Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-08

Mrs. FL. w. Burnham OF Westfeld Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. G. B. Stoddard, the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Doe have recently
been spending several DAYS in Boston and
vicinity, returning last Wednesday.
w. G. Tripp has moved from his farm in
Barton, into the c. E. Gay tenement on
Cottage street, recently rented by Mrs. N.
P. Sawyer.
Miss Maud Estelle of Canaan, N. H.,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. S. G.
Lewis. She goes to Newport Centre,
where she is to teach school.
Mr.. Marshall of Evansville has moved
the past week into the tenement over A.
ID. Beede's store. 1t is understood he is to
work for Willard Tripp in his livery stable.
| The George G. Mead Post and w. r. c.
will meet Tuesday, Jan. 9. A dinner will
be served. There will be joint installa
tion OF officers. 1t is requested that all
members of both societies be present.
| The workshop at the rear of John Burn
hams residence on the Irasburg road
burned to the ground last Monday night.
The occupants of the Burnham home did
| not know the shop was burned until Tues
| day morning when it was found in ashes.
The work at the upper mill of the Chan
dler Co. has increased until heavier en-
gine was necessary to run the machine. A
large new $50 horse power engine has ar
rived and was unloaded from the two cars
required to bring it, today. 1t will be in
stalled soon.
In basket ball game full of interest, al
though somewhat one sided, the Barton
Landing boys defeated team from New
port in the opera hall last Tuesday even
ing by score OF "a to Is This was the
second game with this team which defeat
ed them at Newport recently by the close
score OF % to 20. After the game the Bar
ton Landing band furnished music for a
dance to which fair number remained.
E. FL. Lothrop & Son have sold their liv-
/ cry business, consisting of seventeen horses
and all of the carriages, sleighs, robes,
blankets, etc, to w. e. Tripp of Barton,
who has already taken possession. Mr..
e Tripp has hired the large and commodious
barn MIR. Lothrop has built the past season,
S and will continue the business in the same
= place, and we bespeak for Mr.. Tripp con-
: tinuation of the large business already
attained at their stable.
= The Book and ThimbI9 Club met with
g Mrs. Chandler Wednesday afternoon
Y Twelve members and two visitors were
r present. The entire afternoon was spent
0 Pearson OF Coventry was present and con-
s Quoted this drill in very pleasing and
= instructive manner. 1t was regretted that
: there were not more Of the members pres
IS ent. Adjourned to meet with Mrs. Braek-
,s EFT Jan. 10. Chapter XVII, Woraan's Man
1, ual OF Parliamentary Law, will be consid
e cred.
= Wednesday, Jan. 3, Miss Mabel Clara
al daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Q. b. Dodge O.
ID Barton Landing, was married to- F. M. All
a, church in the presence of relatives and {
er few invited friends. The Rev. w. Z
'' johnson of Barton tied the nuptial knot
ne The guests were served with refreshments
e. after which the bridal couple skipped ou
m the back door, drove to Newport and tool
q, the Air Line for Montreal where they will
er enjoy part of their honeymoon. Afte
Id their return they will for time board
IN having rooms at Mrs Allchurch's father g
70, Mrs. Allchurch has been familiar fgur
es in Barton, being graduate of the Bartol
ly high school. She is quite popular among
ad her associates In this place. Mr.. AlIchurc
1t. is the youngest son of w. M. Allchurch O
IT. Barton and has but recently bought on
be the F. ID. Clement jewelry business. He i
young man of high aspirations and goo
habits. We sincerely wish them all tn
happiness accorded young people just en-
ai tering upon Iife's journey.
- SOUTH BARTON.
,n Mrs. w. T. Brooks was on the sick lis
IS: last week.
og John Canty of Barton was in this pIac
IS, recently.
Mrs. B. G. Berry is visiting Mrs. Angi
~ Burns, in West Burke.
o. Mrs. James Forrest visited at H. J. Kim
ov bali's in Lyndon one day last week.
ed Mrs. Eliza Chapman OF Irasburg, who j
at stopping with Mrs. Eivira Abbott, is yer
nd sick.
,es Mr.. and Mrs. George Friend are til
happy parents of baby girl that arrive
Jan.2.
>. Willie Bailey OF ST. Johnsbury spent
part of last week with his brother, Oti
Bailey.
@ George Wheeler, H. B. Orcutt and o. E
- Willard are all drawing logs to the Ian
Mill this winter for the Piilsburys. Th
ay mill is running to its full capacity, and ha
RS orders to last up to the first of June.
'l' ALBANY.
iss Elmer AndTus is Ill with measles.
ss u r. Mcclure was in Boston last week
". R. NJ. Cowies was in Burke on bushes
N. last Tuesday.
F.J. Newton and son Stephen were /
Burlington last Thursday.