Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-15

| subject being, "The Return of the Clean
ers."
The ladies of the Congregational society
will hold lawn party Tuesday evening,
| July 16. Ice cream and cake will be served
| from seven until nine O'Clock. The band
will be present to furnish music.
Baseball Notes.
The Barton team is very siren uousIy con-
valescent.
Problem: if more than one OF the team
were to miss the train, how far could Jack
Bishop spread himself?
Barton's running, sliding and diving to
| bases in the LyndonviIle game Saturday,
was sight worth seeing.
II one-hit games are likely to occur
often enough to be monotonous, someone
should speak to Carroll Webster.
The game at Lyndonville, Saturday, re-
suited in victory for the home team by
score of II to 1. The itemized score will be
given next week.
The game Saturday on the fair grounds
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Barton and the Barton Mill team resulted
in victory for the former by score of s
to 6.
| It should not be inferred that Lyndon
vile did not play good steady game; it
was simply case OF being up against re-
markable combination of pitching, field
ing, hitting and base running.
After lapse of three years, ST. Johns
bury is again to be represented here in
baseball, and the occasion should be made
a special event. It is expected the band
will furnish music. The team that appears
here next Wednesday played Barton a
very close game June %, and has since de-
feated Littleton, Lancaster and Woods
vile, N. III.
The team had an attractive offer of two
game trip the middle of this week, one
that would mean considerable to its treas
ury, but waived it, in order to give the
home people chance to see game at the
home grounds. Probably the team will
play three or four games away, before
playing another home game. In view of
the special occasion, wouldn't it be proper
for our merchants to close from two to
four next Wednesday afternoon?
BARTON LANDING.
Mrs. Heber Parker is still quite ill.
Charles Parlin has moved to Brownging-
ton.
VIII. Blaisdell, who has been quite sick,
is improving.
Miss Grace Fisk of Plainfield is visiting
at c. E. Gays.
Rev. and Mrs. I. P. Chase of Plainfield
are visiting here. *
+ Mrs. Geo. Hoyt was the guest of friends
in Derby last week.
Mrs. J. P. Westcott has returned to her
home in Newtonville, Mass.
Henry Gage has moved from Evans :
vile into the Kimball block.
Mrs. G. B. stoddard visited friends in
Westfield several days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hall are happy over
the birth of boy last Tuesday.
, G. E. Dean and family were the guests
! of friends in West Burke last week.
Miss Amy Fisk of Montpelier has come
to live with her sister, Mrs. G. E. Gay.
Charles and Henry Hussey of Cam bridge
Mass. are the guests of Mrs. Henry Bas-
. sett.
q Clarence Wheeler has sold his place te
Hale Mason and has moved to Beverly
I Mass.
9 David Wiley has been to Maine To-
8 horses and brought home fine span O
: bays.
! Mrs. Bertha Hooker of st. Johns bury i
q visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H
9 Lothrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. John. House are happy owe
:. the baby boy who came into their hom
on the 29th ult.
a j. E. Lyon has sold his herd of cows t.
. Harry Merrill, and will not keep dair,
= for the present.
II Miss Percis Batchelder of Newport. n
Is H., was the guest of B. F. D. Carpente
r. some days last week.
1t w. B. Bowman and family have bee
it visiting friends In Sutton, Burke an
,r Lyndonville recently.
s. Anna Bassett is taking vacation, an
at present is visiting her brother, W. "
T. Bassett, at Bloomington.
20 Geo. B. Stoddard has sold his residene
in this village to George Hunt, who latel
moved here from Brownipgton.
" Mrs. J. B. Bogers has returned to A
bany to care for her mother, Mrs. Law
renee, who was worse last week.
T. N. O'Meir the efficient salesman
G. E. Deans clothing store, will 60
Swanton, for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. NJ. c. Robbins and her two sons
=, Chicago were the guests OF Mrs. W.
- Blaisdell, Mrs. Robbins sister, recently.
er Fred Wheeler and his family, who ha
been West lately are here at Charl
-. Wheeier's on account of the sickness of
:, child.