Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18

her home in New London, n. FL. Her
mother, who has been in New Mexico two
years for her health, has returned much
improved.
Mrs. Il. X. Cook met with serious acci-
dent last Monday. She fell down q flight
Of stairs In the barn and put her knee out
OF joint and fractured her leg. Mrs. o. B.
Dodge, her sister, from Barton Landing is
caring for her.
nesting OF the directors of the Barton
Development Association is called for this
evening at 7:30 o'clock, at the office of
Colby Stoddard in the bank block. This is
an important meeting and it is hoped that
all the directors will be present.
AT the meeting of the Village I'm prove
ment Society Tuesday evening the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Pres, Mrs. o. H. Mossman; vice
Pres, Mrs G. G. w. Heath; Sec., Mrs. Z.
A. Barrows, Treas, Mrs. s. e. Win slow.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Hartman and little
son Elwin were in Boston for couple of
| weeks recently. They also visited in
Nashua, N. Il. This is the longest vaca-
tion Mr.. Hartman has taken from bis
duties as cashier of the national bank for
six years.
Members of the w. c. T. U. are invited
70 meet with Madam Cutler and Mrs. 81.
| r. Cutler Tuesday afternoon, June 18th
at 8 o'clock. AS this is the Flower Mis-
sion meeting a large attendance is de-
sired. Those pledging money are request
ed to bring it to this meeting.
Who said the Barton Development As
sociation would not amount to anything?
Already we are in receipt Of one of New
England's most widely circulated papers
with comment on Barton and the work
this association is doing. 1t is very COM
piimentary to Barton. Watch for it next
week.
The ball game Friday between Albany
and Barton was too one-sided an affair to
be Of interest to the spectators. Albany
made one score in the first inning but did
not score during the rest OF the game.
while Barton's men crossed the plate
twenty-six times, making the score 26 to
in favor OF Barton.
It's sound we all like to hear, that
whistle at the Pillsbury & Baldwin mills
/ and.when you go up Water street, day o.
night, you can hear the busy hum OF ma.
| chinery and somehow there's hustle ther
. that speaks of success and growth. Th'
wood working shop is getting into lin
, and force of about forty men will be en-
,. ployed this summer.
A special meeting of Orleans Lodge, Nc
55 F. and A. M. is called for Friday even
ing. There.wiIl be work on the M. M
degree and refreshments will be served
Rev. w. A. Warner Will address the lodg
; on Masonry as he found it in Europ
where he visited lodges. He will also pre-
sent the lodge with souvenirs sent by for
eign lodges visited.
r a clipping from the Springfield, Mass.
Union, is as follows:
: Fred Jarvis, who said his address wa
Chestnut street. was taken to Mercy hos
- pital yesterday afternoon at o'clock, wit
the two last fingers OF the right hand badi
? crushed. 1t was found necessary to an
: putate the little finger at the last join
y The injury is not serious, and Jarvis WI
be discharged from the hospital this morn
= | ing.
Mr.. Jarvis was for several years citize
of this place.
Wednesday evening at eight O'Clock {
the Congregational parsonage Miss Ge
8 trude Armstrong of Middlebury and Byro
s. 8. Kendall of Sheffield were married b
Rev. w. A. Warner. Mrs. Kendall is we
to known here and has the best wishes. {
re many friends. After short trip Mr.. an
ss Mrs. Kendall will reside in Sheffield whe
Mr.. Kendall owns farm.
ee There will be a meeting OF the Barte
If, Telephone exchange at the schoolhouse
rk this village Thursday, June q, at o'clot
p. m. 1t is important that every memb
IT, be present as business of Importance is
n come before the meeting, liza BILE to invol
OF the expenditure of quite sum Of none
Remember that every person owning
phone on this line is member OF the ccr
- pany and has a personal responsibility
-, the business of the company.
M Following are the batting and feldil
averages OF the individuals of the ecader
lay ball team for the season of 1906:
ter Fielding.
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