Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-17

burned some years ago, for the purpose of
doing veneer work.
Rev. w. r. Davenport will be in attend
ance at the commencement exercises OF
Montpelier seminary this week. Mr.. Dav-
enport is one of the trustees and former
principal of this school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Wiley, Mr.and Mrs.
William Annis, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Skin
ner, c. B. O,dway, B. F. Moulton, Charles
Wheeler and s A. Grow attended the meet
ing OF the Veterans association at Glover
last Wednesday.
About one half of the distance of the
ditch for the new water supply is complet-
ed, and it is hoped that in July the work
will be completed, which will give the viii
lage one of the best water systems in this
part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamper and S. g. Davis of
Lynn, Mass. are stopping for some weeks,
for the third time in as many years, at the
Valley House. Mr.. Lamper has fine auto
and is very generous in taking parties out
for pleasure trips.
Owing to vacancies which have occurred
o1hSO tnC u1OCbihS VI tuO lOOSO Vi
M. W. A. the following officers have been
elected to fill their places: j. j. Neddow,
adviser; o. A. Lyon, clerk; M. j. Shepard,
watchman; Albert Durocher, sentry. BE
Charles st. Peters had finger taken off
on the buzz planer which has manned so
many in the E. l.. Chandler Co.'s mills;
Mr.. Whitcomb also got finger badly hurt
s,,% ID
his foot by loaded team running over it,
recently.
About fifteen of the Knights of Pythias
of this place attended the tenth anniver-
sary meeting at Lyndonville with Olympia
lodge, Knights of Py5hias, of that town.
| Appollo lodge of st. Johnsbury worked the
| first rank, and Philemon lodge of Barton
Landing worked the third rank. The Wis
| itors speak in glowing terms of the pleas
ant time experienced.
| At the meeting held last Tuesday even
| ing by those interested in baseball, there
| was a good attendance and considera BILE
| interest manifested. 1t was decided to
| build grand stand and fit up the grounds
| in fine shape for playing the game. An
executive committee was elected to have
this and other matters in charge, consist
ing of Roy Bean, A. G. Harris and DR..
Wells. A committee for securing players
were named as follows: Irving Joslyn, Ed.
Garvin and +. M. Allchurch. Asa Harris
was chosen manager of the team.
| Methodist Church Notes.
Epworth League will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow night.
Church prayer meeting Friday evening.
A large attendance is desired.
1t is expected that new hymn books for
the Sunday school and evening service will
be here for use next Sunday. There have
been one hundred ordered.
Rev. E. E. Reynolds of Rayerhill, Mass,
who preached the baccalaureate sermon
before the graduating class at Montpelier
seminary last Sunday, will occupy the pull
pit here at an early date. Mr.. Reynolds is
brother law of the pastor.
Mrs. Eass, national organizer of the Wo-
mans Home Missionary society, spoke
Sunday morning. At the close of her ad-
dress thirty-two persons joined as active
or associate members. This means about
200 per cent gain over last year.
SOUTH BARTON.
Rev. franklin Blake of Sutton will speak
at the schoolhouse next Sunday at p. m.
The Willoughby Wood and Lumber Co.
baseball team go to Barton June % to play
the tub shop team of that place. Game
called at 80 p. m.
Edward Mcclellan of Boston, president
and J. A. Blake of Maiden, Mass, treasurer
of the Willough ghby Wood and Lumber Co.,
we're in town on business for few days
last week.
ALBANY.
Mrs. Augusta Richardson is ill.
r. M. CowIes was in Newport last Tues
day.
Don Mcclellan has returned from Rut
land.
Andrew Miles has purchased the Andrus
place.
Mrs. Kate Delano has gone to Hardwick
visiting.
Mrs R. M. Cowles left last Thursday fol
a visit in Boston.
| hlES. brOWn Oi 1aTQWlCk ID ASIS CdTlDS
for Peter Bashaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Seaver visited in
Boston last week.
Mrs. Julia Bake of Eden is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Honey.
Miss Nora Copeland is visiting in Barton
at Mrs. McDougalPs.
Miss Susie Silver and Adds Marckres
were married June IL.
Children's day was observed in the NJ
E. church last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r Winget spent several
DAYS last week in Richford.
Peter Bashaw, who has been very Ill fol
some time, is slowly gaining.
Several from here attended the soldiers
reunion at Glover Wednesday.
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