Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-13
BARTON.

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John Bedard was in sherbrooke last |
week visiting friends.
Mrs. Cordeyis Nichols has been visiting |
her son, DIR. e. NJ. Nichols.
Rev and Mrs. w. A. Warner visited in
Lowell some days last week.
A. L. Gleason will work for Pillsbury
& Baldwin in their paint shop.
Erwin a. Pearson of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
home for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Henry Valley has gone to Clare
mont, N. H, to visit her mother.
Fred Magoon has gone to Lewiston,
Maine, where he will open an office.
DR.. Magoon goes to Canada for three
weeks visit among friends this week.
George c. Lang spent few days at
NorthfieId with his family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. F. Black of Newport
visited at W. NJ. Wright's over Sunday.
Mrs. William H. Forbes OF Lawrence,
Mass, is visiting at Mrs. NJ. E. Nelson's.
Mrs. H. B. Orcutt is entertaining rela-
tives at her cottage at Crystal Lake Grove
Mrs. M. j. Tyler a former summer visitor
from Scranton, Pa. is at R. s. Twombly's.
The ball team go to Derby Line Wednes-
day to play return game with that team.
Master Perley Kinison of White River
Junction is visiting C. W. Tenney's peo-
pie.
Whoever is taking tools from the Valley
| Brothers quarries should look out for the
law.
Mrs. Ada Foss of Livermore Falls, Me-,
was the guest OF Mrs. Lucy Robinson last
week.
Judge and Mrs. w. w. Miles are camp
| ing at Baker Pond through the month OF
August.
F. G.. Chase of Lansing, Mich. has been
visiting friends in this vicinity and at
Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Bean were the guests
of R. E. French at St.. Johnsbury two days
last week.
There will be a band rehearsal on Thurs
day evening. All band boys are requested
to be present.
Misses Sarah and Emma McMurray of
Windsor Mills, P. O., are the guests Of Mrs.
l.. M, Hubbard.
Charles G.. Sawyer has moved from the
G. A. Katen house into one of John Keat-
ing's tenements.
Mr.. Hurlbert's people, who have been
living in the Peerless tenement house, have
moved to Ryegate.
Mrs. A. G. Austin left Sunday to visit
her son, Cl rence A lstin, and family, ntal
Minneapolis, Mimi.
F. w. Baldwin left Saturday for Mime
apolis and other points in the middle wes
e for several weeks stay.
Marguerite Bsbcock of Brooklyn, N. Y.
has been the guest of Mrs. W. NJ. Wrigh
for some weeks recently.
= Mr.. and Mrs. VI. j. Smith spent fey
. de Us with their si te., Mrs. James Knox, q
Stanstead, 2. O., r, Gently.
it Mrs. Port Dawson and her daughte
% Hilda are occupying Mrs. Nettie Miller
70 tenement for few weeks.
Of John Wilkey and his family 60 tn
3 week to WiIloughby to camp in the Har,
of Graves cottage for while.
a Miss Mary Virgins of Boston is visitir
IS. friends here but will go to Colorado {
a. Sept. 1st where she is to teach
ST Austin Kimball of New York City, vi
VI has made his annual visit IN town, left lie
Nc week for the White Mountains.
81 F. H. Pope of st. Johnsbury, who b
o., been stopping with his parents for sol
uo time, returned to his home last Saturds
raj Mrs. Edward Niles and family fro
ed Coventry and Mrs. Betsey Smith frC
nv Boston, Mass, visited at Mrs. Lucy Re
n's inson's last'Thursday.
IN Mrs. 2. E. Miller goes to Stoneha
nd Mass, this week, and later will go
an Aunisquam Beach, where her HUSBAND
employed in q summer hotel.
All A report of new record made by
uhs static will be found on another page.
Ine starts Ia another race this week and hor
po- men are looking for more fun.
Mrs. Clara Dow of Park street left s
urday for Chicago to visit her son, u
re- Wells Her daughter Flora will spend
nj time with her uncle in Canada.
Tho Mrs. Edith Dewey Jones of Newt
ce vile, Mass, comes this week with her t
list daughters, Catharine and Hilda, to sp.
me some time with her mother, Mrs. Dewe,
Remember the republican rally at
, IN opera house next Tuesday evening, A
,nv 81, at o'clock p. m, at which Fletcher
ono Proctor and Frederick G. Fleetwood
at speak.
the On accou MT of space and time the 1t,
on lied account of Saturdays game of
the with Lyndonville is omitted this week,
,een ! will appear in our next issue. Barton
this close game by score of to 2.
the Last Thursday evening B. B. Blake
rofit quite party of young people out to Y
the loughby Lake. Supper was served at
il of Arthur RedfeId cottage, and the party
the | rived home about 3 100 in the morning.
Thomas Lowery has raised his b