Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-23
A girl baby at Walter Goodro's last
FRIDAY. Congratulations.

Roy Skinner and family of Newport Wis
ited at E. A. Cooks last week.
Cordeiia Page has gone to Woodsville TO
visit her sister, Mira. G. Il. Jackson.
Roy JosIyn of Lebanon, N. H., was here
Monday to attend the funeral of his aunt.
a. R. Austin of North Troy was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Dora Sheldon, last
week.
&c. Hunter has gone on visiting trip
to Nashua, N. H., Worcester and Gardner,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Hubbard were In
Melbourne, P O., visiting friends over
Sunday.
Julian Lougevine's little son, fourteen
months old, died last Saturday after long
sickness.
Waldo Mossman and family will move
into one OF &. II. Blood's tenements in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith of st. Johns
bury were here visiting at Norman Smiths
over Sunday.
Charles M. Leonard has sold his Don
Piza q years old stallion to party of Long
| Island, N. Y.
Several of the people of this village went
to Newport last Thursday to attend the
Sousa concert.
The Afternoon Study Club will meet
with Mrs A. M. Tower, Thursday. April
26th, at 2:30 p. m.
| n frio Fronk Vintnn Of
Concord, N. H, visited at 81. P. Cooks sew
eral days last week.
E. F. French of this village received word
that his aunt, Mrs. E. F. French OF Castle
ton. died last Wednesday.
Aaron Drown is home from Massachu-
setts where he spent the winter, and Will
open his quarry this week.
Mrs. Emily Tute and her granddaughter,
Miss Bell Kendall, were the guests OF j. w.
Murkland several days last week.
About seventy-five of the pupils OF the
high school attended the sugar party at
Arthur Redfeld's sugar place last Monday.
Adds knight is at South Albany look
ing after A. Webster's store while Mr.
Webster and his. family are sick with
measles.
Olympic Encampnent, No. II, will hold
its regular meeting next Friday evening
Work in the Patriarchal and Royal Purple
, degsees. .
1t is reported that Bert Sheldon. has rent
ed the Crystal Lake House. Thehouse hal
: been recently repaired and put in first
. class shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Bigelow were called
u to Newport last week on account of tn
t death of Mr.. Bigelow's nephew, son o
q II. G. Wheeler. -
A. g. Gilbert has hired q hlacksmit
70 shop at Glover village and will close his La
ie bors for E. Fl. Pope and move his famil
n to Glover soon.
" The selectmen have purchased roa
IN roller which weighs five tons. This will
used to advantage in many places in tow
the coming season.
This is a good time to slick up abo,
your premises and help the Village In
provement society by giving the village 9
IN appearance OF neatness.
=. There is to be dance by the your
Vi ladies of Barton In Seaver's Opera Hall ne
IL Friday evening. Madam Brooks orche
ss. ira will furnish the music.
uS D. Fl. Switser broke his leg
Friday the 18th at st Johnsbury while u
ck loading timber from car. He "
brought here last Tuesday.
OK E. E. Liddel has been at work seve
ty. weeks in N. c. Stevens dwelling house
West Glover, painting, vanishing and q
40. ing fue job putting the rooms in fir
class order.
sd Pilisbury & Baldwin have large orr
10 for manufacturing closet seats and tar
and will commences making them as SC
as t he necessary machinery is Installed
'an their shops.
10y Several from the village attended
sugaring off at the sugar bush OF Hon.
by w. Baldwin last Wednesday. They P
nounced the sugar o. K, and had
ge- enjoyable time.
ed. Fred Cloutier and Fred F echette, '
on- have been working for th9 Percival Co
,ats South Royalton, have closed their LAT
e.. the and are VI r1ing for FL. F. Pillsb
& Son in e mill kere.
The following letters remain unca
Ver for at the post-ofice April %. Please
ter advertised when calling for these lett
red. Mr.. 3. Piano, Gertrude E. BigeIow,
Elizabeth Libby, Sarah Lane, F. S. st
car Miss Dorothy JoslyD, who spent
Easter vacation here, has returned
boarding school in New York city.
father, Stephen P. Joslyn, is expected
soon, after which they will join the ia
abroad for the summer.
last The annual meeting OF the Welcou
Brown Cemetery Association VIII be
RAY. at tie office of E. W. Baldwin on M
1906, at 7:30 p m, for the electio
Mass officers and for the transaction OF
business that may legally come befor
-. meeting. y. ID. OWEN, :
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hibbard whose sickness has been
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