Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-30

There will be no preaching in the Con-
gregational church the next two Sundays
as the pastor is on a vacation.
DR.. Gle of Hanover, N. H., was here In
consultation with local physicians in the
case of Mrs. F. RI. Churchill last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley of Middlebury, Conn.,,
who have been spending the summer here,
are camping with friends at Willoughby.
| John Agnew moved his goods last Fri
| day to Newport where he has job in a
mill. Henry Gage has also moved to New
port.
Frank Twombly has bought out the
| harness business of b. F. Moulton. Mr..
Moulton will continue to work in the
shop as usual.
| 1t is expected the lights will go out of
commission for repairs on the plant
Wednesday evening aad will remain out
for ten days or more.
Rev. G. L. Shaeffer, Frank Hall, II. B.
| Rood and Fred AIlchurch took fishing
trip last week for five days, going to Skin
ner, Me, for their sport.
G. E. Gay has Lucius Nye's house up
and nearly covered, G. E. Gays bouse is
ready for the inside finish and E. w.
| Merrill's house is progressing finely.
| Maynard Skinner, who has been stop
| ping in Skinner, Me, for the last two
| years, has returned and bought an interest
in the hardware store of True & Blanchard
Co., at Newport.
| Marion F. Ordway is taking her vacation
| at Willoughby. Susie Ford is camping at
| Willoughby. Fred Goldsmith and Z. F.
| Webster are also at the lake; and Miss
| Grace Austin and the Joneses of Island
| Pond are enjoying camp life at Willoughby
| lake.
The following from the report of the
Grand Lodge meeting of the K. Ps. at
/ Montpelier last week will be Of interest to
the many friends of Rev. S. g.. Lewis here:
| The camp of the uniform rank numbers
| in its mem bership Rev. 8. 6. Lewis of
HardWick, who is chaplain OF the Supreme
| Council and colonel on the staff of Gen
eraI Stoddard. Chaplain Lewis conduct
| ed divine service at the camp on Monday
| evening and again this morning land all
| the men in camp were present at the SER
vices.
Leon Gay, son of c. e. Gay, civil engi-
neer in the United States service who has
been spending some years in Idaho, Is
home on two weeks vacations Carr oil
Joslyn, student of Yai1, who has been
with Mr.. Gay Tor couple of years, is
home for the summer, and will go back to
college this fall. He is taking acivil engi-
| neering course, and his two ye4rs' practi
cal work under Mr.. Gay viii be great
help to him. Mr.. Gay viii 60 to JACKSON
Lake, Wyoming, on his return, where the
| government has work for him.
good number of the voters of this
place assembled at the opera house last
Wednesday evening and formed Republi-
can club. John Young and George Young
from Newport and Ex-Gov. Josiah Grout
of Derby made some rousiug speeches. A
large number joined the club. B. F. D.
Carpenter was chairman, H. s. Webster
secretary, and an executive committee was
elected consisting of the following men ::
B. F. D. Carpenter, II. 8. Webster, o. W..
Locke, G. A. Mute, J. B. Cotton, S. F. Sar-
gent and r. A. Bean.
The Vermont and New Hampshire Inde-
pendent Telephone Association held a
meeting recently at Woodsville, N. n.
Delegates from independent companies
representing ten thousand phones were
present. The following officers were
elected: President, II. w. Buchanan OF
, Barton Landing, vice president, o. e
Eaton, Woodsville, N. H., secretary, g. w
} Buzzell, st. Johnsbury, executive commit
! tee, 81. w. Buchanan, o. D. Eaton, G. w
, Buzzell, F. e. Gleason, Warren, N. H., ant
D. L. Mcclure, Albany. The association
} is strong one and holding its own agains
, | the trusts.
1l SOUTH BARTON.
Mrs. Mary Holtham visited in BartoI
y y one day last week.
6 Mrs. B. C. Berry is spending few day
camping at May Pond.
Mrs. Rufus Miller of LyndonvilIe visite
o her parents part of last week.
y Chauncey Drown, who has been visitin.
/, In Littleton, n. H., has returned home.
!; Mrs. Shortsleeves and children OF Barto
!; recently visited Geo. and Fred Friend.
VI Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Drown spent sew
eral days camping at May Pond recently
"a Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Duke OF Manchester
NJ a., are visiting relatives In this place.
Reta Drown of Barton Landing has bee
snkding several days with her grand
;E&arants. Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron DROWN
- EVANSVILLE.
a. Prosper Rehunle is working tor the Pix
Co.
), Mrs. lite is moving into DR.. Young
tenement.
Mrs. L. A. Drown is stopping at Ere
Dudley's for few days.
W. s. Mcdowell is moving into tn
house recently bought of DR.. Young.
Lyman SWEET is moving into the tene
ment over the w. s. Mcdowell store.
The Ladies', Aid Society have accepte