Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-16
Mr.. and Mrs. r E. French OF st. Johns
hury. have been spending week with
friends in this village and Glover.

Derby Line last week to attend the we'd
ding of their cousin, Miss Harriet Stone.
F 3. Lang took three of his fast horses
to Montreal last Saturday to compete in
the races which come off there this week.
Mrs. H. G. Elv ot ST. Johnsbury and
Mr.. and Mrs. g. j. Kyhurg of New York
are spending few weeks at Hotel Barton.
Geo. F. Reed, road commissioners, and his
gang OF men were working the road be-
tween this place and South Barton last
week.
Chester A. King aud family of Passump-
sic stopped with his brother, Geo. E., en-
route to their former home in Albany last
week.
Mrs. c. W. Staples of LvndonviIle and
her children, Muriel and Dodge, are stop
ping with her father, Dana Cook, for few
days.
Miss A. M. Stewart goes this week to
New York where she will stay while and |
later she will go to Japan as a Red Cross
nurse.
Leslie and Hortense Elliott son and |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Elliott,
have both been quite sick but are reported
better.
Several OF the employees at Crystal Lake
House took in the moonlight excursion
on Lake Memphremagog last Thursday
evening.
| Mrs, H. G. Boardman of South Framing
| ham, Mass, and Miss Grace Townsend OF
| Taunton, Mass, are the guests of Mrs. A.
| K. Story.
Frank E. Scott of Boston visited his
brothers, George and Guy, and his father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Scott,
last week. p
The ell part Of the Mossman building
which is being moved off the school lot
is now located on its new site near F. s.
Whitcher's.
Mr. and Mrs. N. M, Scott are visiting
friends in Lebanon, N. H., and will visit
at Concord Function and other towns IN
Massachusetts,. =
Judge and Mrs. Fay of Meriden, Conn.,,
came to Hotel Barton for the summer last
Thursday. This is the fifth summer they
have spent in BarFn.
G. Kingsley OF Virginia and his sales
men, who have been making their head
quarters in Barton while selling stoves,
have gone to Enosburg.
There will be dance and opening of the
club house with It's additions Friday
evening. good time is expected and all
members are invited to attend.
Considerable complaint is made by au-
> tomobilists and Others that teams are left
standiugfsn the streets unhtched and
3 take fright at the slightest cause.
:. Mrs. Kate Folsom lost her watch in Crys-
n tai Lake near L. NJ, Hubbard's cottage
:. recently but it was found and recovered
in about ten feet of water last Thursday
Y. Mrs. W. F. Mason entertained Mrs
W Janette Hill Knox OF Stoneham, Mass, als.
+ Mrs. Ella Nye Freuch and daughter o
Manchester, n. H., formerly of Glover, las
week.
or Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Reirden have gon
to LittIeton, N. III. to visit Mrs. Rierden'
parents. Mr.. Reirden will remain about
- week, but Mrs. Reirden will remaio seyere
weeks.
Owing to the small number of accept
ances received by the committee for til
Woman's Literary Club, the trip to Lax
Memphremagog on July .1S has bee
rd given up.
'4' The second nine went to Barton LanC
ing to play ball Saturday according
arrangement but the Landing boys d
ry not show up and consequently no gan
. was played.
IRA Joseph Barton is putting in a wall
ny large granite blocks back of G. NJ. Da
ling's livery stable 1t viii extend to al
Dol be united with the bank wall south OIL C.
ner Crystal Lake House.
E. E Lidden is engaged to make sis
;.n thirty feet long of raised gilt letters I
-, the La Belle Lac Boat Club, to be plac
on the front of the boathouse after t
addition is completed.
lH F. II. Burns and II F. Burrows of
W. Johnsbury, and Clare Powell and Pr
A. NJ. Mills gave musicale at the Crys
eat Lake House on July Sth, which was high
day appreciated by all present.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson and son Raymo
at have been the guests of friends in
AXE Albans for about a week. Miss Kate W
son of Barton Landing is staying
ed Arthur Wilson's for few days.
ven The village tru stees have eoncreted I
walk in front of th8bank block and NOV
&C. the walk across the highway a little
the south of where it formerly was, ma
ing the crossing at right angles with /
street.
'lhe The artist Muney Seymour will spe
'ner three weeks OF the summer in this Vicini
Mr.. Seymour spent several seasons b
lsed about twenty five years ago and did SO
rom very fine sketching and painting of V
mont scenery.
OF Geo. FL. Davis was in New York l
ting week buying fixtures Tor his new cloth
department, which is to be in tie roc
last just vacated by Mr.. Geo. c. La
'sate This additional room gives Mr.. De