Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-09-03

days, srd thinks The Three vnlevss a.,
very best place TO spend racation
The Castleton baseball team visited a..
Derby Liners Saturday the 18th and Ia.
their scalps to the tune of 16 to Il inpi,,c.-
There is promise of an unusue, s,ton
dance at Stanstead college this yesr IT,.
enquiry and applications are Iaree- tho
? ever before.
There Is prospect of the oresnizg.,o,
OF an archery club, and it is boned 80
effort will be successful, as 1t amos, =.
ligbtfcl sport.
Maj. Crawford, for so many vears l.,
charge of the International Water Wo-I-.
has resigned, and is to be succeeded hv
Lysaneer Hopkins.
RoadNaster o. NJ. CARPENTER returne5 -
his home at Island Pondr Monday, after
| nearly weeks visit with his father and
mother, Ron. and Mrs. Charles CARPENTER
Hon. Porter H. Dale and John s. sveenev
OF Island Pond were in town this week on
siectr1c iight matters. The former was
also heretoattend the funeres of MaSsm
Haskell.
| Mr.. and NsTs. D. w. Davis, Winthr,n
Harding and Miss linda Harding left far
| Quebec Monday for asweek's outing q,
the st. Lawrence and win go down the
Saguenay.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker, our cherry
photographer, returned from has two
weeks' vacation Wednesday the 2sth. He
attended the Photographers convention
held in Boston.
| Ray Fleet soon goes to New York to
promote the third rail scheme for apply
ing electricity to car propulsion, which he.
! is now patenting. He is natural bornu
inventor'snd Investigator.
| Newman Blake has opened his meat
market in the Spauldipg block for bust
ness. He has an up-to. date market and;it,
Will be a convenience to the residents on.
the Vermont side of 45adegrees.
The extension addition to the Union,
House is now completed and in commits
sion. Landlord Gilmore 70 to be congrat--
ulated for his enterprise and the improved
appearance OF his very excellent tavern.
/ John Holland, the genial ed itor of the
Journal, returned from a two weeks OUT
ing In Boston Monday. He reports fine
vacation, and the sanctunn already reflects
the new strength of its ocoapant, so saws
) the ''deviI''
Deacon Hill has sold his hense farm and
| will move to the villages for the present.
II 1t Is hoped that we are not to lose his fam
i lily from our midst. Theyvare. the kind of
4 people who can serve the best interests of
the community.
+ The international Cornet Band is the
fname of our new musical organization.
They have membership of % Many of
them are old hands at the business. conse-
quently the boys are already playing very
Il acceptRbly. The villages should give lib
Eteral support to this effort to have good,
permanent band.
d This is the last week that the public
library will be open. It viii be closing
day Thursday the s0th inst. To have this
beautiful building closed and tie villages
denied the use of the. fine collection of
books is step backward in the history OF
the vicinity, and 1t evidently defeats the
object for which it was founded.
Butterheld &Co.- are making quite ex-
tensiFe improvements in their power plant
h by installing pipe line from, the upper
! dam to their lower shop, and moving their
water wheel to the end of the pipe line,
Thereby increasing the head to II feet.
EThe diameter of tie tuoe they are making
ron tAs ground oat of soft. sheet steel,
Eabont feet. They claim discharge of
- 1900 Cubic feet per-minute, and If this is az
: fact and the Tomfo5ia will supply it, they
will have an actual horse power OF 95 norr
mai efficiency, su heient to generate about
= 15,2ae candle power. This Improvement
adds very materially to the efficiency Of
their plant.
CLOVER.
R2rs. Alice Johnson OF Marshall, WIZ
ooDsin, ig visiting in this Town.
The Ernest Workers will serve warm.
dianers at the NJ. e. vestrV Tuesday boon,
September 4. The ladies' are requested to
bring thimbles for sewing "a thej after
! Hoon.
From the Escanabs- 1MAl Mirror. we
learn of the death by accidental shooting
of Guy Harlow, son Ola. E. Harlow, bothz
known in this comn2unitx. The accident
occurred lass Monday. Guy with others.
: was out hunting, and mann ber ofanother
hunting party, seeing something he,
thought TO be a deer, fred and killed
young Harlow. This s another foolish
Thought Z was a deers accidena"
WEST CLOVER.
A girl baby at Gus Fishers, born Au-
l gust %.
Mrs. SEQ. Dow is quite sick with gastric.
trouble.
a. H. Skinner has returned from Han
over Hospital much inlproUed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon 2rescott visited