Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-26


Miss Annie Wright and Miss Mary Web
ster last week.
The Ahs-noe Study Club viii meet with
Mrs. w. W. Miles, Thursday, March l, at
2 30 O'Clock p. m.
Mrs. j. A. Cunningham spent last SAT-
urdav and sunday visiting friends in
Portland, Maine.
Mrs r. d Williamson, who has bsen
visiting IN st, Johnsbury and Waterford,
has returned home.
Mr.. George Grout of Darby called on
friends in town last week en- route to the
Grout farm at Kirby.
n. l.. Foster and his children Helen
and Dana Of Newport were in town visit
ing friends last Saturday.
Mrs. John P. Uric OF Glover with her
two daughters spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Gilmour.
There will be roller skating Wednesday
evening, also Friday afternoon and even
ing with good music in attendance.
VIM. II. Bruuning, Osman Dwyer and
John Keating attended the G. A. r. en-
campment at Burlington last week.
Mrs Geo. Goodro visited her people in
North Troy last week and Miss Alga War
ner, Mrs. Goodro's niece, came home with
her.
Amos Robinson received on his Pomera-
mans in the dog show in Boston last week
reserve prize in Class T, best in the
country.
Mrs. He n. Fay and her granddaughter
Beth started for Delaware last Monday
| They will make their home with Mr.. and
! Mrs. s. Bickford.
Fred Richmond highly compliments our
Barton BARRIERS. He got a shave recently
from outside inside BARRIERS which caused
him to appreciate home talent.
The hJwer committee of the Endeavol
society will hold a candy sale in the va
cant rooms in the Blaisdell house next t.
Davis store Thursday afternoon and even
ing.
The goat which the Plutos took to th
station last Thursday night was so nois.
that for nearly two hours the people at tn
upper END of the village could get littl
sleep.
N. NJ. Lewis has sold the pasture lanC
belonging to the farm which he re
Gently purchased of VIM. G. Hawkins, II
VIM. Cameron of West, Glover. Consid
ion, $3.50.
Mrs. w. c. Johnson, who has been il
poor health for some time, went. to, Proyi
dence, r l., last week and entered hos
pital where she expects to undergo sur
gical operation. ~ -.
Amos Tower has put q large pane q
plate glass into Bowman's shop. Th
= large pane which waS:te haye been used i
r Mrs S. D. Stones pHaery store was ao
p cidentally broken. .|.kg :.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Borland, who ha'
: lived at Everett, Washington near Pug
o Sound, arrived home last Wednesday. NJ
"a Borland has sold his farm and expects
N settle in Vermont.
- - The reception to be given in Mason
" hall Friday evening by the O. E. S.
d been postponed and the invitations I
is called. Further notice wilt be given wh'
Is the reception is to be held.
w The town basket ball team defeated
IA d second team OF st. Johnsbury, here 81
re urdsy evening by score of Al to %. I
sy rubber game will be played In Seaver's b
d. next Saturday evening, and should be
fast one.
School closed in the Devereaux. distr
Feb. 10th. The pupils having no mar
during the year we're Ralph Devereat
lr Charlie and Frank Robinson. This te
closes year taught by Miss Alice Tenn
in this school.
The adjourned meeting of the Woma
Literary Club will be held with Mrs; O.
Ds Cowles Wednesday evening, Feb. 2S ]
Ut, same program that was prepared for
nu last meeting will be carried out. Ii
ns hoped there will be a good attendance.
ON Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Pillsbury arri,
~ home from Florida Thursday. They
= port pleasant and profitable winter.
,aI. r. Powell, who was with them, return
O. Wednesday and expects to reopen his
a. office. Mr.. Powell also took trip
=. Cuba.
aft. y. NJ. Hubbard had good success W
his dogs at the big dog show at Bos
last week. "Hubbard's Rival Que,
took third prize IN the "Limit CIass.n
this class she had to compete with Sc
past other dogs. 10 the open class against
others she got v H.C. Mr.. Huboa,
ano 'Khodie H" in class Of nine got V. 81
BE is we'll satisfied with his awards.
'e' The funeral OF Horace c. Pierce. e
will take place at the Congregatic
w. church "Wednesday D. m. at two o'cIc
To show our respect for one who wa
officer OF our town, school district and
l-, is lage at the time OF his death, all place
business are hereby respectfully re que
to close "Wednesday afternoon during
sew funeral services.
F. w. BALDWIN,
o. I'll. MossMAN,
III e. + HAMBLET,
I. Viltage Trust
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