Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-31

At. aWs horden visited
friends In Littleton, N. H., during christ
mas week. ~ni'sC
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Young Of E,ouon
We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Al nana
last week. ia
ROBERT McKelvey of West Virginia was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Coin
last Friday.
Regular meeting of Orient oho,,tor NJ
10, y q. s., Friday evening, Jan. 4. 1907 at
1880. Work.
Frank Hurd has come from Newnort
h, to help Geo. H. Davis during the
Peerless sale.
osmi-annual meeting of Barton Boat
Club Co., Tuesday, January 1st. Business
of Importance.
Andrew Walcott, who recentlv under.
went an operation, is gaining, and sits.u
little each day.
LID. freeman Is making repairs in the
laundry building, but expects to start bus-
mess again tomorrow.
Harry Buckley of Manchester. N. H..
was the guest of the Buckley brothers
several days last week.
Damon Scott, Will Norris and George E.
King are among those who gave family
dinners on Christmas day.
Miss Carrie Cook was on thesick list last
week, and Miss Mabel Gay took her place
in j. w. Murkland's office.
f. g. Burdick announces that there will
be roller skating Saturday afternoon and
evening with music galore.
f. Z. Hunter of East Albany is helping
v. F. Hunter in the store during Mrs.
Hunters absence in Boston.
Mrs. v. f. Eunter and Mrs F. M. ALI
church of Barton Landing are spending a
week with friends in Boston.
Plllsbury & Baldwin have moved part
of their manufacturing plant into another
building and will have it in operation this
waek.
Miss Gertrude E. Skinner will return to-
night to Brooklyn, N. Y, after spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Batch
elder.
III. E. King of Manchester, N. H., was in
town recently looking after the interests
the Mirror & Farmer. also buying pulp
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lso Wilson of Concord,
N. H.. were here to spend Christmas with
Mrs. Wilson'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Virgins.
| inn
in st. Johnsbury for sixteen weeks, is
home for a short vacation and will re-
turn on january.
DIR. Buswell leaves tonight on business
trip through the south and will be absent
, about three months, spending most OF bis
time in New Orleans.
Oliver Valley has returned from CANADA
where he has bought stock OF timber foi
the 300, 600 tubs for which the Barton TUT
company have orders.
Geo. w. Reed has taken job to draw to
Barton for the E. l.. Chandler GO. oOO,oo'
feet of lumber from the farm IN dioVel
known as the Jack Ellis place.
! Napoleon Damon, who recently ffoze Ill
} feet quite badly, went to Montreal las
Thursday for medical treatment ana
necessary for surgical treatment.
The weather the last wesk has been tn'
miIdest since real winter set in. On Christ
mas day about foot of snow fell ana sino
then the thermometer has stood aG iree~ini
(, or above every day.
Mr.. Hiram Baxter, former resioen'
and daughter of Richmond, VINO atoehue
the family party at John Wells coventry
Il on Christmas week, were the gueS'S u t'-A'
q q n. Mossman few days last week.
It Miss GLADYS Copeland of Melrose' MASS
1vas the guest of Mrs. Lucy Robinson ias
woak and Mrs. Lena Owen OF st. 1onn'
NV epent Sunday with her auht, MT
Lucy Reed, and cousin, Mrs. hooinson'
News has come to Mrs. e. r. COOK Tx
IT Roy Skinners little boy, three MONTHS -.
died at Newport last night. Mr. akinneL -,
e,,,,,v ware TO move here today. iney w
come later to live in the FREQ Nei'0A
nc ment house,
Rarton village basket ball team VIII p,a oa
10 n 2nd of St. Johnsbury ana bar'oH -
) taaro will nlay the Lyndonvliie teanl
seaver's opera hall tomorrow l09s1 30
le evening. Both games are eA
very interesting games
te aGaoree Reed sold seven OF MS D .
While attending the dog shows 'nlo lis =
ID ond he sent off three more iasv w.
narties in Monroe, Louisiana in0 80
r. Beagles of Mr. Reed are known now, hrines a, IS
tba country and the equality DfiD''
tb ready market - +
- About twenty-five of the members = -
obristian Endeavor society wen' - -
ne town farm last Tuesday, se''ins s,4s :
Christmas tree, filed it win s n,oxi
mis- made the residents happy " ss
presents to them all. Some Ohil9
he ercises were a part of the entet.a e.aaah
and all had pleasant time 'nous
ST. storm was raging outside. :.
IInt,, other arrangements have :, =