Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-16

Mary Wheeler of Fairfax has beenlvisit-
ing at George Days. asaA - -
sMiss Ella Cheney of Boston,visited at
Frank Farman's recently. : 40 -
eMrs Melvin Haselton and son have
been visiting at Barton Landing. -
TMrs. L. Peabody of Newport Center is
helping care for Mrs. Frank Button. ssss
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baraw of Barton |
Landing were in town few days ago., 81 |
.sL.ee 5trople, former resident, but now |
Ct Mansfield, Mass, is visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Dora Sartwell and son on West |
Newton, Mass, visited Mrs. d. H. Buck
this week.
VIII Horner has sold his interest in the
meat market to H. c. Curtis and sson, who
are now located there.
| Mr.. Bradley Houston has lhired the
Kelley blacksmith shop at Westfield and
begun work there.
! Mrs. c. P. Hitchcock has just returned
| from lice, where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. o. l.. Kelley.
Mrs. Andrew Doyle OF Newport hiss
moved into J. C. Gibson's house and Mr..
/ Gibson is to board with her.
| r Mrs. Frank Miller of Newport Center
and her grandson, Marshall Rey of Spring
field, Mass, have been visiting in town. ss s
E. c. Rockwell and family have returned
from a visit to Hardwick. Erwin took a
fishing trip to Westfield a few days ago
and brought home trout that measured
Is inches and weighed Ii pounds. Sis
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Stebbins, former
residents, and Mrs. Jennie Wilder and
Misses Cora and Grace Carpenter, all of
Evansville, Wis, have been calling on
friends here. They came by way of
Niagara Falls and st. Lawrence River and
are now in Boston.
WESTFIELD.
C. W. Bryant was in Barton Friday.
Mrs. e. ). Miller is improving slowly.
Ashley Farman was very ill again last
week.
AFRO NJ. Aseltine and family of Enos-
burg Falls were in town recently.
Ell. Miller and Mrs. Lillian Wright
went to S geetsburg, Que, last week.
Miss Mildred Bell has returned from her
trip to Massachusetts and Rhode Island.i :;
Mrs. Tina Wright and Mrs. B. B. Gilbert
of Barton were at Charles Gilbert's last
week.
DIR. w. a. Young was in Burlington last
, week to attend meeting of the board 'oi
! health. i----i ,.sH'
Miss Anna Conner, who has been here
=, visiting her sister, Mrs. w. A. Young, left
last Saturday.
Mrs. sHolmes of johnson and Mrs
= Morris OF Waterville visited Miss Eliza,
: beth Trumpass last week. sSs
The Methodist church he3 been re-
: papered and the ceiling repSrfed. The
work was in charge of Don Allbee OF
Troy.
NORTH TROY. -
DR.. Walters racer won first money in
the green race at Stanstead on Dominion
J. day, and third money in the same class il
d the Fourth of July races at Newport.
Four calves owned by George Marsh anc
:. one belonging to L. R. Harvey were taker
a from E. M. Hardy's pasture in Potion P
3 Q on the night of June 27. The owner
found them in the railroad cattle yard her
shortly after noon the next day in posses
40 sion of j. S. Banister and laying claim t
the calves took them back. Last Saturda
Claude Boright identified in Henry Park
a. bursts pasture three COWS lost from
pasture near FulIerton's pond. Bot
t. parties bought the stock found in thei
rs possession from Leslie Banister of ia!
Bsnister claims clean hands in the transac
tion and that at the proper time he wi
of 'uo" 'na' ne was III f-
- of it.