Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-22

tion this week camping nearHazen's Notch |
with friends from Lowell
F. 81. Pillsbury is putting a piazza |
around the front of the g. II. Blake houss |
aud painting the buildings.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Mason went to
Hardwick last Saturday to be gone week
visiting their brother, w. s. Mason.
w. H. Gilpin will attend the state Chris
tian Endeavour convention at Bennington
this week, as delegate for the county.
| G. NJ. Cutting & Co. will hold their
second fall and winter millinery opening
next Saturday afternoon and evening.
Prin. H. j. stannard and Asst. Prin.
Hartford attended the State Teachers
Association meetings at Middlebury last
week.
Walter Goodro moves soon from the
| McDougal tenement house TO the Pillsbury
house on Park street recently purchased by
F. H. Pillsbury.
A. Nj. Olmstead soon goes to South Roy
alton to work for Milo Kicker for a short
| time. Mr.. Kicker is established in busi-
ness at that place.
Charles Foster, who has been employed
as barber at the Crystal Lake Hotel, has
gone to Boston, where he has position in
large bar Der shop.
The annual chicken pie supper of the
Congregational society will be held at the
church parlors Friday, October 26. Every
one cordially welcomed.
A stock holders meeting of the Barton
Boathouse Co. is called for Tuesday even
ing at 7:3O at the clubhouse. Important
business will be transacted.
1t is deer hunting week and all the
Nimrods have taken to the woods. We
expect venison will be as cheap as salt
pork for some time to come.
A block of granite weighing about $500
lbs. slipped from the front end OF George
Hanna's load Saturday, striking the horses
and seriously injuring them. -.
Ralph B. Skinner OF Topeka, K& Fon
of j. B. Skinner, who stopped with h fis.
ter, Mrs. Cordelia Cutler, this sumdlsr,
died October 18th of pneumonia.
Mrs. FrancA ewell has fitted up roohs
> in HI. F. PiIisA1 Us house nearethe Crystal
Lake Hote 'ere she will do manicurihg,
fshampooin gsfaeiel and scalp massage.
: 1t is reported that c. j. Uffofd has sold
all his 1um Der and mill interestso ot Green's
boro to Ritchfe Brothers, and wiH goa to
Spokane to live with his son, William. =.
Miss Cora Leonard of this place ana Asa
Prescott OF Glover were married last Sat
q urday at the Congregational parsonage,
Rev. W. a. Warner performing the
! ceremony.
w. R. Aldrich last week attended ths
n biennial session of the High Court Of
1. o. F. of Vermont, ,.st ST. Albans. Ht
J. reports q full attendance, large Interest
and successful session.
to F. B. Jscquins. superintendent of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, ha
4 been spending a short time adjusting
claims and looking after the company
business in this vicinity.
Mrs. M. M. Prescott and Mrs. George Fl
Cragin of Athol, Mass, relatives of Mrs. A
t. Buswell, have been visiting in town th
past week. Mrs. Prescott will remail
is with her niece during the winter.
Miss Rosa Damon and Charles Massey c
in the E. w. Barron store were married 6
the Catholic church last Tuesday morning
s- Mr.. and Mrs. Massey have many friend
here who extend congratulations and bes
wishes.
The following letters remain uucalle
for at the post Office Oct. %. Please sa
-N advertised. Eugere Berthiaune, Miss n
E. .Bosher, Carl Carpenter, Miss J. Franc
N Hyatt, Bessie NJ. Hitchcock, Fred Kell,
E. J. Miles, Mrs. Jennie Tape. Mrs. Will
1e- Wikey.
Fifty or sixty Of the friends of Harl
la, Merrill called. on. him last Frids
evening, and enjoyed social occasion
SITS Oysters were served and on account
Elk. the rain many sang "We Won't
70 Home Till Morning. and carried o1
asst their promise.
Among those who were in Montreal La
week as excursionists or otherwise we
Louise Wilkey, Mrs. EStella Whitche
Mrs. Watson, abel Nelson, Annie Wrigh
Vera Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Phillip
nto Lula Mossman, Mrs. s. E. WinsloW, al
es- L. M. Hubbard.
re- Brook 1. o. F. last Friday evening, tt
an candidates received degrees. High Messel
ger j. T. Ram of Court Orleans assistil
eal in the work. At the close of the session
asst fine spread was served by landlord B.
Sheldon. The event was so enjoyable tn
to other similar ones will doubtless follow.
atn Last Friday morning three first els
passenger cars, three smokers and thI
, is baggage cars built at the Wason Car Ma
lli- ufactory in Springfield, Mass, pass
through here. They were going to SI
n kane, Wash, and were for the Spoka
xns international r. r. Company. They W.
beautiful cars, and much admired VII
standing at the station here.
ton,
hss H. F. Pillssury & Son will put ms
siding which is fireproof on the outs