Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-19
BARTON.

More zero weather and six tnches more
snow greeted as last week.
Mrs. II. b. Orcuit, who has been quite
sick Tor two weeks, ,s better.
Levi Lougoway, VINO is a. woTk Et Mont
Romery. was home over sunday.
Fred Collision has a position at 81.
Johnsbury Ia the Fsirbauks scale shop.
John Bcdsrd has bought the barber bus
mess 10 the Been block Of w. E. Bowman.
Mrs. r. J. White and Mrs Geo. King
were both quite sick lsst week but are
improving
H.R Mack Of Hardwics vas in town
last week in the interests OF his monu-
mental business.
Mrs. Nancy simpson has closed her
Iobors for the Peerless and is st work at
Rev. w. G. Johnsons.
Mrs. Amy /. smesd, who has been SICK
for some weeks at y. ID. Martins, was
able to move home last week.
w. NJ. Wiley, who recently bought ont
the bakery business, has moved ais house
hold goods here from st. Johnssary.
Orange Worthen OF North Hstley has
secured the position of night Telegraph
operator at the passenger station here.
Several OF the men who have.pianned
TO erect bui dings here next sanamer are
having the stone drawn for The founda-
tions.
NAV T.. Campbell has gone to the Mary
Fletcber HOSPITAL ct Burlington where she
ia tn take couse OF training to become
nurse
Bernie Gilbert moves tkis week into one
ot Mr.. Darling's tenenerts near Crystal
fave House which was necently vacated
by Charles Nsult.
Last Wednesday the teamsterS drew
sfty-four loads OF logs to this villege for
HI F. PnIsbury and curing the week they
drew two hundred thousand feet.
Mrs. W. T. wigsin has returnedahome'
having visited her children, Mr.. a. ID.
WIgrin OF woodstock, Mrs. Leo E. " ison
cf Concord, N. Il, and Mrs. 4. II. johnson
OF Marlboro, Mass.
Several of the railroad people went ZIP to
the railroad bali at Ayers Cliff last Fri
day night. Quite a number OF the yonng
neopIe went 10 the dance at Dariing's
Hall at Barton Landing the same evening
The friends Of Mrs. c. c. Scales will be
saddened TO learn OF her death at her
home in Evanston, Ill, Jan. 18th. Mrs'
Scales was the wife OF the Rev. Wa
Scales who for many years was the
honored and efficient principal OF Brown
ington Aoademy at the time of its greatest
prosperits. also pastor OF the Congrega-
tional cIurch. She leaves one daughter
Mrs. Eafly 8. Bartlett, and two grand
daug Alers. Miss Jessie Bartlett and Mrs.
Taft wife OF dorado Taft the sculptor
all 20 chicago, Ill. Mrs. Scales was 81
" 4si age,
&t basket ball game last Tuesday night
Won by Co. ID, but the showing made
Ne home team was all and more than
AN Mad a. right to expect. The Co.
Mm has played the game for years, il
IVY won the state championship severa
ber. and has asvays been clasaed wiSs
thteatns as Dartmouth college and fast
ni- professional teams Of New Hsmp-
'lfreSand Massachusetts,. BartOn's sport
E0ilowers should feelgratifed to have de-
telnpad in two short seasons team which
u1.nld make so creditables showing against
such opponents. Tue game was spirited
and we'll, played throughout. The last
y period was the closest and perhaps the
most exciting, the pointer for this period
standing 10 to in favor OF the visitors.
ForiCo. D, the playing of Smythe with his
ten baskets from the floor stands to the
front, while for Barton the forwards did
especially well. The only disappointment
OF the game was the action Of the crowd
|Ain one period. Such action was uncslled
/ for and only hurts the reputation of 6
E,town. The line up:
Co ID. BARTON.
Smythe, RI 10, Cioutior
Beck, II 70, Barrows
Wright, rb, Mesrs
McGovern, rb c, Rinee
Carr, 10 II, DaDa
II, HEATH
RI, Webster
Il Score; Co. d "a; Barton 80. Goals from
the floor, smythe 10, McGovern 7, Beck 1
n Wright 3, Carr 2, Dams 8, Webster 1, Bar.
rows 2, Cloutier, Heath, Rines. Goal.
from fouls-Beck, McGovern. Referee
6ulIoway, umpire, LacIair. Time, 3 1;
minute periods.
They nfver grippe or cken. but clears Sc arc
sire no thpu me stomach. liver and bowels