Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-01
BARTON.

for a week, is reported better.
Robert Rines of Boston is spending a
few days here visiting friends.
Mrs. Geo. @. Lang is spending few days |
with her father at Northfield.
Fred Pope of st. Johnsbgry spent Christ
mss with friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ASA are happy over |
the birth OF boy last Tuesday morning.
Peter Gotta and his family are keeping |
house In rooms In the sohn Suiber house.
Newell Burnham of New Jersey visited
his Rother, Mrs. A. f. Stockweli, recently. |
e. N. Ransall is assisting v.E. Hunter
In his grocery during the sickness Of HRS. 4
Hunter.
Henry SEitor OF TUFTS cokege spent a
few of the holidays visiting friends here
last week.
The Afternoon Study Cigb win meet
with Mrs 8. G. Currier Thursday, Jan. 4th,
at 2:SOp.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Brown visited their
daughter, Mrs. Minnie 3. WNmot, at
LyndoRville receHtly.
Regular Communication of Orleans
Lodge No. 30, r. A. M, Friday evening.
Work e. q. Degree.
Rev. w. A Warner was at Bethel ameng
his former parishioners where he officiated
at a wedding last week.
Mrs. Z. w. Staples of Lyrdenville vis-
tied her father and brother, Dana and
Clinton Cook, last week.
Gerald and Dorothy Grow, who have
been spending a week with friends at Gov
entry, have returned home.
| w. Fred Msgoon has returned from
Maine and Will reopen the Crystal Lake
House next Monday, January8.
! @. A. Burrows of the freight station re-
ports that thirty-tiv cars were loaded and
sent from Barton station last week.
Guy Scott, who has been at Lyndonville
working at his trade for some months, was
home on short vacation last week.
Fred Richmond has just secured Cody
Gasoline Engine, for his new boat which
will be launched on the lake in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. King were, called
to West Glover Sunday by the sudden
death of Mrs. G. C. King which occurred in
the morning.
Cummings have moved from the Peerless
tenement house into A. s. Drew's house on
Water street.
w. L. White is moving from w. L
jacobs house into the upstairs tenement
in the DR.. Skinner house next to the acad-
emy bUilding.
The postoffice will be moved to the new
> bank block the first of the week it Is ex'
pected, and the bank will move to its new
quarters in a short time
0. w. CarOn was home few days las
week from Canada, where he has charge o
Z the agents for the Sharples Separator Co.
for the Province of Ontario.
: The authorities have ordered the killing
: of one of the skeleton horses being driver
% on teams 10 this vicinity. Better feed o
smaller loads may save others.
Geo. w. Buzzell of st. Johnsbury is fit
ting up his telephone line with new cross
II bsrs sndis putting new line of wire f
to st. Johnsburg to accommodate the increas
re ing telephone business.
'e The annual meeting CT the Barton Soci
ETY. for the Prevention CT Cruelty to Ami
mails will be held at F. w. BaIdwin's Office
IN Tuesday evening at 1855. Jan. 9. All per
= sons interested are inv TED to be present.
ar The following le ers remain uncalle
as for at the poet-offiae Jan. 1. Please SO
TX advertised when calling for these letters
IN Belle Anderson, 2; Geo w. Buck, Le
Fletcher, Mary Hutehins, ,Ernest Kittredg
ly There will be dsnce at the Boat Hou:
tomorrow, Tuesday. evening. After tt
be dsncs Refreshments in the line of coffee an
.. doEghnuts, served ia the cd -fashione
way, will be hsd. Come and AeEp make
hit a success.
x. 'TAe Penaly Of Pride,0 drsEls in. fol
en- scts, depicting phase Of social Iife Il Ne
y, York citys wiH be given at sssyer's opel
l-s hall this evening by a company from Lyi
se donville Report speaks highly Of Il
ut play; it has heen rspe7te4 several time
10 having been pu:on at LyndonviHe. We
be Burke, ST. Joh1sburv ard viii be given
WoOdsviIle, \ H. Thepl VIII be w61.E
OF your patronage.
or, Mr.. and Mrs Babcock and family
on Stoneham. Mas, visited Mrs. Babcock
be sister, Mrs. Lewis Labor, over Christina
We Mr.. Geo. Lyman Of White River Junctit
.rs ani j. hl Lyman of Ayers Cliff, P.
he nephews OF Mrs Labor, were aTso .prese
,r. for Christmss. There was Christmas tr
ss- with exercises at Mrs. Labor's for the.pe
,ts pie ofthat neighbOrhood and Mrs. Lab
ire feels very grateful for all who helped
Of make 1t a success.
de Mr.. and Mrs. John Bicktord OF wills
ler No. Dakota, arrived in town Thursds
he Mr. Bickford issn uncle of 5. NJ. Bickfo
es, aud LETT Barton S5 years ago and has n
nd been here since nor seen any of his relatiy
nd till ne saw seldom Thursday evening Al
be finally convinced him that thsy were
Ir. the same blood. Mr.. Bickferi has be
nd prospered and has made fortune.
lte looking about the town he sees but ya