Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-15

Manlev Clark OF Groton recently visited
mia ami. Mrs. A. F. Stockwell.
Msior Cheever of Nashua, n. Fl. spent
short time at Or. Nichols recently.
Mr.sud Mrs. e. A. Bashaw of Albany |
visited at H. D. Phillips last week.
WI White has sold one of mis- pair of |
bay horses to parties from Lyndonville.
Mrs. Maud Dyke goes tomorrow to |
Northaeld to join her husband there.
Bert b sdon of Lyndonville is home for
few weeks to help in the restaurant.
| DR.. and Mrs. Page of North Troy spent
Sun day with Mr.. aud Mrs. c. w. Tenney
Catherine Canning of Browington is the
| guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Pawney for
month.
Matthew Nesbit of Stanstead, P. @,
visited at Wm B. Telfer's several days last
week.
Have you noticed that the days are
twenty one minutes longer now than on
Dec. %?
To date Mr.. Davis reports the Peerless
sale to be the largest since the annual
sales began.
Kelley Grove was out of j. w. Murk-
lands machine shop last week on account
of sickness.
The Afternoon Study Cub will meet
with Mrs. F. w. Baldwin Thursday, Jan.
IS, at 2:3O p. m.
The order OF Catholic Foresters have
sub let Of the Modern Woodmen the hall
In thu Nelson block.
Miss Carrie Harvey of Lyndonville was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Katen
several days last week.
, c. w. Tenney visited his mother in New
! port, N. H., and took in the sportsmen's
show at Boston last week.
: Lehman Strauss OF New York City was
in town recently and bought a chestnut
mare of Bean & Mossman.
: John Parker OF Coventry was the guest
of his sister, Mrs. e. A. Barrows, and other
friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cove of Smiths
Mills, p. @, were here Sunday to attend
the funeral OF G. L. Norton.
The basket ball game scheduled between
Montpelier Seminary and Barton academy
: to take place tonight has been cancelled
: Mrs. Charles Wilkie of Barre has been
visiting Mr.. Wilkes parents, Mr.. and
: Mrs. E. c. Wlkie, for several days last
, week.
The Barton town team will meet the st.
L Johnsbury Y. NJ. z. A. basket ball team in
Seaver's hall, Wednesday evening. A fast
y game is expected.
N R. A. McKelvey of Whitefield, N. H.,
sr and l.. A. Russell of st. Johnsbury were in
= town last week in the interest of the horse:
n, being trained by H. Harding.
Prin. H. j. Stannard was in Burlington
several days last week attending a meeting
81 OF the county examiners of teachers. H'
c. also stopped at Montpelier with friends.
~ What is going to be done at the tele
phone meeting tomorrow evening at F
n. w. Baldwin's Office to remedy the hum
AZ ming on our lines while the lig hts are on
't- Verne Miles, while cutting ice on Crys
=. tai lake Saturday, accidentally slipped int
NJ the water. He was soon pulled out by tn
lr. men at work, but he prefers bath in
N, little warmer water.
''' All interested in forming a snowsho
- club are Invited to meet at the Boat clu
ne house tomorrow, Tuesday evening at 7:3
40 o'clock. Bring your snowshoes read
.e for tramp after the meeting.
20 Percy w. Cowles left Thursday night fc
Ar Albany, n. Y, where he will spend
s;- week with his mother and brother Harry
- then goes to Potts School of Shorthan
~ and Business College at Williamsport, Pf
es- The following letters remain uncaIle
of for at the post-otfice Jan. 15 Please sa
advertised when calling for these letters
INV Henry Gauvn, Albion Healey, Mrs. Mar
Page, Clyde Philbrook, F. A. Slayton, Mr.
10 Nora Sheldon, Mrs. Addie l.. Whyma-
tho Mrs. M. ii. Whyman.
,rt. The meeting OF the Boat Club at the clu
lis house Tuesday evening was reminder t
re: Percy Cowles, who has since left for
ian school OF Shorthand in PennsyIveni.
No. that he has left friends in Barton. Mo.
rg; of the members were present and a gran
al good time was enjoyed. Refreshment
viii were served, music'both vocal and instru
ing mental was enjoyed and games participa
re- ed in.
md Lueier's Minstres gave good entertain
md ment in Seaver's hall Saturday evenin
uet The end men We're excellent and Il
de- specialists were all artists. The boy ten,
cog was the loudest applauded and certain
to the richness and power OF his voice won
and indicate a mans voice instead of nj
be year old boys. This entertainment is oil
of the few coming to this town tn
deserve larger patronage.
One week from this evening occurs t
fourth entertainment and the last conce
in the Barton lecture curse. 1t will
'. given by tbs Bostonia Ladies' Ofchestl
/. is AS the company has .appelred here p;
viously they need no introduction
Barton people, but will be greeted by #
house. The expense of getting Il