Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-02

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Bell telephones have recently been in
stalled in the homes Of DR.. Lamphear,
Prof. c. L. Erwin, John Carroll and DR..
Young.
DR.. Percy Bartlett, a professor and sur
geon at Dartmouth college, Hanover, was
the guest OF D-. g. B. Rowell several days
last week.
Dr.. G. 3. Rowen and his family, who
have been visiting relatives of Mrs. Roweu
in Canada for the last six weeks, have re-
turned home.
Carl D. F1ezch AID family, who have
been spending most of thesummer at VIII
loughby, broke camp and returned home
q few days ago.
Mrs. W. W. Foster, who hes spent the
summer with friends and relatives in this
vicinity, started for her home in Denver,
Col, last "Wednesday.
Mrs. Ii. w. Buchanan and her mother,
Mrs. @. B. Merrill, go to Rockland, Me,
this week to visit Mrs. Buchanan's daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. NJ. Little.
Earle Huntly, who has been at work in
the mills here for two years, closes his Ia
bors here soon and will go to Albany,
n. Y, where he has work.
Barton Landing baseball tesm won from
LyndouvIlle this forenoon by score OF
to 4. Barton Landing won from Newport
Saturday by a score of 6 to2.
The girls of this village who have been
having "lovely time" camping at Will
loughby for several weeks broke camp yes
terday and have returned.
Mrs. c. N. Taylor and son, Roy. of
Springfield, Mass, who have been the
guests of Mrs. @. E. Cole for three weeks
return to their home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Barrows accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ. Dean OF
West Burke will spend this week at the
camp meeting at Waterbury.
Howard Towle is home from Bright
look hospital and will remain here unless
further complications take place to necess-
itate his return to the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel c. King from Keene,
N. H., have been visiting his brother, R. s.,
King, for few days. The brothers had
not seen esch other for twenty five years.
| Work in the e. L. Chandler Co.'s mills
will begin at $50 g. n. commencing to-
day (Monday) and close at o'clock each
might, except Saturdays when it closes at
5 O'Clock P. m.
A Polander named Charles Smith was
quite badly hart by board thrown from
saw in the mills last week. The board
struck him in the breast, and It is reported
that one or two ribs were broken.
Mrs. B. F. Jackman is quite sick, and
Mrs. Cynthia Dennison is poorly. Thomas
Buzzo was very i'll last week, but is
reported better. Mrs. Celesta Ewens, Mrs.
Gardine's mother, is also on the sick list.
Emery Lothrop and Glen McNamara.
who have been camping at Wilioughby,
have returned home. Mr.. Lothrop goes to
Boston to attend Burdette college and Mr..
Mcnamara goes TO his home at Lincoln, N
H.
The private footbridge OF j. G. Turn
bulls across the river opposite the passen-
ger station has been newly plenked and is
now considered safe to travel over. While
this is private property it is great public
convenience.
Mrs q. w. Buchanan and Mrs. g. S.
Dodge attended the session Of the Grand
lodge of Pythian Sisters at 81. Johnsbury
on August 27 and 2S They report very
enjoyable time. Mrs. Buchanan is Past
J Grand Chief, Mrs. Dodge was elected
Grand Manager.
Miss Mae Wiley is having trouble with
her hand. She injured 1t short time
ago and blood poison set in. She was
, obliged to leave Willoughby where a num-
Der of her associates were camping and
come home for treatment. Tire hand is
3 gaining at present.
The work on B. o. Smiths new store is
progressing rapidly. The three large six
!, foot windows Of plate glaze, with the 3x6
:. eide windows, will give him an excellent
opportunity to show goods. The tenement
q upstairs, having six rooms, will be con-
d structed with all tie modern conveniences,
and the basement is commodious and just
e what is needed for storage. 1t will
g require about three weeks to complete the
work.
d The new water works are nearly COM
a pieted Last Saturday the water from
Clay Hill springs was let into the reservoir
and everything seems to be all right. This
, is encouraging as many believed the
springs were too low to reach the required
: height. This new supply will give the viii
lage all the water of the best quality that
. will be needed for many years and all are
to be congratulated On the success OF the
: enterprise.
The 1st regiment, Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythiae, met at 81. Johnsbury
of August "a q. All wko attended from
le here report pleasant and profitable time
e. The members of Co. 6 who went from
:, here were Capt. II. L. Moor, 1st Lieut.. B
IS. o. Smith, 2nd Lieut.. e. B. Wiley, Pas
=. Capt E. A. Wiley, 1st Serg. c. E. Clark