Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-05-20

Fred Blair for tue season.
Mrs. r. P. Blake Of Derby has been
visiting at A. NJ. McDougall's.
Mrs. H. G. Perley was the guest of
friends in South Albany Thursday.
Mrs. A. M. Foster has returned from her
visit to her daughter, Mrs. McCloon.
There will be a regular meeting of the
l. o o. F. encampment Friday evening.
F. P. Gates of Newport was in town
several days last week selling monuments.
Damas Massey of Hardwick was the
guest of his son, Charles Massey, last week.
Mrs. a. A. Larrabee and daug hter are WIS.,
| itipg Mrs. Larrabee's parents at Minton,
P.Q.
Regular meeting of Crescent lodge, No.
| Al, 1. o. o. F., will be held Tuesd ay eve
ming.
II. L. Bigelow and Norman Smith are
doing considerable repairing to their
| houses.
VIM. Carpenter has moved the horses he
is training over to the fair ground for the
season.
| V.B. Glazier OF Lisbon N. H, was the
guest of his brother, H. A. Glazier, several
days last week.
Charles BowIey has engaged to work for
the B. & M. R. R. Co. On the section dur
ing the summer.
F.B. Lang took seven horses to the annu-
al auction sale at Readville, Mass. which
occurs this week.
F. G. Burdick announces that there will
be roller skating at Seaver's opera hall
Saturday evening.
Miss Glee Chandler is visiting her sister
and friends in Danville and will be away
about two weeks.
W. F. Niles of Melrose Highlands, Mass,
former resident here, was in town today
on his way to Derby.
daughter was born April 30 to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Smith, who reside with the
family of Walter Nye.
Regular session of Roaring Brook court,
10. F., will be held Wednesday evening,
May %, at 100 O'Clock.
Mrs A. M. Tower and her son, W. A.
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River for about two weeks.
Willie Simpson has finished work for
w. A. Murray and Guy AIdrich will take
his place in the livery stable.
The entertainment, "Sidetracked," given
by the A. G. Scammon company was well
spoken of by those who attended.
The grammar school baseball team
played the Barton Landing grammar school
team here Saturday and won IL to 10.
3 Charles BowIey has moved from the
house he has occupied near the fair ground
] into one of c. M. Darling's tenements.
Joe Cohen is building a storehouse neal
the house he bought of N Bushey. The
, building is 24x3U feet, two stories high.
E. B. Robinson and Buckley Brothers
attended the Holbrook Grocery Co.'s ban
quet at WoodsviIle, n. H., Friday night.
A. F. French Jr. has returned to CIeve
land, Ohio. His wife will spend som,
weeks with her mother at Cincinnati, Ohio
w. F. Virgins has moved to Wes
u Glover village and has engaged to worl
L on N. c. Stevens farm during the summer
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Reirden went Wed
Il nesday to Littleton, n. H., to attend tn
d funeral OF Mrs. Reirden's brother, T. j
!. Shea.
d Prof. Prescelle arrived home Thursday
n having had most successful season. 81
n is staying in his cottage in Crystal LAX
e Grove.
y T. F. Tighe, advance agent for the Pres
le celle company, has returned for the sum
, mer and is stopping at the Crystal LAX
i, house.
:, E. II. Pope has added new piazza t
:, his house and graded mis- grounds from tn
> house down to the shop, much improvin
= the premises.
nc Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith of st. Johns
~ bury and Mrs. Harvey Daniels of Lyndon
Ia vile were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. \
a. Smith recently.
Of The B. & M. R. R. Co. will start tt
Ie summer trains June "a, at which tin
Z. there will be change of time for tt
be passenger trains.
ne DR.. and Mrs. Nichols, who have occupie
Id Mrs. Templeton's cottage at Stone Pond
an few days entertained Mr.. and Mrs. ].
as Batchelder on Sunday.
au Mrs. P. A. Robbins and children visite
IL her sisters, Mrs. Bickford and Mrs. Brui
De ming, on her way to grand lodge meeting
IL 1. o. o. F. at Montpelier last week.
.er
ed Colby Stoddard came home from Wi
N, loughby river Friday morning bringing
string of five steelhead trout weighing
-. pounds. The longest measured 215 inche
CARD OF THANKs-We wish in this ma
ro ner to thank the citizens of Barton, vi
have so sympathetically and diligently al
ed US in our sorrow.
Mr.. AND MRS. l. j. FREEMAN.
asst Miss Marde Dutton is having vacati'
OF two weeks. She has gone to New Yor
in where she will visit Mr.. and Mrs. F. \
Cutting; and will also visit in New Have