Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-07
BARTON LANDING.

BARTON LANDING.
George Cole is repairing his house.
Carl French is in Winnepeg, P. O., on
business.
Kate Wilson has moved into the StIrnp-
son house.
The Rathborne Sisters meet next Tues
day evening.
Clara Stafford is teaching school on Bar.
ton Mountain.
]. G. Clough was on the sick list with
tbs grip last week.
The j. g. Turnbull Co. are filing their
cold storage with eggs.
Mrs. A. E. Grant has gone to Burling-
ton to visit her son Perley,
a. H. Grant pIucked strawberry bios
som on his farm last week.
Aaron Drown of Barton visited his son,
F. A. Drown, over Sunday.
The village trustees are laying a new
sidewalk up Irasburg street.
Owen Grant of Lisbon, n. H., is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Jane Grant.
John RowelI of White River Junction
called on friends here last Thursday.
Mrs. j. M. Bartlett will make her home
with.z, D. Goodnough for the present.
Edwin Dudley fell from bicycle last
Thursday and broke his arm near the elbow.
G. b.. Ofdway is repairing his house,and
has just had just had it4Wifed for electric
lights.
sd. Grow and his hfer Eva attend
ed EA. Crows funerals at the house last
Friday
Cyrus ordway has put q d9rmer window
into the roof of his house and will do more
repairing. -.
!. Fred Moulton's harness shop under the
Valley House has been enlarged and greatly
improved.
! Regular meeting next Thursday evening
OF the F. & A. NJ. The E. A. degree will
be worked. -.
A number of our people attended the
Christian Endeavor Convention at Barton
last Friday.
W.;D. Twombly is grading up his yard {
and making some important repairs about
bis premises.
Mrs. A. c. Harris was at Newport Center
recently, caring for her mother, who has
been quite sick.
Jennie Locke, who has been stopping at
home for some days, has returned to her
school at Barton.
Willard Tripp has taken possession of
ho rob no
Beede Locke estate.
If the weather permits, the band will
give their first open air concert on Thurs
day night, May 10th.
e. q. Carter of Lyndonville was the
guest of D. j. Carpenters people last
Thursday and Friday.
Ed. Merrill has moved into @. B. stod-
dard's house, and E. Kelley has moved
onto Mr.. Merrill's farm.
Robert McVicar of LyndonvilIe was in
town last week visiting at Geo. Ford's and
also calling on other friends.
Mrs. WinsIow Hall, who has been very
sick recently is reported better, and Fred
Guild is also reported improving.
Frank Hall is putting bathroom into his
house, also dormer window in the roof
10 give better light in the cham bers.
Henry Dubois of WheeIock has moved
into the Wheeler & French block. Eugene
Bowen has also moved into the same .
building.
All who are interested in forming fish
and game and gun club are requested to
meet at B. R. Dement'S bicycle rooms next
Friday evening.
F.P. French & G. L. Kidder have bought
out the meat business of Fl. R-smith, and
Will continue the business On the same
| plan as their predecessor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murray are happy
over boy who came to their home last
/ Friday and Mr. and. Mrs. Wesley Doyle
feel equally happy over the little girl who
came to their home on Friday.
| The May breakfast at the Congrega-
tionaI church Tuesday wasa success, and
/ the May supper at the Methodist Episco-
c0STrgr-Ers on F0URTH PAGE.