Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-14
BARTON LANDING.

6OE1AH q HOTQ give VilSI tdlAu1SAlS ob
the opera house all this week.
DR.. Stevens viii take 8 short vacation,
few days the middle of this week.
B. o. Smiths new order cart will make
its debut on the street this week.
Mrs. A. e. Dennison has recently bought
the L. B. Going farm in Brownington.
1t is reported that Lewis Buskey got his
hand badly hurt in the mills last week.
Bert Scott is working for the E. L.
Chandler Co. in their Westmore saw mill.
EPeter J. PIunket has been working for J.
B. Wingate some weeks in his blacksmith |
shop.
The regular meeting of the N. E. o. P.
will be held Tuesday evening at 500
o'clock.
The monthly meeting, Intervale Chapter
No. 81, o. E. s., will be held Thursday
evening.
The j. G. Turnbull Co. has recently had
carload of eggs arrive from Indiana for
their cold storage.
Rev. G. L. Shaeffer brought home a fine
Oh LTOub WulCAl uS CauSuU III Lung
| Pond last week.
| Have you noticed the new stairs leading
down to I. D. R. Collins Office and J. E.
Lyons barber shop?
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Brown of Westfeld
were the guests OF their daughter, Mrs. F.
J.ssKinney, last Friday.
/ Several of the teachers and others from
this place attended the Educational In
stitute at Newport last Tuesday.
Ora Lyon is the Edison inventor of the
village. His last and most pretentious in
ventions are his wing and spoon fish trolls.
Mrs. H. T. Hartman of East Craftsbury
and her two sons, Neal and Paul, were the
guests of j. B. Rogers last Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Ezra Towle, who has been In very
poor health for several months, goes this
week to hospital in Hanover for medical
treatment.
Keep in mind the auction sale of real es-
tate and personal property at the late home
of A. D. Mathews at 100 o'clock p. m. on
Tuesday, May Is.
Willoughby Grange will hold thsir next
meeting Thursday night, May II. All
members are cordially invited to be pres
ent. Ice cream and cake will be erved.s
About twenty mountain ash trees have
been set out on the common, and flower
beds are being made which will make q
fine showing later when the flowers are in
bloom.
D. c. French and G. D. French of the
Skinner & French Co. have just returned
from the Northwestern Territory, where
they have been to look after their landed
estate there.
. Mrs. G. S. Leland started last night fol
Montreal where she expects to enter hos
8 p'tal for me dical treatment. s g was &C
q companied by her father, A. E. Denison
|. and DR.. Ranney.
d Major Hoyt of st. Albans was here at
It special meeting for the inspection of Com
j pany 9, U. B. z. OF P, last Wednesda
v evening. A banquet was served after til
Y installation of officers and social time en-
joyed.
: One OF the pleasant events of the wee
as was the marriage of Geo. G. Porter an
D Florence Sylvester at Bloomington Cent?
I'd last Tuesday evening. The ceremony WI
OF performed by Rev. W. A. Warner OF Bal
Il ton. Congratulations
d, The E. L. Chandler Co.'S mills start
$3.50 O'Clock mornings and at 1880 o'cloc
er in the afternoons and close at noon Satu
G. DAYS. This gives the employees one. ha
s. |
10 This plan began last week for the season.
W The Rev. w. R. Davenport, field seer
~ tary of the Vermont Anti-Saloon Leegu
~ has resigned, and has been appointe
pastor OF the Methodist church at tn
u place. Mr.. Davenport was presiding eld
'eS of the Vermont Conference from 1898 thr
years, and has been working 10 Il
ieA interests of the Vermont Anti Saloc
League for the past two years.
While the wires were being adjusted {
some telephone poles one day last wei
led Webb Scott's horse became frightened
RS. see man up in the air, and as the ms
hurried dowa the horse jumped down
at bank into wire fence and cut his net
SITS ana breast badly.
ira A little child of Robert Murray di
lsst Monday and the funeral was he
err Wednesday. The bods:was put into
leir tomb. nine mouths Old girl of Elm
day Aller died Monday and was buried
iich lrasburg last We Inc day. These famil
have the sym pathy of the community.
Quite an excitement was occasi oned b
last THURSDAY when P. j. flemmin
horses, which were hitched to a drag,
away They went onto the track,
drag striking switch which separated
iday horses, they then ran in front OF frei
train up the track, but were caught
locn the Kimbali block. No damage was
with the exception OF some broken
last ne5ses.
Last Tuesday at II 100 O'Clock q. M. at
sday home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Gay on
street occurred the marriage of their dau