Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-25

appearance. Let tie people help to make
the village beautiful and clean by keeping
their yards picked up and trimmed.
The Boat Club Co. has leased q strip OF |
land of about one-fourth acre adjoining |
their lot. The road to the boathouse is
being put into fine condition. An addf |
tion OF 43x3S feet is being put onto the |
north end of their house, and q twelve |
foot piazza on the south end. This makes |
the building including the piazza s5x36
feet. Under the rorth addition space is |
left between the pillars for four motor |
boats.
The work of the Barton Development |
Association is progressing and with the
assurance of aid and support from our
representative men the handsome booklet
will soon he issued. Over $500 has already
been raised and there is promise of sew
eral generous gifts. The object OF the
brochure is to advertise Barton as
summer resort and a place Cor business
opportunities.
Prof. Atheletan Mills of New York, the
popular orgsnist who is spending the SUM-
friends, will give one of his organ citals
the NJ. e. church next Thursday evening
at eight O'Clock. He will be assisted by
Miss Sarah Mcclellan, soprs no, He Perley,
tenor, c. B. Webster, bass, ana Frank
Burns of West Burke, clarionetist. Admis-
sion % cents.
A special meeting of the Barton Tele-
| phone Exchange is called for Tuesday
evening, July 3, at 1880 O'Clock p. M. al
F. W. Baldwin's oftice, to transact the
| following business To see what action the
association will take to improve their line
and service. 1t is very important that
every member be present. Every one
owning telephone of this line is a mem
Der and has personal responsibility ia
this matter. J. A. PEARSON, Sec.
The w. C. 7. u. met with Madam Cutler
and Mrs. Il. r. Cutler Tuesday afternoon
with good attendance. After short
business meeting the following program
was rendered: Reading from the Union
Signal, "Another Side of Flower Mission
Work." by Mrs. Q. D. Owen; explanation
of Flower Mission Day by the president,
Mrs. G. q. Davis; poem, "The White
Ribbon" by Miss Sophia Drew; report OF
the county convention by Mrs. Davis and
Mrs. Cowles. At the close of the meeting
refreshments were served by the hostesses
The baseball management have expert
enced some difficulty In getting games
for the month of June on the home
grounds, for the rea son that most of the
baseball towns In this section are not pre-
pared to put their strongest teams In the
field until later in the season; but game
has been arranged with Newport fors Sat.
urday, the Both, which promises unusua
interest. The Newport team is reorgan
] | ized under capable management and bid
l fair to be one of Barton's hardest propo
!. sittons. The gameiwill be called at 300
at Roaring Brook Park,
a News has been received by friends her
g OF the death of Mrs Ann M..Judkins q
q Concord, N. H., on June 10. Mrs. Judkin
has been In feeble health for nurnber @
!. years, and especially for the last year. Sh
was born in Barton seventy-nine year
ago, and spent nearly all her life her.
. She was member OF the Congregations
church here for nearly half a century, an
q highly respected lady. She leaves tw
y children, her son, Frank Judkins, and
}; daughter. Mrs. Frank Dexter of Newtor
Mass. The funeral was held June 81, an
she was buried at Manchester, n. II
,e beside her husband, the late Joseph Jud
r kins, and her two deceased children.
i'd The following is taken from the Winste
Ill (Conn.) Evening Citizen Of June End an
will be of interest to the many friends {
ne Carl g. Aldrich, O former jeweler here:
ia An important change In the jewelry II
IL dustry OF Winsted took place yesterda
40 when the business which Carl g. Aldric
o. has 30 successfully conducted for the pa
few years was taken over by the Atdrici
Murphy Co. Qncorporated). The incorI
g. Aldrich, Mrs. Carl G.. Aldrich and Lou
a b. Murphy, all Of Winsted. The Office
-. ar, Mr.. Aldrlch, president; Mr.. Murph
90 secretary and treasurer. Mr.. Aldrich wi
enter the wholesale jewelry business
cd the Perry-Aldrich Co., Boston, Mass. ,wh1
ng the store In Winsted. Mr.. Aldrich can
nd from Barton, VT, little over three yea
, a ago and by close attention and untirlr
effort has given Winsted one of the be
and most up-to- date jewelry stores in th
re- part OF the state. Mr.. Aldrich will In ii
q | ucdt iutu uio uONe us I9Lully tO DOBGOu.-
an The following from the Laconia, N.
of Democrat, speaks we'll for the Frank
ice Robbins circus that is to come here tt
week Friday:
,as The Frank A. Robbins show, which q
hibited here this week Wednesr av, "
o" beyond doubt one of the best circuses ,
have ever seen. The performance is I,
tes OF decidedly novel and attractive acts. al
an, each number on the long program "
'u' accorded goodly share of applause, VIII
some OF the acts elected round after roul
OF voc1ferous appreciation.
ion To enumerate each act would be an
the most impossible task, but we can not ]
ose train from calling attention to the Aer
Lloyds, who present q decided novelty
&c, the open air. 1t was different from any
mis- have ever seen, and the wonderful precfsi
tier In tossing boy or girl from one to
other was truly marvellous.
The features of the show were Prof. 81
ave zog's beautiful trained stations, impor
re- into this country from the Rentz circus
a. Hamburg, Germany. Prettier ho1
mi ha ord 70 a. ox,Ak .