Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-27
BARTON.

BARTON.
Additional locals will be found on page
six.
K. NJ. Carter's mother of Lowell, Mass,
is visiting Mr.. Carter's people.
E. H. Pope is making some necessary
repairs on his blacksmith shop.
Miss Orr of Springfield, Mass, was in
town last week calling on friends.
Elizabeth s. went mile in 2.15t Thurs
day at Littleton,N N H., winning first money.
Carroll Sylvester of Barton Landing is
working for N. d. Martin in his livery
stable.
Harlow Foss had the misfortune to dis
locate his shoulder and fracture bone last
Tuesday.
rally at Seaver's hall Friday evening, with
two speakers.
Mrs. Charles Weeks and children of War
ren, N. H., visited her sister, Mrs. F. e
Nelson, last week.
Fine granite monuments were erected at
the graves OF the late H. G. Pierce and 81
e. Hull, by Henry Mack of Hardwick last
week.
Judge w. w. Miles and family, who
have been camping at Baker Pond fol
three weeks have broken camp and re-
turned home.
Word has been received here recent,
that Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Wiikie o
Barre are the happy parents OF baby bo.
born Aug. 22.
Miss Emile Taylor of Derby and Maste
Chandler Henley and his sister, Sarah, o
Providence, R. L., are visiting their aunt
| Mrs. w. &. Johnson.
The musical comedy "The Harvard
Grip given in the Opera hall Wednesda,
evening drew good audience and wa
we'll received and applauded.
The following letters remain uncaIle
for at the post-o Office Aug. 27. Please sa
advertised when calling for these letters
+. w. Dutton, Robert Headley, Mrs. Anr
Rash.
The popular inpersonator, VIM. Wen
worth, has been engaged to give an ente
tainment In Seaver's hall Friday evenin
Sept. 7th, by the G. e. society of the Cong
= church. Further announcement will
i given later.
Barton put 1t all over Lyndonville Satu
g day by score of IA to a. The itemized a
!, count of this game shares the fate OF abo
three columns of other local matter th
u would not hold it.
The trustees inform us that unless u
10 foreseen circumstances present themselv
n our system of lights will resume the
ID usual course tonight. For a short tir
u they may be cut off late in the evening
to a few nights longer.
- Sax Loo of Boston, q young Chinama
I'd is stopping for some weeks at the Crys,
Id Lake House. He is being tutoredIby Arth
oy Webster, principal of Medford High scho
es who is visiting friends in this vicinity.
+. w. Baldwin arrived home from Nol
va Dakota Saturday noon, cutting short
r. western trip on account of the severe sic
sst ness OF Mrs. Baldwin, and as we go
D. press we learn the sad news of Mrs. Ba
: wins death at about II O'Clock tod
uu : Monday. Funeral will be held at
- Congregational Church Wednesday Al
ust %, at 200 p NJ.
Mrs. George Blood and her two child
visited at c. H. Blood's last week. N
ry Blood lives in San Francisco, and
states that for ten days after the ear
quake she was not permitted to have 6
fires nor lights. The fire came within I
ers blocks OF her residence.
nan The band excursion down Lake Me
yh- phremagog Friday evening was a succ
ted About forty tickets were sold from |
TOR station and several from Barton Land
one ana newport, making a~good boat Ic
as The boys were compIimented On the
we'd cellent quality ofthe music rendered
the will clear small sum for the treasury.
Next Monday the Barton baseball {,
will go to Hardwick, to plaxthe str
Hardwick team. Monday is Labor
iged and the hardwick team will have a da
9TH sports, including many other athl
ging events. 1t Is also understood that
lday Barton Cornet Band has been emplC
'ome for the occasion and it is hoped
osed Barton will turn out a good crowd t
the over.
ouse a gooo a1tenoance made up OF par
IS of and friends came out to the recital g
by Miss Lioby's music pupils, at the
gregational vestry last Tuesday ever
Twenty-three pupils took part and
low audience was much pleased with
r the work. Several of the pupils were
rand Barton Landing aud Newport.
t. F. Libby is to be congratulated that her
rlin; scientious work is bearing such good