Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-09
we're the guests Of Mrs. 2. P. wright

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CD. Doiloff and H. Fl. Woodbury. of
Manchester, n. H, visited their mother-in-
law, Mrs. L. j. Freeman, over Sunday,
July 1.
Fred Virgins was recently the recipien4
Of Masonic charm as token OF the kind
ly feeling his Peerless friends entertained
for him.
Harley Page of Sheffield has bought the
d. D. Bean property on Park street. Mr.,
Page and family will meet cordial well
come from our people.
Mrs. G. A. Drew goes to- day to Newport
and Derby for visit of week or more.
Mrs. Mary Kimball of Glover is keeping
house for her during her absence.
r. S. Twombly, who had been confined
to the house since the first of last Decem-
ber, has ridden out three times recently,
and is apparently gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cross of Enfield,
| N. H., visited their aunt, Mrs. G.. Hammond,
recently. and Mrs. Hammond returned to
! their home with them last Friday.
Vera Webster, Nettie Campbell, Mabel
Nelson, Annie Wright, Cora Wright and
! Mary +. Webster are camping in DR.. Hast
ings' cottage in Crystal Lake Grove.
All fire companies are requested by the
chief to be out tomorrow, Tuesday, evening
for practice, and report at roll after
practice. Per order Engineers.
Mrs. T. c. KimbalI and daughter arrived
in Paris June "a, from which place they
will tour he continent. They are expected
to be in Barton during the month OF
September.
Fred Richmond and Geo. H. Davis
launched their motor boats on Crystal
Lake last week. They sail like duck and
are great addition to the power boat fleet
now on the lake.
Mrs. Betsey Hawkins left home satur-
day with the Misses Reichardt of Provi-
dence, r. l., who have been spending some
time with their sister, Mrs. Henry Haw-
kips, at the farm.
On account of the falling Of the electric
lights Saturday evening there was no roller
skating in Seaver's hall, But it is an
nounced that there will: be skating next
Saturday evening. ..
w. L. Jacobs and family of Los Angeles,
Cal, arrived here Saturday. Mrs. Jacobs
and children will stay here during the
summer but Mr.. Jacobs viii return to
Califor@a after q few weeks. ~ !.
c. Tss3Iess and MissAddie Spofford o.
Washington, accompanied by Miss Spot
! ford's father .ef Georgia. were in town -las
week, thesguests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". FL
GiIpin. Mr. Hess is White House stenog
rapher an dsrfsseapofford is at the head o
, a typewIitfngsand .stenographing bureau
in Wash1ngSn
, No Fourth of July in Barton ever passed
p more quietly than. Wednesday. The bal
team and band were out of town, many o
the people were.awsy. On Tuesday nigh
: however the bogsgavs their usual serenad
: of the village accompanied by fire crackers
4 tin pan choruses, church bell ringing, bon
j fires, and numerous other noises.
= c. o. Frost snd wife of Beverly, Mass
who have been spending their vacation
lt with their cousin, Fred Drown, and uncl
ss Aaron Drown, at May Pond, left today TO
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o, that Mr. Frost has not forgotten the tric
t. OF his youth as he remembers taking 2
pounds OF trout from May Pond in on
n day 35 years ago.
to The pupils In the Devereaux distric
taught by Alice Tenney, having no absen
" marks were: Charlie, Clara, lila, Ida an
tb Rogeau LaClair, Bern1ce, Alma and Ralp
Devereaux, Charlie and Frank Robinson
:, Clara Raymond and Delbert Carey. Tt
- pupils receiving prizes for winning th
greatest number of head marks were
!. Charles LaClair and Charlie Robinson.
- - The Barton Baseball Team has playe
six games this season, and of these hs
won five. They play Newport at Roarin
i.' Brook Park next Saturday, July IA, at
cA O'Clock p. m. All who saw the game bt
tween these two teams June 30th will ex
ed pect one OF these exciting contests that 6
er nobody's game until the last man is out
The Giant Hardwick Team, easily Il
OF leaders in Caledonia county, will be he
he to cross bats with Barton on Saturda
July 81.
cal G. G. Lang's gale continues with muc
d. interest at the former Aldrich and Hi
dreth Jewelry Store in Opera Block, mar
ho beautiful goods selling at very low price
&c Mr.. Lang wishes to close both stocks
possible, which will enable him to ope
his new store in Nelson Block with ever,
las thing new- w. II. Brokaw and FL. Ban
III gan OF % John street, New York, ha'
~. charge of the sale. These gentlemen can
S. highly recommended, and are artists
1al their line.
re. Al the meeting OF the Barton Telephor
IN Exchange Co. at F. W. Baldwin's off
er, Tuesday evening a committee of thr
ort was appointed to investigate more ful
the existing troubles with our lines a.
.er. service and report to an adjourned meetil
er- to be held at the same place Tuesday eve
asst ing, Jufy 81. This same committee is. al
- in vest4c,ste and recommend changes a.