Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-23

from Boston, where she has been spending
about three months for her health.
Regular meeting of Crystal Lake camp
M. w. of A, to morrow evening, Tuesday,
Septemb Der "a. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Mrs. e. c. w. Heath has returned fr om
trip to West Lebanon and Hanover, N. H.,
where she visited her brother, John Keat-
ing.
Gerald Plunkett got number of first
premiums on the poultry he exhibited at
the fairs at Sherbrooke and st.Johnsbury
recently.
Kew. w. A. Warner was at South Albany
last Friday evening where he gave bis lee
tu.e on 1.-THE Holy Land " to a good sized
audience.
Mrs. Q. w. Tenney and Miss Mabel Cobb
occupied Mrs. Tenney's cottage at Will
loug hby last week. They report most of
the campers gone.
l.. A. Wilson has bought out the n. d.
Martin harness business and will move his
family from the c. NJ. Darling tenement
into one of Z. Graves tenements.
Mrs. Ellen A. Prescott of Lyndonville is
In town with books Oh the life of Gen. o
o. Howard. She publishes an advertise.
ment in another part of the paper.
Seven of the girls visited Miss Pearle
Robinson Saturday to enjoy with her her
18th birthday. A pleasant social time was
had. Refreshments were served and fine
time enjoyed.
The four sons of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Fl.
Pope spent Sunday with their parents.
1t is reported that this is the first time in
seven years that the family have all been
together.
DIR. A. Frank Bailey of Allstop, Mass, a
former resident, called on friends last
week after spending a vacation with his
family and party of friends at Bethle
hem, n. FL.
- The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post Office Septem Der %. Please
say advertised in calling for these letters
Bert Hollingswortb, Mrs. F. r. Marion.
81 L Miles.
W. Fl. Arkiey of Lyndonyille visited his
father, John Arkley, last week; and DR..
A. 7. Arkiey OF Essex Junction with Mr..
and Mrs. Rawson were the guests of John
Arlzley last week.
H. a. Harding has shipped his horses to
Rochester, n. H., for the races. He has
Elizabeth 5, Baby Girl, Bobby Nye and
King Alien. From Rochester he will &C
! to Brockton, Mass.
Shirley Wakeman invited the teachers
and pupils to the nun ber of about 70 TO 8
corn roast at his fathers -last Wednesday
night. A large number responded anG
report fine time.
There promises to be a strong girls bas
ketbaIl team here this season and tht
team is putting in some practice, gettiE {
ready for early games. They believe there
is no winning without work.
Rivey Gray of Sheffield has moved hi
family into a tenement belonging to N. NJ
Lewis. Mr.. Gray cones here to put hi
daughter into the school, where she ma.
have the best of educational advantages.
Tenements are very scarce. here and tn
moving families have considerable diff
Guilty in getting good tenements. E. [
GaskelI is taking advantage ofthis shortag
of good tenements and is putting up
house for rent. Others should do the same
Work on the schooIhouse is progressin
quite sat tisfactorily. Twenty men are
work op the building, and masons 81
laying brick. They are making a goo
showing daily, and at the present rate {
construction will close it in before an
cold weather.
Probably the youngest and smallest ma
carrier in the state is Emile Revoir. He
seven years old and weighs az pound
2 Every morning he is at the post-o
with his ssU. s. A y bag and carries mail
, the upper end of the village to the mar
parties there who employ him to carr
their mail.
One of the best pieces of property ev
offered for sale at auction in Barton villas
is the residence of Geo. H. Davis, locat:
opposite Hotel Barton. This is most q
II sirable location and the house is in exec
lent repair. A large number of househo
= goods are also advertised for sale. T.
l. sale will be on Saturday, October 5, at
o'clock p. m.
0. q. w. Allard, Supt. for E. F. Moore W
~ has the contract to build the road on Na
street, is in town. He informs the report
s. that he expects to put on a gang of fro
lg twenty five to thirty men and commen
work as soon as the road machinery al
s. some material arrives. The stone will
If crushed here near the road, and a hea
roller used in ballasting.
SIS Mrs. Laura Potter of Belvidere has hin
in a tenement in c. NJ. Darling's teneme
house near Crystal Lake hotel, and "
ng occupy 1t as soon as her goods arrive
ty L. TAYLOR has moved into one of Ze
Hanna's tenements on High street.-M
No. GRAY has moved from the G. Graves no
- into tenement owned by Mrs. Fosi
near the o. d. Owen block on Main str,