Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-05


Sherbrooke for medical treatment.
N. L. Simpson has moved from II. s.
Webster's tenement into the Bell tenement.
Mrs. A. d Matthews GOES this week to
Southern Pines, n. c., for the winter.
Clyde Locke, who is attending school at
st. Johnsbury Academy, was home over
Sunday.
Regular meeting of the Knights OF
Pythias next Tuesday evening. Work in
third rank.
A regular meeting of Intervale Chapter,
No. 81, o. E. s., will be held next Thurs
day evening. Work.
1t is reported that Aaron SKIM er, who
is staying with Gsorgs Lawrence's people
IN Albany, is much worse.
Mr.. Valley moved into the Bert Scott
tenement and William Young has moved
Into the g. E. Dean tenement.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Goodrich of
Greenfield, Mass, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Rogers last week.
Mrs Bertha Harris, who has recently
been the guest of Mrs. j. w. Fletcher, has
returned to her home at Lyndon Center.
Edward Chaffee and Edward CIough
start for Vancou yer, B. c., tonight. They
expect to visit San Francisco before re-
turning home.
| Henry Dubois, who has been sick with
| pneumonia. Is out again.-Dr. ParIin was
| laid up with muscular rheumatism several
days last week.
| Hilda Hanson, a nurse who has been
caring for Mrs. W. 81. Blaisdell, was recent
| ly called to Sweden on account of the
sickness of her mother.
The Barton village basket ball team
play here with the village team next Fri
day evening. This is the first game of the
season and good crowd is hoped for.
The Halloween social, given by the La
dies Aid society at the Congregational
church last Wednesday evening, was
complete success. 1t nettsd the ladies $40.
All msmbers of the Village Improvement
Society are requested to meet at ii. II.
Twombly's Tuesday evening, Nov. 6 There
is important business to transact which
requires your attendance.
The first of series of social dances to be
held this winter is advertised to be held in
Darling's hall Friday evening. Music
will be furnished by Sawyer's orchestra
and the admission is 80 cents per couple,
ladies free.
Frank Hunt was in West Charleston
last Wednesday and while at Ham bIet's
livery stable horse kicked him and broke
his leg between his knee and foot. The
break is serious one. He was brought
home Wednesday.
The Halloween boys did considerable
moving of certain kinds of property adorn-
ing some buildings and changing signs
Wednesday, night. As long as propefty is
} | not destroyed little fun is q good thing
f for the youngsters.
David Carter, who got kicked by horse
recently, fracturing a rib or two, though
4 quite lame and sore is about and doing
: well Alfred Wilkey is quite low but his
fever has some what abated and hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
The Barton Landing basket ball team
went to Newport Friday night and played
: the team at that place, meeting defeat o
25 to Is The score does not however tel
the comparative strength of the teams a
) he Newport hall put the home team OF
their feet.
. About twenty-five of the former mem
4 bers OF the two brass bands met last Thurs
: day evening and organized into one band
| r. frun h0V1d
this uniting solves the problem of a goo
band. There are many good musicians i
the place and a band of twenty-five o
thirty pieces can be easily formed that wi
J be credit to the place. Dana Tr1pp wa
chosen manager, G. o. Parlin secretary an
d treasurer and A. IL. BuIIard leader. w
shall expect after the necessary practice D
y the members of this new organization t
p be entertained with first-class music. Th
village ought to do all it can to support tt
band. Renem Der it costs q good deal {
time and money for the mem beIs to kee
= up such an organization and do good wor
aud help and encourag cement from II
community is needed.
:. Rufus Tripp has returned from the Wes
=, he Win party OF bSu 1elI hcIS OH thS -@0t
day of August for Winnipeg and furth'
west. SeVen OF these were left in the gre
wheat country between Winnipeg and A
- / berta. stopping only short time there
vent on to Vancouver, b. Z. He took
boat from Victoria to Seattle v here
stopped for q short time. From Seattle
' went to Portland, Oregon, and from IN
place to San Francisco where he sa6 = Il
ruins from fire and earthquake il tnst ci
and the hustle and bustie OF those vi
= were engaged in rebuilding. o. ais va
home ne went to Rins, Nsy., whsre ne VI
nd tied VIM. B. Twombly's people. Fro
A. San Francisco he went TO Los Angeles al
" down into New Mexico, came back to "a
Tas land ami on to Ogden, visited at oma
and Chicago and then came home.
travelled y 200 miles, and the longest til
spent ia any Que place was al Seattle Wn'
ne stayed eigh. days.
Methodist Church Notes.
a5 The Epworth League win inset as us'