Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-04-22

Ell Hardy of the Holbrook Grocery
Co. unloaded a carload of grass seed here
last Wednesday.
Court Roaring Brook, 1 o. F., meets in
regular session next Wednesday evening at
s O'Clock. work.
F. G. Burdick announces that there viii
be roller skating at seaver's opera hall
Saturday evening.
Jed Lapete has engaged to work for
Brown & Sawyer in their livery stable
during the summer.
Rev. NJ. S Eddy of Swanton was the
guest of his mother and sister here for
short time last week.
Buckley Brothers paid for butter for the
first week in April 29.46c and for butter
fat 33 cents per pound.
Miss Harriet Austin has returned from
vacation spent in Virginia, Washington,
D. c., and Boston, Mass.
Fred Wiley of st. Johnsbury has en-
gagged to work for w. W. Wiley in the
bakery during the summer.
Floyd Herding of Monroe, n. H., has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Cooper for week recently.
Mrs. W. Allchurch was in Newport last
Friday and Saturday, the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. D. A. DolIoff.
Miss Sarah Mcclellan entertained the
ladies of the ThimbIe club at Mrs. L. NJ.
Hubbard's Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Kirke of South Troy spent
a few days with Mrs, Mary Morrill, and
her sister, Mrs. Wright, last week.
| Mrs. Watkins, who has spent most OF
| the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Roy P.
Skinner, has returned to Newport.
Frank B. Tower launched his new mo.
ter boat last Friday afternoon on Crystal
lake outlet and it swims like duck.
Rev. Father j. E. Leblanc will be in Lyn-
! donville from today until Wednesday noon
| to attend forty hours devotion at that
place.
AT the sugar party held at j. P Urie's
on Friday, April L, e. A. Walcott took q
negative of the crowd which makes nov
ell picture.
L. C. w. Heath is reported to have hired
room over the Barton National bank
where he will move his barber tools in the
near future.
Annual meeting for the election OF the
officers of Orleans Lodge, No. 55, A. F. and
A. M, will be held Friday evening, April
26, at 1880 O'Clock.
Ground was broken to-day for the foun.
dation of the new school building and it il
expected that from this time the enterprise
! will be rapidly carried forward.
F. a. PiIlsbury and DIR. Hastings hav,
purchased automobiles which came las
week, and it is reported that several other
have bought autos which will arrive soon
The following letters remain uncalles
for at the post office April %. Please sa,
advertised when calling for these letters
Mrs. Alfred Belanger, David House, M. A
LIduck, Ara Morse.
meeting of all interested In Barton
baseball for the season OF 1907 is called a
the high school room tomorrow evenin,
at 1880 p. m. Don't fail to be present an,
pass the word along.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur s. Drew were il
Boston several weeks recently. Mr. Drey
has returned, but Mrs. Drew and her sister
Mrs. B. B. Blake, are expected to remain
for a few weeks longer.
Miss Grace Chandler went to Coventr
Saturday where she commences her schoc
! to-day. Carrie Young and Gertrud
Chandler both begin their schools at Wes
Danville next Monday.
C. L. Hall closes his Iabors for the Peer
less Co. here the last of this month an
will go to Lenoxville, P. O., into the mer
; camille business. 1t is reported that j. "
Goad will take Mr.. Hall's place.
9 About S175 has been signed for the pun
f pose of having ceremony at the laying g
j the corner stone of the new school build
i ing, and the event is almost assured t
come off. The date will be given later.
Martin Miner of Windsor was in tow
last week putting in the fixtures and pir
e ing for the milking machines at Waite
Nye's and H. s Fisk's. It is expected tt
machines will arrive soon and be in opers
tion.
Rehearssls for the comedy drama in fiy
acts, ''The Deacon" are going on and tt
o date has been changed from May 81
May 18th. The play will be given und'
the auspices of the Village Improvemel
society.
= Hszen Clark, electrician OF Barre, and b
family are boarding at Crystal Lake Hous
K They expect to keep house in the SKIM
house Mr.. Clark has been hired by Il
n trustees to take charge of the municip
electric plant.
h The Woman's Literary club viii meet
the reading room on Wednesday eyel
p ing at 7:3O. 1t is expected that the pape
from the state federation will be given, al
a history of the club and talk on bird
besides the usual program. A good atten'
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