Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-02

Marston with the intention Of building a
set Of buildings in the near future.
DR.. Mcdonald ofSutton, p @. was called
in counsel with DIR. Ranney In the case of
Mrs. A. D. Mathews and also that of Geo.
Cole, both OF whom are quite sick, last
Friday.
David Drake seems to be the right nan
in the right place, aud the Village I'M
provemeDt Society is to he congratulated
on the manner ne keeps the parks about
the village.
TIE ,. E.L.Chandler Co. are extending their
red shop sixteen feet toward the railroad,
and building the addition the whole length
of the mill. This will give them much
needed room.
Lyman Heath has position as clerk in
the Central Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany's Office. This additional help is
necessary on account of the increase in the
business of the bank.
Charles Wheeler of Fairlee Station has
moved here. He has bought the house he
sold to his son Frank. For the present,
Mrs. Wheeler will keep house for her son,
until his wife returns
Mrs. j. w. Brennan and son Maurice
started June oath for pleasure trip to the
Pacific coast, stopping at Leaf River, Ill,
Denver, Col, and Oroville Point, Rich
mond, and San Francisco, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Glib have returned
from Hanover where they spent seven
days at Dartmouth college commencement
exercises. Oscar Gibb. their son graduated
In class of 1852. He has position in New
York for the summer.
Patrick McKenna, our f1agman on Main
street railroad crossing, was overcome with
;. .sunstroke last Friday, and Charles Wheeler
took his place with the flag. 1t Is hoped
Mr.. McKenna will be able to resume his
work in few days.
c. B. Hall, who spent Sunday In town,
has recently been elected principal OF the
High and Graded schools Of Wells River
During his stay of three years he has made
many friends who will wish him and Mrs
Hall success and happiness in their new
home.
: Mr.. and Mrs. I. u. r. Collins are hom
from Johnson, where they have been t.
f visit their SON, E. D. Collins, principal 0
= Johnson Normal School. This week MI
y and Mrs. I. D. r. Collins go to Corinth
Fairlee, Bradford and other towns i
Orange county to visit friends.
, Saturday, the 23d inst. was set apart 9
field day here but the rain interfered
only little Of the program could be cal
ried out. A game of six innings OF base
ball was played between the town teal
and the second team, but the game We
called off on account of the rain.
G Miss Gertrude Lyon, who has pee
teaching at East Brownington, Is at non
st for her summer vacation. Her scho'
closed last Thursday. In the evening
% exhibition was given, the children COIN
fnsly. Ice cream was served and the su
OF Sc was raised as the beginning OF fun
for school organ. Miss Lyon IS vel
popular teacher and is wanted for anoth
IL term.
The Modern Weodman of this pla
l., present the following resolution on tt
Is. death OF Arthur E. Hill, who passed avs
ne recently.
y. ResoJted, That we the members OF Il
is Barton Landing Camp No. 9505 Nj. W.
A, exceedingly regret the loss oy death
a. our beloved brother, Arthur E. Hill, WI
was q faithful, Trustworthy, aad high
- honored member of our order, and V
ca tender cur sincere sympathy to his rel
asst tives and friends, who with us are sore
iicted in mis- death.
o. A. LYON,
ey G. E. COLE,
an w. J. JosLYN
Commitse
ST, The following business people ha
,rn agreed to close their respective places
business during the daytime Of July At
No. after 9 a. H.: B. o. Smith, Rood & W
~. ley, Il G. Trip, a. D. Beede, F. NJ. a
church, Twombley & Cotton, Whipp
French & Co., M. A. McHarg, g. e. Dea
pu' W. E. Sawyer, ]. B. Rogers, Bassett
loh Pudvah, French & Kidder, E. E. Mathe7
and j. G. Turn bull Co. Both drug s.ol
= a ! will ciosa from .fll to 5.(sl O'Clock OnIv