Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-30
ball game between the Barton and Lyn-
douyille teams.

donville teams.
n. I. Seaver is finishing the west room
in his block, formerly used as a jewelry
store, into room for his own use in the
hardware business.
w. w. Reirden has returned from Little
ton,N H., where he spent weeks vacation
with Mrs. Reirden's parents. Mrs. Reir-
den is expected home this week.
Prof. PrescelIe is taking pleasure trip
to Portland, Maine, and other places. He
has bought DIR. Magoon's cottage and
building lots at Crystal Lake Grove.
Alonzo Demmitt, who went to Hanover,
N. H., for a surgical operation recently,
died last Monday. His body was brought
back and the funeral attended at Sutton
last Wednesday.
Frank Lang, H. Eglinton and L. J.
Bicktord left town Saturday with
Ecstatic, Ijams and Alletta, for Readville,
Mass, where it is expected these horses
will make good report of themselves in
the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Cutler have been to
the White Mountains, York Beach,
Haverhill and Boston on a three weeks
vacation. Miss Elva Cutler of Stoneham,
Mass, returned with them and will spend
some time here.
FL. I. Seaver has sold the Waldo Moss
man barn to Frank Taylor of Glover and
the shed TOE. e. Liddell. The other build
ings are all on the site purchased of F. S.
Whitcher. The house will be fitted up
with three tenements.
CD. Ufford of Greensboro while in town
| yesterday left his horse in front of Lang's
| jewelry store. In some way it became
| frightened and ran In the direction of the
Hotel Barton, running around Mr.. Davis,
house. The horse was caught by John
| Rowen, who got two fingers badly
| hurt in the affair.
If you have seen the postal notice of the
adjourned meeting of the Barton Tele-
| phone Exchange to be held at F. w. Bald
wins office tomorrow, Tuesday, evening
you will not forget the time and place, but
| take this as special call to be on hand at
7:3O o'clock if you do not see the postal
card notice. The business is important:
PiIIsbury G. Baldwin will get out their
| first five hundred seats and tanks this
week. Their box and crate shop will also
be started this week. They have secured
the services of E. E. Liddell to1sake charge
of their finishing shop. This week they are
painting the roofs ofstheir buildings and
later will paint the buildings of the whole
plant.
Regular communication of sOrleans
Lodge, No. So, A. F. and A. M, August 8,
al 1880 o'clock p. M, at which time the
matter of releasing the hall now occupied
by the lodge, also leasing an additional
room for the coming ten years, will be acted
upon, and any other business thought
> proper. Every member should make an
effort to be present at this meeting. Work
on the E. A. degree. !:
E. 81. GLAzIER, W. NJ,
.. V. JosLYN, Sec.
A meeting of the mem bers OF the Barton
Development Association Is called for
J Wednesday evening at the MONITOR office
at 7:30 O'Clock to act on important business
Two parties have made propositions to
i. begin working the granite quarries here
+ with gang OF men, one guaranteeing to
run a force of men for five years, which
, means virtually that the granite business
will be opened here for good. This propo.
sition and other important business is to bt
acted up on and good turnout is hoped fol
The following regarding Ecstatic il
clipped from the Montreal Herald ant
Star the morning after the record:
At Delorimier Park, F. B. Lang's Ecs
tatic paced the track in 2.074, thereb.
lowering the record which sne hersel
created for the Park last fall. On tina
occasion, however, all the watches dit
: not give the same time. 1t was considere
within the bounds of possibility that sn
might even reduce the figures of 074
e registered by Dan Patch in Toronto, las
n fall. She fell short of these expectation
though accompanied by good runne
She had good chance Of doing SO unit
:. well within the second half, when st
y made bad break, thus spelling grea
opportunity. The time by quarters wat
.315, 1.035, 1.35 and 2 074. Her record
), lost.
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