Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-05
Dsrms White has moved into e. Brain


Mr.. and Mrs. Clapper of North Troy vis-
led at William Goodro's last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Borlsnd visited at
Ms Harriet Borland's last Thursday.
Frank Dana is working in ths Barton |
National Bank in place of William. Tower.
NJ Grsmo has moved into one Of sariI
Brooks teuements near the freight station.
EugsDe Valley has finished work for
frank Taylor Of Glover and returned home.
Frsnk and Alice Sherman of Newport
spept sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Pierce.
Saturday morning recorded a tempera-
ture lower than any other this winter up
to date.
The Woman's Literary club will meet
with Miss Colburne Wednesday evening,
February 7Jh.
Mrs. Hollis AIIard, who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis, is slow
ly improving.
Mrs. aoyt, Viavi worker from New
Hampshire was here with Mrs. Geo. c.
Lang last week.
H. G. Spaulding and family move to
Rock Island this week where Mr.. Spauld-
iug is to run q hotel.
The large glass which was broken in
front of the post office sometime ago, was
replaced with a new light last saturday.
Z. Jackson has been doing quite job
back parering, shsathing and painting the
Boat Club House at the outlet OF the lake.
Mrs. A. NJ Foster returned home last
Tuesday from Rock Island, 2 O., where
she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
Malone.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post-office Feb. 5 Please say
advertised when calling for these letters
Mrs Nettie Hill, f. a. Jewett, John Rolte
Peter Schmidt.
Rev. w. 4. Warner leaves here on th'
:55 train tonight, for New York, whe;'
| he will teke the "Arabic" Thursday TO
Europe, and the Holy Land. His first stol
on the voyage will be at theMadeira Islands
G. H. Davis took sudden start for Cal
iornia last Monday, where he may surpris
the Barton friends and com bine bushes
with pleasure, as he visits F. T. Holder
owner of the Playground at Roaring Brool
Park.
The MONITOR is in receipt of the repor
OF the Traders National Bank OF Lowell
Mass, to the first of January 1906, of whic
John G. Burke is president and one OF tn
directors. The total assets of the bank ar
SO, Ala, ,453 81.
/ lofr n
! ing the winter at Southern Pines, n. g. I
letter received by friends here last weel
states that Mr.. Drown is doing well. Mrs
| j. n. Webster in Pasadena, Cal, is also re
| ported as getting along as we'll as could b
expected with her broken limb.
Several men from this place. went +
Piunkett to repair the psnstock which wa
said to have burst, causing the going ou
of the electric lights recently. 1t wa
found that the bulkhead was blocked wit
ice, and when the ice was removed tn
wheel was started and everything wen
all right.
Mrs. NJ. Y. B. Knox of Stoneham, Mass
is in town for short visit. Mrs. Knc
edits "Oar Message" the-organ OF the \
Q. T. U. of Massachusetts,, which is. pul
lished in Boston monthly. This paper h'
q large ejaculation in Massachusetts al
. exerts powerful influence in the tempe
ance cause.
Adam Dummett has sold his bake
= businessto w. NJ. Wiley ofSt Johnsbur
Mr.. Dummett has given the very best sa
isfaction to his patrons since be has ma
9 aged the business, and it is hoped N
) Wiley will keep up the high standard
% the futore. Mr.. Wiley took possessi'
u last week.
$ Mrs. S. d. Stone has sold her MILNE
l. and dressmaking business TO Miss Ora
n Cutting. Mrs. Stone has been in the bui
8. ness for several years, has carried lar
t. and good line of millinery stock and b
$ done large business. Miss Cutting
v. well known as good milliner, and b
II, success seems assured iromthe beginnin
e, She will take possession March 1.
v. The next lecture in the course occurs /
u morrow, Tuesday evening by DR.. Edwa
v. Burton Mcdowell. His subject ssA Pictr
y, Story of Panama Canal" is one
4
ne ture will be illustrated with pictures whi
as will enable the listener to get clearer i'd
~ of Panama and the surrounding countl
{ Patrons of the course will find this an ]
ns teresting and instructive lecture.
W Robinson Bosworth, NJ. d., gradur
re of Jefferson Medical college of Philad
We phis, has decided to locate in Barton, q
sl- has associated himself with Dr.. Niche
en- DR.. Bosworth served his time as hol
n physician in Pottstown Pa city hospit
'l- and was called from there to act as ass
ne tsnt surgeon to the Pennsylvania ST
10 Hospital, the largest institution of its XII
NJ in the world. De Bosworth will board
'es Hotel Barton, and will have his office "
~ DIR. Nichols.
= About iorty-five guests assembled at
home OF Miss Myrtle E. Devereaux ]
- Monday evening to help her celebrate
- eighteenth birthday. She entertained
friends in pleasing manner, games, mi
and refreshments being the chief featr
OF the evening, That Miss Devereaux
e~sn