Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-02

The Barton baseball team go 70 Newport |
to ,lsv hall "a the forenoon Wednesday
and TO Irasburg to play in the afternoon.
Following letters are uncaIled for at the
nostoFice. Please say advertised when
calling for them. Daner Bigher, E. w.
Ness.
-rFhe town clock at the Cong'I church be-
esn striking at 10 O'Clock a. m. Sstur-
dsv and continued striking for fifteen
minutes.
p. L. McKavey of Whitefield, n. H, was
IN town last week looking after his race
horses. which are being trained by Il. A.
Harding.
Mrs. John Burke and daughter Julia of
lowell. Mass, came last Thursday even
ing to Hotel Barton, where they will re-
main several weeks.
Jobn Mcclellan has been improving his
barn by raising it up and putting under
new foundation, resrranging the interior,
clapboarding it, etc.
The post Office here will be open from |
6 80 a. m. till 900 a. M, from II 100 a. m. |
till 100 p. m and from A 100 p. m. till 700 |
p. M, only, on July fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cousens and Mad
am Cousens of Newport attended the
wedding here OF e. II. Glazier and Alice
Cousens last Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Society of the Congrega-
tionaI church are putting new two
lie hted windows in the parsonage and
will paint and make other repairs this
season.
Ice cream and cake will be served on the
Congregational church lawn Tuesday even
ing, July 8. The Barton band will furnish
music. Everyone is cordially invited.
Proceeds for the benefit of the Sunday
school,
Mr.. A. E. Clark of this village and Mrs.
Mabel Dawse of West Derby we're united
in marriage at Newport last Wednesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark will keep
, house in one of the John Keating tene-
ment houses near the freight station.
Notices sent out by the secretary OF the
Barton Telephone exchange call a meeting
! of that exchange at F. w. Baldwin's office
t omorrow, Tuesday, evening at z: 80 O'Clock
j, IMPORTANT business is to be transacted and
!. and every member is urged to be present
J.E. Stanpard of Owego, N. Y, brother
'' of Prof. H. j. Stannard, is here for ie"
. days with his bride. Mr.. Stannard mas
accepted position as assistant princ'pa
q in the high school of Greenwich, Conn.
the coming year, after having filled the
h, same position In Owego, N. Y, for several
= years..
. A meeting of the Independent Order o
Foresters will be held in the Odd Fellows
70 hall next Friday evening, July 6. Higl
n, Chief Ranger Armstrong will be presen
and large class will be initiated. MI
1t Armstrong announces that all who join o.
at the above date will be admitted for half tn
regular fee.
90 School closed last week at May Pone
Ter after term OF ten weeks. Seventeen pu
ry nils were registered. Out OF this numbs
- seven had no marks during the term. III
names are as follows: John Vale
Florence Brooks, Charlie Brooks, JOSEF
Pauuette. Ernest Rock, Isabel Blair ar
FLORENCE Blair.
was the marriage OF e. III. Glazier and nj
Alice Cousens at Miss Cousens' rooms la
Tuesday evening by Rev. W. A. Warne
Mr.. and Mrs. Glazier went south tn
uAl evening on their wedding tour OF fe
3 days. They will live in cottage aero
,r's the lake this summer.
AS token Of esteem and appreciate
| ,1rocoylfo6 n.
Perley fine gold Masonic charm-lock
is Saturday evening, when he closed /
Iabors for that company. The gentlem
VINO are employed there also presented
,"s Psrley with purse of $50. Mr.. Perl
- has many friends here and it's hoped
sful will obtain position here.
lay. Good audiences are attending the aucti
led sales of jewelry at the T. L. Hildreth sto
eek. where Mr.. Lang is selling out the stock
,olx goods formerly owned by Mr.. Hildre'
,sr Mr.. Lang purchased this stock of goc
and is closing it out with some of his o.
stock preparatory to moving to his n
-. quarters in the Nelson Block. The al
tioneers are experts from New York.
yes- An appreciative audience was present
days the organ recital given at the Method
cnurch thursday evening by Prof. NJ
~ and his assistants. Mr.. Mills showed
thorough knowledge of music and mast
of the organ, as he took part in every nu
Der of the program. Mr.. Burns in his cl
p'el' ionet solos was especially pleasing. n
In Mcclellan, Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Per
need no words Of commendstion but
with sponded to hearty encores. Any lover
ester music could not have spent more pro
able evening than attending musicale
this order.
IN OF
Mrs. AHe A''o ooin7 enous
here Friday afternoon and evening
considered good show and was atten
isited -, ,;,od crora T. urdo,,h,e
and's ,Sa hos. o,-,,,s tb., - ~-;si,ed this :,
for many years and while the exhibit