Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-09-24
BARTON.
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g.. H. Davis and w. L. Jacobs were in
Boston last Monday.
Pc. Goad has been at Sutton painting
and papering for week.
Mrs Hannah ChamberIin of Bradford is
visiting at Geo. r. Grants.
G. A. Katen is spending a two weeks
vacation visiting friends in Maine.
William U'fford aud family of Spokane,
Wash, are staying at Hotel Barton.
Joseph Bushey who has been working at
Richford is home on short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Bigelow spent last
Sunday with friends in Stanstead, P. @.
Clayton Warner, who has spent the sum-
mer at Lake Sunapee, N. 81. is home again.
| W.P. Carpenter has opened feed stable
| in the Comstock barn on South Church
| street.
Mrs. 1. F. Doolan of Manchester. N. H.,
visited her sister, Mrs. G. 81. Blood, re-
Gently.
Rev. L. N. Moody of Chelsea and his
little son, Paul, were here visiting friends
last week.
Grace Hammond and Edith Noble go to
Northfield to work inthe Northfeld hotel
this week.
Mrs. Julia A. Thompson of Washington,
D. c., was the guest of Mrs. ]. D.. Foster
the past week.
The fish and game club have received a
large lot of finger ings from the o. Snatch
cry for May Pond.
| W. F. Nye goes to Burlington this
week to continue his college course in
Vermont University.
L.J. Grondin is having a weeks vaca-
tion and @. F. Grondin takes his place in
F. s. Whitcher's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Thomas of North
Danville have been visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Teller.
Miss Grace Cutting was in New York
last week replenishing her stock of mil
linery and ladies' goods.
Mrs. c. F. Mason of Somerville, Mass,
and Mrs. F. M. Mason of Chicago visited
at II. P. Cooks last week.
Mrs. l.. E. Hitchcock and her daughter
from Chicopee, Mass, were the guests OF
Miss Lydia Colburne last week.
Clyde Heath was home from Barre last
Saturday to play with the Barton baseball
team of whicn he is a member.
FL. F. Pillsbury & Son have built dor
mer window in the roof OF the sawmil
and built new entrance to their otfice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Miller are home
, from the mountains, where Mr.. Miller ha
had position during the summer.
Mrs. Henry Cham mberlin, formerly OF thi
| place and Newport but now of Den vel, Col
visited at Mrs. s. c. Curriers' last week.
Charles and Eva Greenwood of Soutl
!, Durham, P. O., were the guests of Mrs
, Frank Jutras last Thursday and Friday.
Ninety five persons froru this place at
tended the fair at st. Johnsbury accord
> ing to the ticket agents report last week
Arthur Wylie has moved onto his farr
. and 9. N. Dutton will move this week in
to his house which Mr. Wylie occupied
t Gen. and Mrs. s. P. Joslyn, who, wit
s their family, spent the summer abroad
l visited their sister, Miss Pomona Joslyr
( last week.
n Oliver Valley is in Canada for the pur
t pose of buying butter tub stock for tn
tub shop company here. They are rushe
with orders for tn bs.
John M. Brigham of Yonkers, n. Y
has been visiting his mother, Mrs. W. {
= Johnson also OF her friends and relative
from Newport and Derby.A
. F. g. Burdick will open the roller skat
!. ing season in Seaver's hall next Saturda
; evening, when he will hold the first skat
ing event OIL the season.
: The road commissioners have been build
e ing road up to E. L. Gaskill's, and hay
}. greatly improved the road to John McLe
d lan's during the past week.
r, Taplin & Rowall will sell at publ
l, auction rext Thursday, the Beed
= farm between this village and Glove
al The sale is at 200 O'Clock p. m.
. Mr.. snd Mrs. L. FL. Jerome of Orang
. Mass, visited their brother, g. jerome
= this village, recently. The brothers be
= not met for twenty. eight years.
= Mr.. Worthen, night operator at the pa
: senger station, has gone to Canada, whe
- he viii spend his vacation. II. Hunter
: Island Pond takes his place in the depot.
IS. Chas. NJ. Leonard attended the CaIedon
Ia County Fair with his fancy poultr
ID making nineteen entries and winnir
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