Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-18
BARTON.

same.
Henry Damon has moved from t.Johns-
bury to Joseph Pauquette's for the winter.
w. FL. Arkley of Lyndonville was here
last week visiting his father, John Arkley.
Mrs. William Williams and Mrs. L. P.
Page were the guests of friends in Pas
sumpsic last week.
Mrs. E. G. Collision has been on the sick /
list for several weeks but is better.
j. B. Freeman, who has been having sew
eral weeks of sickness, is much improved. |
The village basket ball team will play |
| the Lyndonville team at that place Thurs |
day evening.
L. 81. Wilson has moved his harness
shop into the King block where Colby
S5oddard vacated.
Mrs. c. 81. Jones and Miss Ann Jones OF
Barton Landing called on friends in this
village last week.
sc. Currier unIoaded a car last week
containing 1887 bushels of corn, for which
he paid over S1100.
The boat club Is negotiating to get the
Schubert quartette here soon to give an en-
tertainment for them.
Regular meeting of Orient chapter, 13,
o. e. s., Friday evening, Nov. 22nd, 1907.
Banquet at $50. Work.
Chas. Walton of Chicago, nephew of
Mrs. S. c. Currier, is spending few days
in town among relatives.
George jennings has moved from the
! | TI-sa 10lo iyaf0 ho
bought of Mrs. F. B. Conner.
The Rebekahs will serve baked bean
supper at the Odd Fellows haIliW Wednesday,
Nov. 20. Price 15c. All invited.
9 G. E. BusweII Jr. has moved to the
house vacated by the King family. which
he has purchased of o. D. Owen.
. All members of Quimby Post are request
d ed to come out to the regular meeting next
It Wednesday, Nov. Goth, at 2 p. m.
: c. A. Wells of Victory was here several
s. days recently in the interest of cultiva-
q tor which he has recently invented.
Mrs. Corliss and son of the E. A. Darl
ing farm at East Burke, were the guests O.
= her niece, Mrs. H. E. Foster, last week
!. 1t is reported that Arthur White has &C
10 cepted a position to teach engineering II
no an Indian industrial school at Phoenix, Ore
an William Turner, chef, at Barton hote
ct is home in Maine for months vacation
It. and Miss Clara Loomis is taking his place
'e, The members of the boat club meet to
n. night to rehearse for the minstrel sho,
nt which they are to give in the near futur
be NV. Bean of Lanesboro, Mimi, wh
be came to attend the golden wedding of M
h. and Mrs. N. M. Scott, returned home la
nd Friday.
al, The social committee of the Christia
ed T Endeavor society will hold a candy sale
cd Miss Colburne's store Saturday afternoo
he November %.
sss w. A. Tower has gone to Santa Barbar
CAL, where he will spend the winter al
possibly next summer, having q positit
no in q hotel there.
Mrs. Spooner of Portland, Me-, is spen
nm ing some time with relatives, j. v
vas Murkland, g. A. Katen, Mrs. Gay al
m Mrs. j. M. Elliott.
'en Crescent Lodge, No. Al, I. o. o. F. W
iai meet next Tuesday night, Sun beam Rebe
az ali, No. II, meets Wednesday, and Olyml
' Encampment Friday, evening.
I'D. Doyle and A. Ward of st. JOIN
,ith bury had a carload of apples at the stati
roh the last of the week, and VT. Hun
md also sold nearly carload last week.
Stanley Berry, who has been away fr
on town several weeks, is here again.
fter will work for Pillsbury & Baldwin a
Rev. will play on the village basket ball team
ect, The Tower company have recently
Its stalled Monarch steel grinding mill Q
lper with their additional water power will
that able to make things hustle more than eV
our-
.rro w. w. Partwell, of the g. FL. De
"a. company, and G. w. Tenney are in Ma
= to hunting. Many are the mighty hun
the that go to Maine, but few (thus far
Rev. the spoils.
OF The Woman's Literary Club will hol
me: "Which and What" sale at A. r. Cow
the music store December and 7th. Wa
ina for bills, and for solicitors who will {
and this week.
that
ealt ine .oio"s Moa1 90 III,
ably ior a. 'Ae -
-, w. A. Fitch, 2; Arthur Hayes, Peter
bell, Geo. A. Small.
lures Mrs. Merton Wuson and Mrs. Z. q. Z
the will entertain the LADIES Union at tne
hose church parlors next wednesday aItern'
) re- Nov. 10th. Supper viii be served 6
cally O'Clock. Everybody cordially invi
and Mrs Phila Bean and eight children.
lism. youngest OF whom is about sixty years
yene- had some fine photographs taken toge
en- on October % at Walcott's. This is a
Alto markable group, the like of which Is
st in dom seen.
more n. NJ. Scott recently took In $3.50 POI
op,te of maple sugar of William B. Guild
last snrinp crop of sugar, for whic