Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-09-10
A number Of the young people Of this

ing last Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Case left here
last Thursday for Bakersfield en- route to
their home in Chicago.
Mrs. FL. A. True of West Somerville, |
Mass. is staying few days with her SIS
ter, Mrs. {. E. Hamblet
Mrs. E, D. Hitchcock, " bo has spent the |
summer in Worcester, Mass, with her |
daughter, is home again.
Several contractors were here last week
looking over the plans and specifications
for the new schoolhouse.
Aaron Putney, who has been visiting
n Hatley, Compton, Coaticook and other
towns in Canada, has returned.
| Harry Dutton and Miss Nina Dutton OF
Portsmouth, N. H, were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Pierce last week.
Harry Dutton and j. Raymond Winslow
went to franklin, Mass hast Friday to at
Dean Academy the coming term.
Ruth Barron has gone to FrarkIin, Mass,
to continue her course at Dean Academy,
where she spent the last school year.
L. M. Clement of Evansville will sell his
farm, stock, and tools at public auction,
Sept. 10, at 10 o'clock. Watch for bills.
The Misses Mabel and Pearl Leslie have
returned from Weirs, N. H., where they
have been doing table wo k this sGmmer.
vi. Pope of Springfield, Mass, and
Fred Pope of st. Johnsbury visited their
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. 81. Pope, last
week.
Miss Madge Burnham of Lyndon Center
and Herbert Burnham of st. Johnsbury
Center were guests at w. L. Jacobs last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Whitney of Milford,
Mass, were the guests of their aunts, Mrs.
L. M. Hubbard and Mrs. A. B. Glidden, re-
Gently.
Several from this place went to Hard
wick to witness the Barton ball team trim
the Hardwick team last Monday. The
. score was 10 to in favor of Barton. Ow-
ing to the uncertainty of the weather the
band did not go.
ID. Bean has bought with r. E. French
I of st. Johnsbury thesFaft building on Rail
y road street and will esryorf*sa wholesale
grocery business. We 'arae soara to have
Mr.. Bean leave town but wish him SUCCESS
. in his new location and business.
j. W. Murklend has made q real Success
: with the new bobbin machinery he kas
. invented. He is receiving orders for his
lRthes from the middle and southern
states, some Of them as far south as Gaor-
gia, where he recently shipped macbfnery.
= The following letters remain uncalled fol
= at the postofica September 10. Please say
: advertised when. calling for these letters;
E T. Bickford, VIM. D Conklip, Car
= DwineU, P. a. Degreenia, VIM. Carey
Mr., Grow, Henry Gage, J. Holman, VIM
:, A. Horn; d. Lseta,. Arthur Ryder, D. K
- Shioge, Archie y h-5toue.
- G. E. Hambiet, Sc ecretary, received woft
: this morning from the Boston e Main'
- Railroad that trey Would run apecia
or train from Newpor to Barton and return
Wednesday and Thu-edsy Of this week TO
the fair This train will lesge Newport a
%. 8:25 a. n7., arriving at Barton at 500 a. p
returning after the races.
Parker Bsrrows and Clyde Heath wen
to Enosbtrg last Saturday to fill position
as catcher and shortstop for the Richford
ist in game of base ball in which Mr.. Bisho
was pitcher. The game was between th
Enosburg and Richford teams. Our boy
are getting quite reputation as ball play
ers and are having calls from differer
III teams.
Numbers were the only thing lackin
Ast at the Wentworth entertainment last FIR
day evening. Mr.. Wentworth is an al
ri round reader and handles the heavy
well as fhe light readings. No doubt al
DR.. other engagement would be better patrol
izod. His handling OF the "Merchant
of Venice was masterpiece OF work and
original 'The Popular Preacher" was t.
height of humor.
A man apparently mentally derang
was found wandering In the neighborho'
of Eugene Rash's yesterday and was TAX
in hand bNvillage authorities and held
Ms safe keeping till more particulars could
learned. He claims to be John Demmitt
, in Canaan, but is not able to give an accou
of himself. There was considerable mon
md on his person. He is man about 35 yea
80 of age and weighs about 160 pounds. Fro
his brogue it is thought he is French.
ven Election passed off quietly Tuesday wi
osA- large vote. The names on the check l
for this polling place were 495, out OF Il
oon mum ber 148 did not vote, the total pumt
few voting being 347, ,ot which number 293 W.
for Proctor, 40 for Clement, IA scatteri
and spoiled. For representative, 502 vo
- were cast at this station, 230 for j Ct. Tul
-" bull, 20 for E. 81. Lothrop and scattsril
The figures of the polling place at Bart
!. A. Landing are SIS follows: names on
ock check list 317, number of governor vo
cast 216, 101 staying at home. OF these
the votes, 1913 were for Proctor, 21 for Glenn
last and scattering. The representative V
was, total vote 209, of which Isl was
IA TurnbuII and So for Lothrop, scatteri
-. giving Turnbull a total town vote of
and Lothrop 123, republican majority
251 AS result of the number of COVE
H. or's votes cast in town. Barton will be