Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-07

Mrs. Watkins of Newport is staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Charles CiogstoD,
of South Church street.
f. @ Burdick announces that there will
be roller skating at Seaver's hall Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Harriet 3. Borland, who has been
spending two months with friends In
Glover, has returned home.
E. R. Flanders has sold his farm, farm
ing tools, hay, grain, and stock in Morgan
to DIR. Corlis from Canada.
An account of the reunion held in q. A.
r. hall Friday afternoon and evening will
be found in the vicinity items.
II. V. Drown has been repairing his car
riage and sled shop. He has clapboarded
1t and will make other repairs.
Rev. w. A. Warner will attend the state
{. E convention at Swanton this week, as
delegate from the society here.
Mrs. Emma Lapete, who has been work.
ing at the Crystal Lake house for year, is
taking vacation of two weeks.
A number OF our citizens went to White
Riven- Junction last week to the state fair.
They report most excellent fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Tower, who have
been spending three weeks in Chicago and
Morrison, H., ret urned home Friday.
} Mrs. j. d. Foster, who has been i'll since
January, is slowly recovering. Mrs. J. E
Littlefield, her nurse, is still with her.
The ladies of the Methodist church will
serve their annual harvest supper October
16. Further announcement next week.
Mrs. C. F. Mason, who has been spend
ing the lsst two months With her sister,
- Ms. II. 2. Cook, returns to Boston thi
. week.
, The following letter remains uncallet
|. for at the post Office October Z. fless
!. say advertised in calling for these letters
, E. F. Moore.
\. w. L. Jacobs of South Pasadena, Cal
g. who has been here and at Montpelier an
L. other points in the east the past few weeks
70 has returned home.
l. R.E. Foster has moved into the F. Z
d, Nelson tenement vacated by Roy P. Skin
y ner, who has moved into the home of hi
is stepfather, e. r. Cook.
le Marshall Calkins of Westmore is clerk
IL ing for E. w. Barron. He has moved b
er family from Westmore into Mrs. Dow
e tenement on Park street.
- Miss Margaret Downing and G. f
- Olmstead of Nashua, N. H., who have bee
:. working during the summer season {
80 Bethlehem, N. H., are in town.
es Roll call of the fire company Tuesda
m. Oct. s. Business at 7 O'Clock and roll ea
no 7:15.
hv Per order Fire Wardens.
Ike F. B. Tower and r. P. Webster start tt
7Rs night on pleasure trip to Buffalo, Mi
for CARA Falls, Detroit and other western cite
US They expect to be gone about two week
'he Roger Woodman,a son OF the late Hora
.he Woodman, from Kansas City, is here wi
his uncle, G. Edwin Woodman, lookir
after the interests of the Woodman estat
: The Woman's Christian Temperan
W. union will give an informal reception
the teachers Tuesday afternoon, Octob
s, at O'Clock, at the home of Mrs. Unde
in wood.
Don't forget the grand play, '''Tony t
sak Convict" tomorrow night, October 81
at 8p. M, at Crystal Lake Hall, with soc
ion after play. All welcome. Price % and
cents.
nd J.W. LaRock has closed his labors
the Drown carriage shop. He has moy
from E. E. LiddeIl's house and he a
'n0 Mrs. LaRock will board at Crystal Ii
house.
~ Henry Gay goes this week to attend
Grand Lodge OF Good Templars at NJ ar
H. field. He has attended the Grand Lo
meeting of the order for twenty-one ye
srk- in succession.
On account of increase of business. {
'ase c. Lang has engaged Harrison Huff, jew
OF Bay City, Mich, to work for the seas
II be This gives Mr.. Lang force OF three Gle
and jewelers..
ION The E. W. Barron Co.'S new sign reads
w Barron CompanyICash Store" The
has been repsinted and adds brilliane
the array of good signs for which
village is noted.
sr. The auction sale of household goods
s of the Davis place Saturday was
81 attended and articles sold reasonably Y
The goods were an exceptionally good
. oh The place was sold to James g. King
nine. S4275.
from
raves hir7 D. "a Ou' II Ian =
five weeks vacation spent among
Cunningham's relatives in Canada and
Cunningham is now taking business
"ii1 through West Virginia, Mississippi,
bama. Tennessee and Kentucky
Y to -,
other, me poyS lu.eLe9's- - = -Ai
.i,;,. PilIsbury wss elected manager and
-, CIoutier captain. A strong team is asc
as several OF the old players will
hand and there is considerable new Z
iioul rial to select from.