Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-30

Mrs. a. ID. Chandler, Mrs. Lord and miss
| Z. $. Eaton. who have spent the summer
at Willoughby, are home again.
| Skinner & Fr9nch are just completing a
stable in connection with their barn on
South street, {. E. Gay doing the work.
/ At the regular opening at B. o. Smiths
new store there Was a rush of buyers to
take advantage of the sale last Saturday.
The two iron bridges, one over the Bar
ton River and the other over Willoughby
River, have each received coat of paint re-
Gently.
| Henry Rogers and family, who have
| spent the summer at Wlloughby, are at
Dean Rogers caring for Mr.. Rogers
mother.
! It is reported that the Brown block is to
be enlarged to accommodate o. w. L0cke's
increasing business. He is now crowded
| for room.
Mrs. Helen (Fairbrother) Hammond,
formerly of this place, but who has been
away for several years, is the guest of rela-
tives here.
Lortn Alden has moved into Lucius
Nye's Alibee house on school street and
John Buskey has moved into the tenement
over the Willey meetmsrket.
It is reported that Mrs. Emerson had the
misfortune to fell down flight of stairs
Friday and injured herself quite severely,
but no bones were fractured.
Mr. and Mrs. George Twombly, who
have been visiting friends here for six
weeks, returned to their home IN Cam
bridge, Mass, last Wednesday.
Dana Trip of HaverhiH, Mass, and
Clayton Badger OF Worcester, Mass, who
have been visiting relatives here for a few
weeks returned home last Saturday.
Charles NJ. Hagar, and Miss Grace NJ.
Hitchias, OF Bloomington. were united in
marriage, at the Cong'l parsonage, on Sat
urday, Sept. 285h, by Rev. ". L. shactfsr.
Intervale Chapter, No 81. o. E. s, will
attend IL 7 body the district meeting at
Island Pond on Oct. 9th. This chapter has
tn , opening ceremonies at that meeting.
Miss BESSIE Eastman ofManchester, n H.,
spent Friday here with friends. Next
Tuesday she viii come again to do millt-
merry work during the season for Mrs..
L. E Spa ford.
Mrs. Meta (McGafey) Delaney of Hart
ford, Conn, and Mrs. j. Burton Stowe ci
West Miibury, Mass, were in town last
week on account of the sickness of Mrs
Dean Rogers.
, Miss Florence Blackburn went last
/ Monday to the Royal Victoria hospital
Montreal, for surgical operation, which
was pronounced successful. and she is re-
ported as doing well at the present writing
A number of the young people went t.
Irasburg Saturday to witness the ball game
Q played between the High school team her
: and the IrRsburg nine. The game wa
called after seven innings, the score stand
ing 8 to 3.
n On account of the increase in volume 0
business being done here the B. & NJ. R. r
company will enlarge their freight house
making it third larger by putting Of
: thirty feet in length the whole width O
the present building.
g The member of the 6. A. r. Post an
the Woman's Relief Corps will meet in tn
# vestry of the M. e. church for their reg
: ular fall meeting on Tuesday, Oct. s. Th
gentlemen will furnish the dinner and d
the honors and the ladies will be the guest
A good time is anticipated.
7. E. NJ. Carpenter and Miss Vfada Perkir
of Evansville were united in matrimon
,e at the NJ. E. parsonage, on Saturday, tt
285f, by Rev. w. r. Davenport. The mai
ried coupletook the train for the south fc
a short wedding tour, but are to reside o
q farm nelr Evansville on their return.
The new veneer mill is progressing
rapidly as could be expected. Conside
IN able blasting for the fiume water wheel
being done, and Horace Way OF Albany
looking after putting in the wheel.
addition to the water power to be used
vo large engine will be installed, the two ful
nishing all the power needed to do tt
80 work required.
The condition of the sick as reported
as follows: LII. w. Hudson was on the sic
list but is better, FL. c. Jones, David Ha
riman, Dan Buchanan and Mrs. Greer we
KS all more or less i'll last week. DR.. Wrigt
who was badly injured at his tub shop
yn Barton last week, was quite ill for sever
days but was in his Office Friday thouG
we really unable to be there; he is howev
n improving.
E. E. Doe, Ed. Skinner and o. Fl. Mos
NJ. man of Barton spent several days last we
I'd, at Mr.. Does cottage at Willoughby al
gave considera BILE time fishing for the e
.Ik hibit at the state fair at White River Jun
his ton. They were successful in catchil
the fish, but could not keep them alive
the exhibit. 81. f. Pillsbury added quite
u number of salmon trout to the stock,
me they died likewise and the problem is hC
to preserve the fish alive.
Of rbo ,eo,,,o 81 tbis ,,I.oo ore ~,
ew ha or,.sore -, o,hor vi,Iooes =, ,be Ii,,o
athletic entertainments this winter.