Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-16
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There will be E regular Masonic meeting
Thursday evening. Work in the third
degree.
Miss Inez Winslow will make her home
with Mrs. Susan Joslyn during the coming
winter.
Mrs. Robertson and son, of wetask-
hewawn, Alberta, are guests Of Dr.. Geo. 3.
RoWell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Dean took busi-
ness trip to Boston, remaining several days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Cory of Concord,
y. H., were the guests of j. 3. Rogers and
family recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baraw of Lyndon
vile are spending few weeks with their
son, E. r. Baraw.
Mrs. w. j. Campbell and Miss NJ. Glenn
Devereaux of Barton visised Mre. A. NJ.
Porter last week.
c. S. Glib has recently been terracing
his grounds and doing other work to
| improve his premises.
Dana Tripp of Lawrence, Mass, will
spend his vacation OF two weeks with
relatives in this place.
FL. s. Webster was ct Willoughby Satur-
day looking after the building OF boat
house on his cottage lot.
Mrs. G. 3. Rowell has gone to Potsdam
n. Y, where she is the guest of her
brother, DR.. q. &. Grant.
Mre. E. R. Baraw was in West Derby
| recently, where she was the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. g. s. FerriII.
| Rev. W. r. Davenport was in Newport
| Thursday evening to assist Rev. r. j.
| Christie in the evening meeting.
| Mrs. Williamson and daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Colburn of Barton, were in town.
last Saturday visiting friends
Mrs. Dean Rogers had a paraIytic shock
last Friday which was quite severe, affect
ing one side, her speech and mind.
| Leah Cole of Irasburg will be an appren
tice in the Bassett & Pudvah millinery
| establishments this coming autumn.
F. d. Pierce, treasurer, will be at the
| Valley honee Fri tay of this week to re-
celve taxes from a. m. till O'Clock p. m.
Rev. w. R. Davenport was in Richford
Saturday, where he addressed the Free
! Baptist Yearly Meeting in the afternoon.
@. L. Richardson, who has been at VIII
loughby for several weeks painting cot
tages and other buildings, is home again.
John Lawrence announces a corn roast
Saturday evening at his place and invites
his friends to visit him and to eat of his
corn.
Mrs. Harriet Preston of Manchester, N.
H., who has been spending some time Wis
tting friends in this vicinity, has returned
home.
Remember that Prescelle and Mrs. Edna
May Magoon will show in the opera house
Thursday and Friday evenings, Sept. 10
and 20.
Fl. L. Green, who has been at work for
E. B. Wiley in the meat market over
. year, has finished work there and moved
to Coventry.
} Doris Spafori spent Sunday with rela
! tives at Barnet, and Miss JuIine Rogers
also was a guest with Miss spafford'c
friends over Sunday.
Mark Andrus is doing an extensive iot
: grading G. E. Deans lot south of hi:
residence, which will add to the beauty
t and value of his place.
n The baseball team from this place played
the Irgsburg team at Irasburg last Satur
b day, losing by a score of Z to 5. Irasbur;
: is a worthy opponent.
James E. Coleman, formerly of thi
II town, who has been visiting friends il
% this vicinity for some time, has returne
., to his home in Keene, N. II.
i The Barton Landing Cemetery associa
le tion will meet at the Opera house, Frida
IT at O'Clock, p. NJ, to see il theylwill accep
sr the deed given by the town.
oe Auction bills are posted advertising th
sale of the farm and personal propert
where f. E. Clough now lives on Wednes
day OF this week, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Thomas Williamson, who has been work
- ing for the E. L. Chandler company, ht
80 closed his labors here and is to move I
is Lewiston, Me-, where he has work.
The Barton Landing high school base
ball team went to Irasburg Saturday for,
u, noon and played the Irasburg high scho
''' team, losing the game by score of to
a' The Ladies' Aid society of the Congregt
u, tional church will serve a harvest dinn
in their vestry Wednesday, Sept. Is, fro
+. 11:30 till 1 100 O'Clock. Every body invite
Albert Bayse got a little hilarious la
week and committed misdemeanor,
lst consequence OF which he was sent
Newport, with liberty restrained for
to days.
Some members of the Salvation Arm
rs. from West Derby, and an officer from {
Johnsbury, conducted the meeting at t
ith NJ. E. church Friday evening. A go
audience was present.
H.. w. G. Twombly and David Drake we
at Barton Thursday evening as deIegat
sts TO the Methodist prayer meeting, in t
series Of visitations now IN vogue in t
ol Methodist churches Of the county.
Ora 3. Lyon has hired NJ. 2. Calkil
of farm in Westmore, and has moved
family to that place, taking possessi
vas Saturday. This is a fine farm in an c
ceLent state of cultivation. Mr.. CaIkj