Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-07

gagged to work for Harry Stewart the COM
coming season.
Fl. w. Hudson Jr. of Barton Landing
has moved into the w. Fl. Blasdell house
near the Davis store. He will run a fish
cart during the summer.
The iron rack and fish screen at the out
let of Crystal lake was taken out and thor
oughly repaired recently by the Crystal
Lake Fish and Game Club.
The grammar school boys, who went to
Barton Landing to play bassball Saturday,
were beaten "A to 0 They me- a class OF
larger boys than expected
Miss Ethel Littel, who has been in the
music store of A. R. Cowles for some time,
has accepted position with firm IN
Franklin Co., SIS bookkeeper.
The two months old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. R. Davis died on Sunday morning,
April 20. The funeral was held Monday,
Rev. w. c. Johnson officiating.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post-office May Z Please say
advertised when calling for these letters:
S. M. Corllss, Mrs. Jennie klpp.
]. L. Archambault of Morrisville has
hired out to E. FL. Pope to work in his
blacksmith shop. Mr.. Archambault comes
highly recommended as first-class work
man.
Relatives have recently heard from Mrs.
E. G. Fletcher of San Francisco and learn
that stone cras he'd through the roof from
falling church and was the cause OF her
broken limb.
The listers meet next Friday, May 18th, to
hear grievances from dissatisfied persons
at the town clerks cfice in Barton will
age in the forenoon and at the Valley
House at Barton Landing in the afternoon.
The regular meeting of the NJ. W. of A.
will be held tomorrow, Tuesday evening.
State Deputy A. G. Palmer and District
Deputy e. c. Goss will be present and it
is hoped that large number will be pres
ent.
The annual meeting of the La Belle Lac
| Boat Club will be held Friday evening in
the clubhouse at 1880 O'Clock p. N. After
the business session the officers of the club
will 'sgive those in attendance a little
spread
RegulaS meeting and installation OF off
cers of Orient Chapter, No. 13, o. E. S.
Friday evening, May II, ct Z: 80 p. M. All
off of the past year are requested to be
installation.
The members and friends of the W. G. I.
q. are invited to meet with Mrs. w. Il.
Aldrich Tuesday, May s, at O'Clock p. "a.
As this is the annual business. meeting
of the year, 1t is especially requested that
all be present.
Mrs. E. w. Comstock has heard from her
brother. Guy S. RoweH, who was employed
as printer Of the st. Francis hotel at San
/ Francisco. He writes that he is all right
and would not have missed this experience
| for the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. BigeloW will move
into the Cassidy block and carry on the
restaurant business as soon as Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Sheldon take possession of the
Crystal Lake House, which is expected to
be the last of the week.
D. Grapes is preparing to move the
Plunket blacksmith shop back nearer the
of the edge bank, put an addition OF
twenty four feet on to the south end OF
the Kicker shop and do extensive repair
ing to his buildings near the Barton
| Creamery.
The phrenologist, W. D. Rounsevel, who
has been here for several weeks past and
examined large number of heads in the
village, is still doing consid era BILE business
Mr.. Rounsevel has been in the business
thirty nine years and is considered well up
! in the profession.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Brunnipg and Mr.
and Mrs. S. NJ. Bickford attended the
funeral of E. A. Grow last Friday. And
A. F. French, a man over eighty. years old
who belonged to the same drum corps
with the deceased, walked four miles to
attend the funeral.
The following is taken from the Barre
Daily Times. Mr.. Smith is the youngest
son of NJ. ]. Smith of this place and was
born and brought up here.
Perley E Smith and Christie E. McAuley
both OF Granville, were married yesterday
afternoon, (Wednesaay april 25, by the
Rev. F. \. Poole at the Congregations
parsonage. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will re.
side in Granville.
| A tiremen's m citing Ia called by the fir
chief, c. W. Tenny, iu the village hall to-
morrow, Tuesday, evening. There is bus
mess to transact and iG IS hoped iarg'
number will be present. The meeting i
called a. 7 o'clock and will oe adjourned
early to the nesting of the Barton Devel
opnent Association to be held 10 The hIgl
school room at the schoolhouse.
The Woman's Literary Club held its las
meeting OF the club year with Mrs Davi
last Wednesday evening. This was III
: annual business meeting and tie follow
4 ing officers were eIecse President, Mri
Heath; vice president, Mrs. Re rden; sec
) retary. Hiss Gilpln; treasurer, drs. stan
nard program com mmIttee, Mrs. Miles
: Mrs. Bake, Miss Cook; library committe,