Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Dummett have re- |
urned from Waterbury. where they have |
been spending few weeks with friends.
DR.. Magoon has his new cottage across
he lake up and the material on the ground
10 finish it. It is is by "a feet on the
ground.
Olympic Encampment M. IL will work
the Patriarchal degree, L. o. o.. F. next
Friday night. AL members requested to
be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Ell. Mossman were in
Boston last week to attend the automobile
show ard 1t Is reported that Mr.. Mossman
bought an auto.
There will be roller skating In Seaver's
hall Wednesday evening and Saturday
afternoon and evening, with band music
Saturday evening.
The following letters remaining uncalied
for March %. Please say advertised when
calling for them: Mrs. Belle Anderson,
Mrs. Caroline Fox.
The academy and graded school open
tomorrow, Tuesday. Mr.. G. l.. Erwin
returned from Boston this noon ready to
take up his duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Barrows, Ell.
seaver and ]. F. Batchelder spent several
days in Boston last week. Mr.. Batchelder
bought gasoline launch.
Walter Goodro, Henry Gilbert, T. F.
Jutras, James Revoir, g. M. Mccoy and
G. G. Baldwin are employed by Ell. F.
Pillsbury in his sawmill and yard.
The glass blowers exhibition and baby
voting contest last week developed con-
siderable idterest before the week was over
and resulted in the prize being given
| Forrest Nelson.
Crescent Lodge, No. Al, 1. o Q. F., meets
Tuesday night. Work in the initiatory
and first degrees. All members requested
to be present The Rebekahs meet Wec-
nesday evening.
On page six appeared poem entitled
"a Century from Now" written by local
person and speaks Of local matters and
how they will appear one hundred years
from now. It is well worth the reading.
Raymond Winslow is home from Dear
Academy and is suffering from an ipjnry
to his leg received by falling on stone steps
while in Boston recently. He will have {
vacation of ABOUT two weeks before return
ing to school.
Charles Currier, who was here visiting
last week, goes to Berlin, N. H, soon
where he will take charge OF the drus
store at that place, run in connection witt
his st. Johnsbury store before selling oui
his business at st. Johns bury. :.
At a special meeting of the bank direc-
tors Saturday forenoon at which nearly al
of the mem bers Of the board were present
F. w Baldwin was elected vice president
of the savings bank in the place of FL. c
Pierce, and c. E. Coruth of Charleston wa.
elected trustee in the place of Mr.. Pierce.
1t is important fhat large number tur,
out to,the school district meeting Tuesday
| evening, March q The matter of a nev
school building for s3arton and suita bl
location for the sem will come up as on
article In the warning - Is for this matter
and a new trustee VIII oe elected in tn
: place OF II. c. Pierce.
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the post office last Monday and the hors
ran away, going up Main Street. Whe
o he reached the crossing near Joseph Ba1
! toms he left the highway and took tn
railroad, being caught near Mr.. Hem
1 mings'. The sleigh had come in contat
t with obstructions and the horse cleared
after it was completely demolished.
+ A letter received from Mr.. Warner la
a week was written from Cadiz, Spain. M
Warner spent several days in Spain an
g had very enjoyable time. He speaks
, it as a most beautiful country, whe
orange and olive trees are everywhere
evidence. The people were pleasant al
= spared no pains to make it enjoyable t
him. He visited many places of interei
and left the country with regret that
TX stay had to be so short. The letter W
L written on the 21st day of February.
The little four years old boy of LIZ
to .Longey died last Monday afternoo
SO The little boy was as we'll as usual spparer
ly that day until after playing about for
et time he came TO his mother complaint
n- of pain In his stomach. She gave him sol
warm drink and he lay down on the bs
st Mrs. Longey was in and out the rot
IS several times but supposed him to
asleep. AT last she thought she wor
!. wake him and she found him de
> He was a bright little boy; much syl
plthy is felt for the family. The bo
was taken to Montgomery for bur
'es last Thursday.
The regular meeting of the w. G. T.
was held March 13 at the home of Mrs
c ID. Owen, with a small but sppreciat
4r' number present. The subject, Idea
Meeting" was one which should hi
DIS interested all,sspecialIy the mothers, 8
asst did prove very helpful to all prese
After the business meeting the roll
EEK was responded to with clippings on heal
1er ful dress. paper. "AdVantages
Physical Culture" by Mrs. g. c. La
eet WAS one of tha best papers given in