Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Cutting of New
York City were the guests of friends here
several days last week.
Mrs. d. A. Dolloff and son Marshall were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. V. F. Hunter
for few days recently.
Mrs. Minnie Wilmot and daughte of
Lyndonville visited Mrs. Wilmot's father.
w. G. Brown, over Sunday.
The whist party at the Odd Fellows hall
last Thursday evening was success, about
fifty persons beirg present.
Frank Taylor, night operator at the
station, has finished his work here and
Harley Wheeler takes his place.
F. 6. Burdick announces that there will
be roller skating at Seaver's opera hall
Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
Andrew Walcott, who has been in a
Montreal hospital for some time, returned
home Saturday, and is doing well.
It is reported thet Arthur Redfield will
build cottage near the White opening at
Crystal Lake Grove the coming season.
T. F. Wright, who underwent success
full operation Tuesday, is more comforta BILE
this morning after bad day yesterday.
Fl. /. Seaver and family move this week
| into one OF Mrs. Laura Rand's tenements
| on Church street and set up housekeeping.
| Now is the opportune time for every cit
izen OF Barton to put his shoulder to the
| wheel, and make the town move. Come
! on.
Mrs. Lucy Brown, who recently went to
Clinton, Mass, underwent surgical oper-
alton last Wednesday which was success
! full.
Archie Wilkey has closed his labors for
A. R. Cowles and has hired to N. D. Mar
tin to work in the livery stable for the
season.
Tne Thimble club met at Mrs F. D.
Thompson's last Friday afternoon. A
good number was present and fine time
enjoyed.
The second of series of whist parties al
Odd Fellows hall will be held Thursday
evening at 500 O'Clock. Everyone Ii
invited.
Mrs. w. G. Turner, who has been work
ing at Hotel Barton since last June, fin
ished work Wednesday and has gone tt
Buckport, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Lang were sum
moned to Northfield by the death of thei
father, DR.. Slayton, who died at his hom
thera last week.
Warren Lang, who has been at work fo
j. w. Murkland, has closed his labors AM
goneto Sherbrook, to work in machin
shop at that place.
Lyman Tenney, who for two years ha
been at work for j. w. Murkland, sool
goes to Lyndonville to work for the B. (
M. railroad company in their shops.
The following letters remain uncalle
: for at the post office March IS. Please sa
/ advertised when calling for these letters
3 Jennie.Aike Miss Nellie M. Wilson.
8 Miss Emma Monte1th of Evansville wa
the guest of Miss Irvie Austin last wee
3 and Miss Bessie Monleith of Evansvill
was the guest of Elisha Fosters people re
a Gently.
There will be special meeting of Orlean
Lodge Friday evening, at which time Val
9 ley Lodge of Barton Landing will wor
I the third degree. Lunch will be served
All come.
, Am. Cutler and Mrs. S. J. Simpson wer
= to Boston Thursday, where Mrs. Simpso
: underwent an operation for the removal {
, cataract from one of her eyes. She is
present doing we'll.
Special convocation of Keystone cbapte
q No 16, r. A. NJ, will be held Wednesds
r. evening, Mar. 20 Work, M. E. and R.
"a This is the last meeting and the last woI
n before the annual meeting. A full attent
% ance is required.
n In the last number OF the Vermonter al
D. pears an article by Mrs. G. w. TenDey c
a THE Charm of Willoughby." Thisartic
IS sets out in pleasing way the charm
Ii this beautiful lake and is illustrated wi
numerous half tones.
o1 A number went to the station to take t.
p noon train last Friday to go to Coventr
IL to attend the funeral OF Ira Sessions, b
y were prevented from going on account
III the train wreck at Barton Landing, viii
1e detained the train here about two hours
. Saturday evening eight couples of you
people crossed the lake to Adam Dul
Vo mett's cottsge at Crystal Lake Gro
where they were entertained with an ey
ming OF games, enjoyed bountiful supp
and had an all round good time, thanks
Mr.. Dummett.
TX.
Sunbeam Rebekah Lodge, No. II, I. O..
F., hold their regular meeting on Wedn
day evening, Mar. 20. Olympic Encan
" ment, No. II, I. o. o. F., have regu
meeting on Friday evening, Mar. p, q
are the Subordinate Lodge, /. o. o F., v
meet on Tuesday evening, Mar. 10.
The Rebekahs have made arrangeme
for an entertainment of the highest or
by the ''Kenwood Entertainers,n in
Fellows hall, Friday evening, March
Miss Hale, contralto, and Miss Mann, re
1ur are hof h rcoouuized leaders in I