Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-25

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Miss Lula Patterson of Craitsbury visit
ed her mother, Mrs. II. d. Phillips, Satur-
day.
Fred Joslyn of Barton Landing has
moved into a tensment In Peter Cota's
house.
Charles K. Woodman of Boston is In
town in the interest of the Woodman
estate.
w. J. Mcqueen of Philadelphia, and
friend, are guests of his niece, Mrs. Fl. e
Foster.
Mrs. Harriet P. Borland goes to Glover
this week to spend Thanksgiving with
relatives.
The Woman's Literary club will meet
with Mrs. Tenney Wednesday evening,
Nov. q, at 7:3O.
Miss Irvie M. Austin has arrived home
from her school in Colchester for the
Thanksgiving recess.
A. p. Underwood has been grading
about his premises to better the road
grade to his buildings.
Thomas Jones of Newport has moved his
family into one of Ii. T. Seaver's tenements
in the Mossman house.
Pillsbury & Baldwin have carload of
tanks and bathroom fittings ready to ship
to California this week.
Miss Sarah M. Allen of Concord, N. H.,
formerly of lrasburg, is staying at Hotel
Barton for several weeks,
Mrs. Martha Nelson, who has been In
Detroit, Mich, for several weeks, the guest
OF relatives, has returned home.
Kimball Page of New Britain, Conn.,, is
visiting his mother for few days. He
will return after Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. j. Gross and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roscoe Dutton of Bloomington Wis
tied Miss Pomona Joslyn last week.
Leon Potter has moved from the Pierce
tenement on Lincoln avenue to one of
Mrs. Fosters tenements on Lakeview
avenue.
Three flocks of wild geese few south
Thursday, indicating that the region from
which they came was getting too cold for
comfort.
Albert Hanna of Lowell, Mass, has
moved into the basement of E. E. Flan-
ders' tenement house (the Geo. Buzzell
house) on High street.
1t is reported that d. L. Grapes has rented
the {. M. Darling store, formerly occu-
pied by G. G. Grow, and that he will put
in q stock of groceries.
The Barton post office will be closed
Thanksgiving day from 9 to 11.3O o'clock
and open II 80 to o'clock, p. M, and at
z o'clock in the evening.
Mrs. N. M. Lewis and Mrs. Geo. King
were at West Glover Friday evening tc
attend the Willing Workers chicken
supper at the village hall.
Mrs. Lucy Brown, who has spent the
summer with her sons here and at Glover
has gone to Clinton, Mass, to spend the
winter with her two daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rouleau have
rented of Il. c. Gay the small tenement
house opposite the Cowles table shop
where they will live this winter.
The Barton village basket ball team went
to Lyndonville Thursday night and played
the st. Johnsbury Co. d. at that place, the
score being rs to IA in favor of Co. D.
s. E. Winslow sold farm OF $50 acres IL
Albany on November End, and two farm
in Bloomington, belonging to William Al
drich, to a man In Canada on Novembe
: 10Th.
w. w. Hartwell, G. W. Tenney ant
I John BorlHnd arrived home from thei
hunting trip in Maine Thursday night
= They brought home five deer heads, tn
9 fruits of their hunt.
: The following letters remain uncalle
for at the post Office November "a. Pleas
}, say advertised in calling for these letters
:, II. W. Beck, E. w. Peterson, E. w. vii
liams, Mrs. Laura Wilson.
II , At meeting of the Vermont Creamerie
company held at the Office of F. w. Bald
: win Wednesday ]. E. Dwinell of Glove
!, and F. d. Thompson of this place we,
elected directors OF the company.
II M. J. Reynolds has bought the timbs
Z on the still water lot, of Geo. Fisk, fc
= Pillsbury & Son, and the lumbermen a,
= cutting and skidding the logs ready |
q draw them into the mill as soon as sno
\. comes.
The Hartman & johnson real esta
al agency has sold the Ora White farm
r Eugene NORM of Ayers Cliff, P. Q. The
= have also sold to Hugh Campbell tv
desirable lots adjoining mis- place in tn
7 village.
D. There will be basket ball game in Sea-
or er's hall Friday night between the Bartc
team and the St.J ohnsbury Athletes, hiS
- is a local st. Johnsbury team and not Il
,'s professional team. There will be no pr
be fessionaI men on either team and the gan
rs should be good one.
Mt MacIntosh's moving pictures and illu
~ trated songs will appear in Seaver's ope
hall Wednesday evening, Nov. "a, und
the auspices of the Barton cornet ban
Admission 20 and 30 cents, children
raj cents. Come out and enjo the entertai