Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-25

House.
DIR. and Mrs. Nichols are entertaining
Prof. and Mrs. Stannard at Long Pond
camping.
Ravuond Winslow Is home for the sum-
mer vacation from Dean Academy, Frank
lin, Mass.
Mrs. Emily H. Tute of watertown,
Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. W.
Murklsnd.
Charles NJ. Leonard has purchased fine
two years old Don PIza colt of A. Harris of
Barton Landing.
Mrs. Mary Hanscome and Ellen LaBounsy
were the guests of James McCaffrey of
Derby last week.
Arthur Redfield has several men al work
putting IN a water system for his cottage
at Willoueh hby.
o H Mossmsn and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wells Of Coventry took on automobile ride
to woodsville last week.
Mr.. Joseph Skinner of Kansas is visiting
his sister, Mrs. CordeIia Cutler, and other
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Edward Hitchcock has gone to
Worcester, Mass, where che vial spend.
the summer with her daughter.
Special convocation OF Keystone Chapter
No. Is, r. A. NJ, Tuesday evening, June rs,
at 1880 o'clock. Work NJ, e. and &. a.
F. g. Burdick and family are occupying
a cottage at Wiloughby while Mr.. Burdick
is painting Mrs. Peene's buildings:
G.P. simon sold yearling colt to L..
Lapete for 500 last week. The colt was
from Minnie 5. and siCed Dy King Dan.
1t is reported that H. F. Pinsbury &
Son will install machinery in their shops
here for dressing their large stock OF lum-
ber.
T. W. Pierce of North Andover was here
last week looking after Elizabeth S. the
best mare that Fl. A. Harding trains and
| drives.
The large stock of mill logs which H. F
Pillsbury & Son put into their mill yard
last winter is practically converted into
lumber.
Mrs. NJ j. Burdick and her grandson
@. w. Burdick, have returned from Dan.
vile, where they have been visiting
| recently.
| Cooley Brothers of Waterbury had rhar
here last week Starting up the engine:
which they have installed in the motor
boats % the lake.
| At meeting Of the trustees of Barton
l Co. al Gotn
was voted to pay dividend of 81 per cen
for the past six months.
Mrs. Lyman Locke of Lisbon, N. H., ant
daughters, Clarinda and Mrs. Blanchar'
of Woodsville, n. H., are visiting Mrs
Mary Morrill, on Park st.
: Fifty thousand steelhead trout cam
from the u. 8. Fishery to the Crystal LAX
l Fish and Game League for Crystal Lax
9 and its tributaries last week.
: Edmund E. slayton, who is a recer
= graduate Of Philadelphia college OF pha
macy, visited his sister, Mrs Geo. G. Lam
: last week. He goes soon to Denver, Col.
q The following letters remain uncalle
q for at the post. Office June Is. Please ss
"a advertised when calling for these letter
y Herbert Atkins, James M. Mcfarland,
, r. Uttin.
IL There will be q regular meeting OF Il
d camp of the NJ. W. of A. Tuesday, tomo
1t row, evening. There will be work al
re special business and 1t 10 hoped q II
n attendance.
el d 1. Grapes has greatly improved t
W street about the creamery by moving I
st shop back and widening the road.
has put an addition on his shop and is
ing much to improve his buildings.
The moving picture show of the 8
IN Fransisco earthquake and fire last THU
day evening was a very fine show and
me good audience enjoyed 1t. The pictu
were vivid and apparently lifelike.
at Miss Grace Young of Fairhaven visit
Mrs. G. w. Tenney recently. Miss You
is state secretary Of the Y. P. 8. G. E. q
yesterday she represented that society Il
lecture at the church at Westmore.
~ Rev. w. A. Warner was called to Cla
mont, N. a., last Thursday to officiate
aAs the marriage ceremony of Miss Lilli
Buck OF Randolph and Prof. Edison
cal the University Of Vermont. The serv
was in the Congregational church.
op- The friends Of Mrs. Exiefer Hsl
}. In the Peerless factory contributed pill
lew of roses, sweet peas and Gala lilies, ant
lbs. large spray OF carnations as floral tribu
the to her memory, which were placed alb
tIv. the casket at the funeral last Thursday.
,th- The new timetable goes into operat
lon. on the b. and NJ. R. r. today. ALI
on- summer trains are on today. Let tn
,tly. who are to take the morning passen
mail train remember that it leaves
~, sa station at 7:1s instead at 7:27, the viii
schedule time.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Holder, who
been stopping at Hotel Barton, have
turned to Yonkers, n. Y. Mr.. Ho
iase highly compliments the house as on
'goe the best in the country where he puts
and thinks the management at the pre-
1T 20 time is as good IL not better, than ever