Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-04-08

James King, who has been spending two
months in Boston and New York, came
home last Friday.
The Woman's Literary club will meet
with Miss Foss Wednesday evening, April
10, at 80 O'Clock.
Crystal Lake IS up to its banks and has
been running over the dam st the outlet
since last Tuesday.
Bertha Shatney has finished work at
Crystal Lake House and returned to her
home at West Glover.
Mrs. Sarah Simpson has returned from
the hospital in Boston where she went for
an operation on her eye.
Oliver Valley was in Canada last week
and bought 10000 feet of timber for but
ter tubs for the tub factory.
Mrs. Nancy Simpson. who is stopping at
the home of Rev. F. w. Lewis at St.Johns-
bury, was in town last week.
Misses Alta and Alma Bean of Minton,
P. O., are spending their vacation with
their sister, Mrs. A. a. Larabee.
Miss Hazel Folsom, who has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. A. F. McDougall,
returns to- day to Stanstead Convent.
The annual meeting OF the Crystal Lake
Fish and Game club will be held in the
| high school room Tuesday evening, April
| 16.
Mrs. E. E. Chaffee and her two children
of Montreal were the guests of Mrs.
| cjs IoCf
week.
Mrs. Rose Carey and Frank Wilkey, who
have been working at Crystal Lake House
| some months, have closed their labors
there.
Mrs. L. n. Moody and son Paul of
! Chelsea came last week to spend some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A M D..
Tower.
Mrs. Willard Frost of Nortbfi cid, q
sister of g. II. Gorham, has moved to this
towr, where she will make her home for
the present.
r G. Meulton of East Penn broke, N. H.
was in town last Friday to call on his
cousin, Rev. A. B. Blake, whom he had
not seen since 1862.
The remains OF Sabra Merriam, formerly
of this place but late of Massachusetts. are
to be brought here and buried in the north
cemetery Wednesday.
The Barton girls basket ball team met
the West Derby high school girls team at
Newport Friday evening and defeated
them by score OF 80 to 5.
The annual business meeting of the
fire company will be held in the village
hall Tuesday evening of this week. full
attendance it desired by the chief.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post office April s. Please say
advertised when calling for these letters
Mr.. Alfred LaLoude, Miss Barey Smith.
l. A. Loveland, president of the York
Corporation Trust com pany of Gilsum, N
H has been spending ABOUT week here
selling asbestos stock in the Lowell mine
Rev. W. A. Warmers lecture on ''The
Holy Land" will be given Sunday evening
April q, instead of next Sunday evening
rs announced at both churches yesterday
c. NJ. Darling will raise his block or
High street, dig a cellar and put stone
foundation under it when the frost is ou
OF the ground, Z. c. Grow having charg'
of the work.
The Woman's Christian Temperate
union are invited to meet with Mrs. E. II
{ Webster Tuesday afternoon. April 9, at
O'Clock. Topic: ''Homemakers, and al
mothers are cordially invited to attend.
It is. reported that Mrs. Lucy Brown
e who is stopping with her daue hter il
Clinton, Mass, since her operation, is gain
ing slowly and can use her right arm so a
j to be able to write letters to friends here.
: Mrs Mary Hull was recently, presente
with an Easter lily plant which is. forty
six inches in height and has nine beautiful
lilies in blossom. 1t is rare sight an
many are taking the opportunityto see il
r.. Grant and family will move soon t
"a Union, N H., where Mr.. Grant has posi-
tion in store. Mr.. Grants people hav
made many friends here during thei
> residence in this village, who will wis
them success and happiness in their ne
u home. -,
y Friends here received word last nigf
/ that Mrs. John Burke of Lowell, Mass
j, died Sunday morning. John Rowen too
the midnight train for Lowell. Mrs. s.Burl
s. has spent several summers here and hi
IN made many fast friends. More partict
lars will be given next week.
W ~ M. Darling and F. Ell. Pillsbury eac
~ bought of the other strip of land
straighten their lines about their blocl
~ on High street near the creamery la
y week. MIR. Pilsbury will put piszza
feet wide on the north and east sides
his block during the simmer.
=. A doe visited the village yesterday abo'
l O'Clock and was seer by large mum b
of people who were going home fro
p Sunday school. She came up BY Il
d Congregational church through the scho
ward crossed the road, and went toward t.
eet river through S c Curriers' yard.