Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-16

Remember to be on hand at the farmers, /
special train tomorrow, See exact time on
posters.
Mrs. Harray Leeds Of White River juno
ton is visiting her mother, Mrs. Julia
knight.
A. c. Emery of LyndonvilIe and Chester
Pike Of Windsor visited at Fl. a. Hardine's |
last week
MIR. and Mrs. E. L Gaskill visited their
daughter. Mrs. Fred Dyke, ct Northfield
last week.
Miss Dora Wiley of Barton Landing has
been spending few days with Mrs. Edith
Comstock.
c. Hammond has hired out to F. T.
Holder to work on the fair grounds during
the summer.
Dorothy Grow greeted a party of her
playmates at her home last Friday, it be-
ing her sixth birthday.
A dozen of our people attended a sugar
party at Z. K. Prescott's last Thursday and
report very nice time. =
E. Flanders has bought the VIM. ySer-
wick residence and is fitting up the<barn
for livery and feed stable.
Clifford Leach goes to New York today
with two horses which Bean & Mossman
sold to parties in that state.
There will be roller skating in Seaver's
hall Saturday afternoon and evening with
a band concert in the evening.
Mrs. W. j. Monteith, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Elish ha Foster for ten days,
has returned to her home in Evansville.
Misses Nellie and Margaret Rowen, who
have been visiting friends in Boston and
vicinity, have returned to Hotel Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Bean go to Boston
today to visit their son, Frank D., who has
a position in a drug store at Braintree,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Currier and Mrs. Il.
j. Stannard were at Barton Landing last
Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Beede
Locke.
Mrs. Carrie Mason, who has been stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. H. 2. Cook,
several weeks returned to Boston Friday
| night.
Rev. w: A. Warner is expected home
from his trip abroad the last of this week.
The ship is due in New York, Thursday
the 19;h.
Zadah Hamilton has gone to Newport
to work in the Raymond house. Mrs.
Hamilton is at work for Mrs. Sheldon in
the restaurant.
| Mrs. H. G. Boardman, who has been
stopping with her daughter, Mrs. A. K.
Story for some weeks returned to her home
in Fran ingham, Mass, today.
Mrs. L. Ne Butler, who has spent the
winter in New York, and Miss Belle
Butler, VINO has spent the winter il
Randolph, havereturned home.
Rev. Father Turcott left this morning
for Montreal, where he will visit his aget
mother in that city. He will also v1si
other relatives before his return Saturday
1he 'Woman's Literary club will NEE
with Miss Cutting on Tuesday evening
April Il, at 7:30. Please come prepared
, for roll -Sall with, ..'Interes ing article
r about planets. @
L. II. Davis and c. West of Port Jeffsr
son, l.. /, bought pair of fine horses @
! | Bean & NIsssman last week. Mr.. Davi
also bought two Don Piza's colts, payin
. good price for them.
The annual meeting of the Crystal LAX
. Fish and Game Club will be held in tn
e schoolhouse tomorrow, Tuesday evening
d Officers for the year will be elected an
other business transacted.
Q The summer train service on thfs divisio
!, OF the Boston & Maine will be inaugurate
= on Monday, June %. The service will b
= the same as last year and include the Me-
Y York Quebec night express.
d Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Webster and Mr.
. !, Ida Blake arrived home from California o
s the midnight train last night. Mrs. Wei
" ster stood the journey well but does nt
y feel able to receive callers yet.
re The following letters remain uncalle
4. for at the post-office April 49, Please "a
advertised when calling for these Letters
= Ada Allen, Mrs. Chss. Belisle, Bill Currie
Walter Friend, Ro5t j. Gilcr's.
IS c. w. Tenney has.received word from IL
hatchery department of the u. s. CIV.
ment that. 10000 lake trout viii be ssnt
." the Fish and Game club here for this ial
and its tribntaries in few weeks.
New sugar will be served at n. NJ. Lew
w. sugar camp Wednesday from 12:Ol to 1: :;
," p m. A fee of lOc each will be charge
one half of which will be sent to Il
OF relief of the starving Japanese. Everyboc
invited.
Geo. Scott has been fitting up the o
post Office for the iruIt store which is
Hy open soon. A show case with twelve gla
doors fills the whole south side of t
sit store. This with the large windows to
put into the front viii give fine chancs
81. display the fruit.
w o. Emerson Is the new clerk in Fr
ID. P'erce's drug store. Mr.. Emerson con
highly recommended IS g, first-class phs