Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-24

Mrs. Going and daughter Clio have
moved from the DR.. Skinner Office into one
of Charles Graves tenements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde s. Rines go this
week to Maine for three or four weeks
vacation among Mrs. Rines' people.
Mrs. A. F. McDougall and Miss Alice
Jenkins go to-day to the Deerpark hotel
to work for ]. r. Elliott for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nye of West
Charleston spent a few days with Mrs.
Nye's brother, A. R. Cowles, last week.
Mrs. VIM. T. Wiggin left home on
Thursday last for vacation visit to her
son, Prof. Arthur D. W1ggin of Woodstock.
Rev. w. B. Dukeshire attended Sunday
school convention at the Advent church
near Caswell's Mill in Holland last Mon
day.
II. P. Cook has rented the tenement now
occupied by H. T. Seaver in Mrs. Rand's
house and will move there when it is
vacated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sherman of Lisbon,
N. H., spent last week with their sister,
Mrs. s. j. Simpson, and friends at Barton
Landing.
house tomorrow evening. There will be
a little special entertainment for the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Goss of East Burke
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
White and Mr.. and Mrs. g. Fl. Gorham
last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. g. 8. Scott are In Boston
spending couple OF weeks with relatives.
Mr.. Scott will attend the meeting OF the
Shrine this week.
| The Barton grammar school baseball
team played the Irasburg grammar school
team last Thursday at Irasburg and lost by
a score of to3.
| W. Maxwell is at work for the e. w.
Barron Co. in place of Mr.. Cowles, who has
| closed his labors here and gone to his
home in Craftsbury.
Mrs. Fl. e. Boardman of birmingham,
Mass, is expected here Wednesday to
make her home for the future with her
daughter, Mrs. A. z. Story.
Charles Wilkey cut the two middle
fingers of his left hand quite badly with
scythe Friday. This Is the same hand
which was badly hurt last winter.
E. Fl. Glazi-r has bought a building lot
in Crystal Lake Grove, paying $3.50. He
will erect tent on the lot this season and
make preparations to build another spring.
Don't forget the adjourned meeting of
the Barton Telephone Exchange Co., at
the schoolhouse to- morrow evening at $50
O'Clock to hear the reportlof the committee.
Clyde Heath was chosen captain of the
Goddard seminary baseball team for 1908
recently. This is very complimentary, and
we have no doubt that he has earned his
position.
! Andrew Walcott went Wednesday to the
Montreal General Hospital, where he
, underwent a surgical operation Friday.
He seems to be doing well at present
writing.
Regular meeting of Orient chapter, No.
13, o. e. s., will be held Friday evening,
June 2S. Banquet at $50. Work and the
report of the proceedings of the Grand
chapter will be given at this meeting.
Prin. Fl. j. stannard, accompanied by
Mrs. Stannard, goes to Northfield this week
where Mr.. Stannard as chairman of the
visiting board appointed by the governor
will visit Norwich University.
The Barton Cornet band went to New
port Friday night and played with the
Newport band in the open air concert
Later the members attended the minstrel
show. They report pleasant time.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post office June "a. Please say
advertised when calling for these letters
. E. N. Bagley, A. j. Houghton, Mrs. Caro-
line Robie, 2, Theron Robie, 2, Mrs. VIM
Shattuck, Karl Fl. Wheeler.
81. T. Seaver while getting his launch
IS out of the slip at the clubhouse yesterday
had the misfortune to break the bone o
:. his right wrist. DIR. Hastings, who hap
pened to be on the spot, accompanied Mr.
4 Seaver home and reduced the fracture
:. which is doing we'll.
O The engine on Geo. Barstow's boa
|. exploded Friday while a number of peopl
n were taking a pleasure ride. Fortunatel.
d. no one was hurt, though it was an expert
X ment which the party are not anxious t
8. Lave repeated. c. G. Baldwin came to tn
,f rescue with his motor boat, and brough
4. the passengers ashore.
V, 1. o. o. FIJI. d. Phillips, F. 6. Burdick
>. A. w. Morrill,, F. D. Williamson, E. E
" Flanders and j. w. Rock-were at Woods
Vile, n. H., last week. II candidates too
,k the Pluto degree, and about $50 peopl
n. were present. Special rates were given o
the railroad, a banquet was served and
t. general good time enjoyed.
IN 1.-THE Burglar Is the title of play to 3
given at Seaver's hall tonight. Five yea,
tn ago ''The Burglar" when produced at tt
rs, Madison Square theatre was the mol
potent drawing attraction at any of tt
It theatres In New York, and it Is produce
he in tone with all the attention to detail thl
characterizes the production there. 4
h. pretty and interesting play as ever grace
nd the boards of any theatre is ssThe Burglar
Arrangements for the Fourth of Ju
ma celebration by the baseball association ar