Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-14

Mrs. F. NJ. Allchurch, who has been
spending about two weeks in Boston, re-
turned home last Thursday night.
William Carter, who has been shovelling
coal for the B. & NJ. railroad company,
has work In the shops at Lyndonville.
w. B. Bowman will add another chair in
his barber shop and with his wite's assist
ance do ladies' hair work in the future.
A number from this place went to New
port last Thursday and Friday evenings to
attend the homs talent minstreis' show.
Charles Boardway, who has been work
ing for the E. L. Chandler Co, has work
at Claremont, n. H., and has gone there.
DR.. A. E. Parlin was in Montpelier
several days last week on business trip
connected wit, the state medical RssociR-
tion.
1t is reported that Frank Hall has bought
out an interest in E. E. Mathews business
and the firm will be Mathews & Hall
hereafter. Success to the new firm.
The funeral of H. NJ. Mcqueen on Fri
day, January 4, was largely attended by
the Woodmen of Derby and this place, in
stead of Foresters as stated last week.
Ten of the friends Of Hale Ma OF,
! the new BOOK keeper for the E IL. Chandler
Co., came from Newport last Friday night
and gave him a social benefit.
The Forester team of the Barton Land
! ing Camp, NJ. W. of A, went to st. Johns
bury last Friday night to confer the de-
gree work on a large class of candidates.
The Book and Thimble Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon, January Is, at 2:3O
O'Clock with Mrs. o. W. Locke instea of
with Mrs Chandler as announced last
week.
The carpenters, who have been at work
some months on F. G. Sherburne's house
finished it last week. F. G. Stoddard viii
occupy one of the ten9ments and Mr.
Sargent of Albany the other.
G. E. Dean has just received from Ohio
two large glass show cases, one of which il
10 TT. by 8 fit. in. by 2 feet, and the othel
Nis ft. by IT. in. by feet. These Civ
more room for the purpose of displaying
goods.
T. The Montpelier high school girls basko
ball team will play game Of basket bal
here in the opera hall next Thursday even
ing with the girls team of this village. 1
is expected this will be an exciting gam
and full attendance is expected.
b. The Modern Woodmen will give g DO:
social in Darling's hall Tuesday evening
January 15. There will be music, readings
and games. The boxes will be sold 6
auction, everyone is invited. Don't for
get to. bring yolr bast girl and box c
lunch. !. )
There has been an unusual amount {
Y sickness here recently, almost every famil
being afflicted more or CESS. There al
many cases of grip or influenza. Anon
g 'those-sick at present we mention Mrs. {
: P. Adams, who is sick at Cabot, g.
f Adams, Frank Bean, Mrs. I. d. r. Collin
t Harold Gardyne, Ernest Wiley, Miss Dol
"a Puivah, Miss E. S. Eaton, Mrs. n.
s. Clark, G. E. Gay, Ira Sturtevant and man
: others.
Last Wednesday night the village ba
ket ball team played the Lyndonville boy
at Lyndonville, losing by the score of 81
- 21. Our boys put up game fight an
felt the defeat no disgrace. The retul
game will be announced later. On Satu
s. day night the boys defeated the Barte
End team 81 to 16. Following is the Lii
up of the Barton game:
BARTON LANDING BARTON
Huntly, RI IF, Hs
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