Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-29
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BARTON LANDING.
Rev. W. R Davenport is still gaining.
Charles Marshall is building new barn.
Alfred Wilkey is not improving as was
hoped last week.
e. S. Kelley has bought the Mont Parker
farm at Bloomington village
Mrs. Fred Clough is entertaining her
brother from New York City.
Mrs. o. w. Locke spent few days visit
ing friends in Glover recently.
A new Kelsey furnace has been installed
in the Dwinell and Joslyn block.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Dean were in Port
land, Me-, last week on business.
Miss Della Ford of Manchester, N. H.,
was home on short visit recently.
Mrs. William Croft and Albert Stone and
Mrs. Ezra Towle were on the sick list last
week.
| Mrs. Lewis Allbee. Stephen Wiley and
| recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mead of Stanstead, P. O.,
were the guests of Mrs. A. d. Mathews
last Friday.
The bank people are doing quitesa large
| Job of grading and fitting up about their
Nank building.
Fhe village basket ball team go to New
t,e.-ft to play the school team there next
Friday evening. -.
Rev. and Mrs. z j. Wheeler of New
Hampshire visited Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Stoddard last week..
! w. j. Barker has moved out of the sar-
gent tenement.into tenement over Tap
lin & RoweIrs Office.
Clara Stafford, who has been the guest
of friends in West Millbury, Mass, for
this summer, is home.
Rev. and Mrs. W. r. Davenport leave to-
day for ton days trip to Montpelier,
Barre and Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Farley have returned
from Danvers, Mass, where they have
been visiting friends recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Simpson and son
Carl of Walpole, N. H., were here visiting
relatives several days last week.
Mrs. Haffg Ford of Newton Center,
Mass, wno,has been visiting friends here
recently, returned home Friday.
E. n. Jaycox and H. B. Jaycox OF
Bridgeport, Conn.,, are here spending the
week hunting with Mr.. Shaeffer.
M. M. Taplin was in Piermont, n. L.,
and Gardiner, Me-, last week where he
conducted large auction sales of real es-
tate and personal property.
Mrs. ]. G. Turnbun, Miss Eva Martin
> and Mrs. Homer Somers were in Mont
,, pelier for few w.days last week, taking in
the festivities of ''Iadies' week"
n. L. Simpson and daughter, Mrs. M. E.
Perley, and Miss Florence Blackburn have
returned from three weeks visit in Rich
. mond, Danville and other places.
= The management of tie Peoples tele-
n phone company are making arrangements
:. for the installation of night service and
&c expect soon to have such service ready.
le Arthur Shepard has moved from George
Ford's to Bert Scott's tenement B. O.
70 Smith has moved into the DR.. Parlin tene-
.. ment and Heber Parker has moved in with
% his son-in- law, Silas Sargent.
ce Valley Lodge, No. 1O6, F. and A. M
er will hold an instruction meeting in the
ut Masonic Hall here Thursday for the Offices
ne Of the district. All Masons are invited
st The meetin g'is called at two O'Clock p. m
IS We are pleased to record the wedding OF
10 the l7Eh list. at Bellows Falls Of Wesle
w. Bassett of this place and Miss Grac
- AImira Danforth of North Ware, N. q
- Mr.. anG Mrs. Bassett are stopping her
&c for the present.
70 Word comes from Falls Church, Va, c
" the death of the infant SOD of Mr.. az
:" Mrs. F. E. Parker OF that place last Wed
e. nesday morning. Mrs. Parker and the chil
nv were visitors at the home of Mrs. Parker
), parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. E. GAY, the pas
he I summer.
Id A prize of SO was recently received b
We the station agent Of this place for an al
~. tractively kept Lawn and floral displa.
This custom by the Boston & Maine raj
road OF awarding prizes helps in keepin
the stations attractively surrounded
ay' the summer.
ng The E l. Chandler CO. upper mill vi
shut down the Iastot last week to insta
7ilI the new boiler snd raise the smoke stsc
D. and the mill halds have b Ell -Rorkil
from 200 p. m. until $50 p. m !, aodu
Ken | one-fourth of q day 10 their time,
um account OF rush orders.
.ch. c. s. Skinner returned Friday frc
s Montpelier, where ne went to attend I
reunion OF ths senate of 1904. The reuni
was held at the Montpelier House, an
lrs- very easant time enjoyed OF
twenty-eighE members living, tweHr
yed three wers p -esent al ne banquet.