy but the last of the week was nor
S pleasant. The mud, in the immediat
vicinity of Barton at least, is fast dryin
ip up. This morning the ground is whit
with snow, and the outlook for MOI
st sugariDg is improved.
The Crystal Lake Fish and Game Gu
1t holds its annual meeting tomorrow (Fues
day. evening In the nigh school room, G
7:3O p. N sharp. Besides the usual bus
iness of the year, there will be other in
portant business to transact All men
bers are requested to be present.