Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-30

I'd. Bean is employed by Melvin &
Badger, one of the largest drug firms in
Boston, having begun work April %. We
are glad of the prosperity of our Barton
boys.
Regular meeting OF Sunbeam Rebekah
Lodge, No. II, Wednesday evening, May
End. Let every member be present as there
is important business to come before the
lodge.
n. d. Martin has bought out B. B. Gil
bert's interest in the livery business. He
has bought quite number of new bug
gies preparatory to doing an increased
business.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post-office April 80. Please cay
advertised when calling for these letters:
Sam Bickford, Herbert Elkins, Mrs. S. V.
Robinson.
The annual meeting OF the Afternoon
Study club viii he held Wednesday, May
2, with Mrs. o. H. Mossman at 8 o'clock
p. m. All member are requested to be
present.
Mrs. h. G. Perley and Miss Cora Rowell
left this morning to visit friends in Boston
and Bridgewater, Mass. They were
accompanied by Mrs. F. c. Brown of
Barton Landing.
The Woman's Literary club will meet
with Mrs. g. FL. Davis Wednesday evening,
| Maya. Aa it is the meeting for election
of offices it is requested that all members
as far as possible be present.
Wednesday evening the junior class of
the high school will have the proceeds OF
the roller skating rink for class purposes.
| On Saturday evening there will be skating
| as usual with music by the band.
F. D. Bean of Boston and Miss Lena
Marshall of Cambridge, Mass, were mar
ried Wednesday, April IS. They will
reside in Dorchester. Mr.. Bean has the
hearty congratulations of his many friends
here.
c. s. CIogston, who has been working
for the Percival Manufacturing Co., at
South Royalton, has moved his family
there. He has rented, his home to Mr.
Girard,- the tailor, who takes possession
Immediately.
The Barton Academy baseball team went
to North Craftsbury, Saturday to play the
Craftsbury Academy team. The game re-
suited in a victory for the Craftsbury team
by a score OF 4 to 5. A tabulated accoun
appears in the North Craftsbnry Locals.
B. Paino & Co., the new fruit dealers
began business this morning in there
formerly occupied by the old post -efice
The front of the BUILDING, has beer
arranged for the display of goods and We
venture they will do good business.
Mrs. Scribner, who with her mother, Mrs
Britton, has been resident Of this plac'
for some years, left town last week. Sh,
will stop at st. Johnsbury enroute to Barr
where the mem bers of the family, Mr. ant
Mrs. Smith and her mother, are nov
located.
Mrs E II. WEBSTER and E. P. Wrigh
were called to West Newport last weel
on account of the ickness of their sister
Mrs. 7. d. Kendall, vho died yesterday a
two O'Clock in the NOR Jug. Mr.. and Mrs
Wright and Mrs. Webster attended tn
[
1t will be remembered that large bea
was shot near East Charleston last winter
d. D.. Bean bought the skin and had
: rug made of it.. The skin measures ST
feet and five inches by six feet and tw
i inches. Last week Mr.. Bean sold it to X
S. Ingraham of Connecticut for $50.
: Remember the adjourned meeting OF tt
| II l.
s high school room tomorrow, Tuesday evs
ming. The committee appointed to repo
a as to bylaws, etc, will report and son
plan of work will be decided upon. Tn
is movement every business man in Il
e village should be interested in and it
hoped that the meeting will be largely a
d tended.
. TRIBUTE Our Heavenly Father in
loving kindness bas taken from suff5riI
V and labor here, our "sister'in good u 0rks
= Helen Joslyp, and while rejoicing that 81
passed into the glorious life beyond, Y
sorrow al the loss of one who was fa1Cnf
j. in ne Lords work. We wish to show o.
e appreciation of her efforts in behalf Of tho
who are obeying Cbrist's command s.
preach tie gospel to every creature"
|. THE CoNG'L WoMAN's MISSIONARY s.
s CIETIEs.
DR.. Sabin and MIR. Darling of Massach
10 setts were here last week looking aft
8 horses, They bought one of E. B. Rohi
son, and "May Peene" OF Frank Ian
u They also bought beautiful span of Bes
& Mossman, for DR.. Charles McBurney
New York City. 1t will be remem Der
IL that DR.. McBurney was one of the su
. geons who dressed President McKinIey
wounds and attended him after his assa
% ant had shot him at Buffalo. This SD
4 was sold for 1920. Clifford Leach W
take the horses to DR.. McBurney's SUI
y mer home in Stock bridge, Mass
&c
60 The Afternoon Study Club met wi
Mrs. Tower April %. Roll call, cure
events from Section [. Mrs. Wright ga
paper on "Natural Wonders of Vermont
Mrs. Collision on Leading Towns of V,
" mont: What Made Them Such.' M
Jenness gave in very pleasing manner
~. account of her trip to California. telling