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

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B. j. Jenness is ill with typhoid fever
and z. III. Foster, assistant mail carrier, is
covering R. F. ID. route No 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ Dummett, who have
been in the White mountains all summer, j
returned home Saturday evening.
Geo. r. Grant of Union, N Fl l., formerly
sal snan in theE. w. Barron Co. store, was
in town over Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. Sarah Crow and two daughters
who have been guests at Hotel Barton
for several weeks, have returned to Chicsgo.
The Women's Literary club will hold its
first meeting Of the year with Mrs Thomp-
son, Wednesday evening, Oct 2nd, at Z 30.
Mrs. Timothy Gary and her mother,
Mrs. Jackson, have gone to ST. Albans
where they expect to make their home this
winter.
MFs. Lucy Robinson and daughter,
Lillian, returned last week from a trip to
Boston, Melrose Highlands and Glouces-
ter, Mass.
Mrs. II. w. Abbott, daughter and son,
who bave been visiting at the home Of
Harlow Foas, have returned to their home
at Wirchendop, Mass.
Mrs. Frank Chase Myrtle ColIiston), OF
JUhuetown, n. Y, recently spent several
weeks with her father, David Collision,
ana other relatives here.
The individual averages of the regular
members OF the Barton baseball team for
the season just passed will be found on
another page of this paper.
N. NJ. Scott's three sors from ST. Johns
bury were in town last Thursday to make
arrangements for their fathers and
mothers golden wedding, which takes
place on October %.
1t has been thought best to make dates
for the Business Mems Carnival on the
first Tuesday and Friday evenings in
November, instead OF October as was
originally intended.
The following letters remain uncalled
fer at the post office Septemb Der 20. Please
say advertised in calling for these letters
AFnes BIouln, 8, Geo ChesIey, E. c..
Hackett, Hollis Willard, 2.
Court Roaring Brook, No. 4730, l. o. F,
meets in special session next Friday, Octo-
| Der 4, at p. II. H. c. R., s. w. Arm
| strong, will be present with important
communications from the supreme court.
Mr.. spauldipg OF Arlington, w., who
has been visiting bis daughter, Mrs. W. A.
Warner, returned to his home lest week,
accompanied by Clayton Warner, who will
spend the winter with bis grandparents.
Pillsbury & Son have finished the mill
dam, doubled the width of the channel in
the river, built bridge across the dam tc
the mill yard and greatly improved the
place, making the mill property safe from
freshets.
VIII all members of the Eastern Sta
who plan to attend the district meeting t.
be held at Island Pond, October 9th, kind
ly inform the sec etary, Mrs. c. A. Bar
row, not later til n October 4th, in orce
hat she may notify North Star chapte
how many to plan for entertainment iron
this chapter.
The annual handicap golf tournamen
CT Breton Woods, n. H., was won b.
Leon G. Batchelder, well known here
TEa prize was handsome silver cup. Mr.
Betchelder was staying at the Noun
Pleasant house, and it was the first tim
that house has won from the Noun
Washington house.
The Odd Girls society will serve suppe
at the Methodist church parlors Frida
evening. The menu consists of oysters
cold meats, pies and other good thing'
}, Members OF the G. A. r. and their wive
are invited at O'Clock, and the genert
public at 6. Price % cents. A cords
/, invitation is extended to all.
n Fl. V. Drown has bought the Aaro
Drown and Henry Nault repair shop bac
:, of his blacksmith shop near the creamer,
t He has bought the right to make the Aaro
Drown patent sleds and has contract fl
20 twenty i've sleds to be made before slet
= ding this winter. He will employ fl
men and do new work and repairing
connection with his blacksmithing.
: The Prescelle company left town Satu
day for Montpelier where they will give
week of entertainments. The compal
= will consist of eighteen persons, and W
Montpelier they go TO Keene, N. H., whe
* a series of entertainments will be give
Sc From that town they go to Lowell, and W
visit other large places during the fall al
en- winter.
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Mrs. Z. H. Chase of Chicago, Mrs. j.
Atwater and Miss Helen n. Loden
Ut Washington, d. C., Judge and Mrs. Fay
at Meriden, Conn.,, Mrs. Hoover Of BostC
E. H. Mesire OF New York, Mr.. and NJ
d. g. s. Baker and two children of Pro
le, dence, r. l. and b NJ. Mcclellan of B,
ton, who have been guests for several wee
he at Hotel Barton, have all returned to tn
ct respective homes.
The basket ball season has opened. ]
led academy team defeated the Crystal Lake
sen A. team Thursday evening by the score
21 to 16. This game is certainly credit
ter. the academy team as the opposing te