Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-28
at Seaver's hall next Sat.

Roller skating at Seaver's hall next Sat-
urday evening.
C.H. Blood was on the sick list some
days last week.
E.E. Flanders has his new sign out for
his livery business.
Mrs. william Simon of Albany is visit
ing friends in town.
Mrs. ]. P. Baldwin of Lyndonville is in
town visiting friends.
ID. d. Bean was in Boston three days
last week, on business.
CIV. Preston of Hardwick was in town
last Friday on business.
Miss Lora Tenney was in Newport visit
ing friends over Sunday.
TIL. Grove of Boston is In town visit
ing friends for few days.
DR.. and Fred Magoon were in Green's
boro last Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rogers of Albany
Visited friends in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Mossman visited
IrleDQS at NONSHbIy ONSA ONhooJ'
Charles Foster was in Lyndonville,
guest OF j. P. Webster, yesterday.
MIR. ard Mrs. John Bean of Lyndonville
visited friends in town last week.
Harvey Freeman OF Montpelier visited at
J. B. Freeman's some days last week.
Mrs. NJ. j. Burdtck of Danville is staying
some weeks with her son, f. G. Burdick.
Mrs. J.. Rock had the misfortune to
break one OF her ribs by fall last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Tenney occupied
their cottage at Willoughby over Sunday.
Mrs. Earle Jenness was the guest OF
friends in Newport Friday and Saturday.
Mrs J. P. Baldwin visited Mrs. A. D.
Chan dler at Barton Landing over Sunday.
Miss Minnie Peck of st. Johnsbury
visited Mr.. and Mrs. V. F. Hunter recent
ly.
Mrs. s. NJ. Bicktord visited her sister.
Mrs. Percy Robbins, at Newport over Sun
day. .,,.l9..
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith ofSt.. Johns
bury will visit friends here next Wednes'
day. =.
FL. Hildreth has closed out his jewelry
business and H. 7. Seaver. has bought hi
stock.
Commencement exercises Thursday eve
ming, June z. Tickets On sale at Pierca'f
June I'd.
III. T. Seayer has hired Mrs. Augusta
Farley's cottage across the lake for the
simmer.
Lightning rods have been put on the
Catholic church and on several houses in
this vicinity.
Several from Newport and Barton Land
ing attended the dance in the Opera hal
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. j. Stannard were visit
ors at the &. A. Barrows camp at Ston
pond Saturday.
raid. Pierce, F. D. Thompson ant
c. R. Powell were business visitors at New
port last Friday.
A. A. Pope is building a granite wal
along the bank of the river back OF hi
blacksmith shop.
;. John Keatiug went Saturday to Sout
Lunenburg to visit his daughter, MI
) Margaret Powers.
Mrs. w. M. Wright, who has been visii
in Coventry, Newport and North Tro.
has returned home
Mrs. H. B. Borland, who has been spent
ing several weeks visiting friends in Glove
q has returned home.
v f. E. Flanders has returned from Nashr
y and Manchester, N. H., where he has bee
= several days on business.
!, Joseph Damon of Newport was in tow
to attend the wedding of Henry Damc
and Lizzie Paquette today
Elma May is at DIR. Nichols caring f
Mrs. Dewey, who has been under the ca
r of a nurse for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Scott took carria
ride to Essex county and the northe
part of this county last week.
=. j. G. Dobb, large tobacco raiser ne
y Hartford, Conn, bought two foe hors
of Bean & Mossman last week.
i'd z. A. johnson of Newport, N. H., t
general manager of the Peerless Co., was
town last Thursday and Friday.
R.. NJ. Carter and W. R. Aldrich broug
~ home from Stone Pond last Monday t
rt lake trout, the catch of that day.
t. Mrs. A. t. BuswelI returns today frc
es Boston where she went to attend the fu
be eral of her mother, Mrs. Needham.
The stove men who are stopping in I
village have sold seventy stoves to the II
rs mers in town in the last two months.
W w. E. Gray, who works for the Cent
n Vermont r. R.,:wil move his family
", Montpelier SO as to be near his work.
ne Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke of Low,
70 Mass, came here Friday morning on
D. count Of the sickness Of Patrick Roweu
Austin Kim ball of New York, who '
OF here to attend the funeral of Mrs. w
be Brown, returned home Saturday, May