Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-10
BARTON LANDING.

days last week. t
Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Edwin Joslyn's mother. =
was quite sick last week
Geo. Magoon has been helping in A. D.
Beede's absence in Boston.
John Boden of Coventry moves into Geo. {
b. Stoddard's house this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Porter are rejoicing
over the advent of daughter on Nov.25th.
Geo. E. King has sold the farm he
bought of Marshall Clement to H. Dun
nam.
Charles Bellway got two OF his fingers
badly iammed while at work in the E. L.
Chandler Mills last week.
Mrs. Ed. Stafford underwent very sue
cessful operation Friday and is as comfort
able as could be expected at this writing.
| Levine BIaisdeIl and her sister, Ella from
| Lowell. Mass, have gone to Southern Pines,
N. c. and other places in the south for the
winter.
The Ladies society of the nj. E. church |
will serve baked beans at the church par
lors Wednesday evening from 80 till all
are served
Miss Ann Jones, who went to Montreal
last week for medical treatment, submitted
to surgical operation, but at last reports
was doing well.
s Miss Della s. Dutton, who has been in
: the employ of Miss McHarg in her milli-
t merry store, has returned to her home in
I. Waterville, Me.
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burg, Maine, for visit among her friends.
: She will also visit friends in Boston be-
IS fore returning home.
Id. R. Collins has hired the new off &c
: in the rear part of the bank building
- where he will continue to do insurance
business as formerly.
Next Thursday evening there will be a
i, special meeting of the Masons of this
s. place. The officers of the Newport lodge
ae will be present and work the third degree
Y: j. E. Lyon who has been out of his shop
-s- much OF the time during the year, has
r. hired man to ia Ike care of his stock dur
r. ing the winter and will give his time t.
-: barbering.
lr- The glass blowers are here giving en-
ed tertainments in the Darling hall unde
st; the auspices of the Modern WoodmeI
j. Dancing follows the regular entertainment
ye. ach evening.
10y The Newport item last week stating thi
al the Newport ladies basket ball team Wo
eo' in the game played here on Tuesday ever
OF was mistake. The score stood 19 TO
'an in favor OF Barton Landing.
"A very pleasant entertainment was give
at the opera hall last Tuesday evening fo
- the benefit of the school. The stereopti
''A can picture display was fine and about 2C
= were in attendance to enjoy 1t.
;no Mrs j. B. Cotton entertained her must
h;o class last Monday evening at her hom'
ore A musical program was rendered by abor
yer twenty of her pupils. After the enter
, in tainment light refreshments and soes
the hour was enjoyed.
ery S. G. Crofford has bought out the good
axe belonging to David Jenkins Sol G
Newport Center and has hired the stor
cen and will take possession on or before Jan
for uarv 1st. Mr.. Crofford has many friend
ink here who will be sorry to have him g
ra- away.
rty in the Skinner block burst and it locke
he'd for time as though Miss McHarg's stol
lad would be flooded. As 1t was some OF ht
W. goods were somewhat damaged, but tE
Gals water being shut off promptly saved gree
ter damage.
DC DC The American Express Company hay
aen notices in their stations asking the publ
and who send Christmas gifts along the line
AK bring them in early in order to insul
on ,,1n their reaching their destination on tt
AXIS 25 inst. Apressure of business is liable
pom cause delay on late delivered parsels'
aW Taplin & RoweM recently sent to the
ant lumber camp in Jay three spans OF horse
TO whose combined weight was over 81
= to pounds. They expect to get into the
VS. mills in jaw four million feet of logs, al
Of in their mill in Sutton one million, AND
sl.y their mill in Wheelock another m1liio
nee They will employ about one hundred me
" is ond as MANY horses to do this work durii
ing the present winter.
: in The Book and Thimble club met WI
Mrs. Mathews Wednesday afternoon, De
1S members were present Roll G
WAS responded to with quotations ps
'o taIuipg to America. Reading on Canae
Mrs. Adams; reading from Stoddard's le
'ess- tnres. Mrs. Bean and Mrs. Rowell; pia
ing solos. ssMorning Zepbyrs" by Jensen
Lnoh ssColirrhoe" by ChamiDade, Miss sa'
um- Iothrop. December 10 the Gu D will M
with Mrs. Shaeffer.
mont L.. Tim
day evening was most pleasant ana
Grand Worthy Patron Carlos Storrs
Newport, Grand Lecturer Mrs RUDY Ha
,ress lev of Richford, District Deputy Ora
will Matron Miss Katherine Randall OF Graf
burv. and District Deputy Grand Pati
A. d. Beede were present. The order
- highly congr .tulated on the fine w
done by the local officers. Refsesnms
we're served. aod a fae time enjoyed.