Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-10

installed telephones in their cottages in
Crystal Lake Grove.
Mrs. Hill and daughter, Mrs. Perkins,
are guests at the home of Mrs. Hills
brother, n. d. Martin.
Miss Blanche Cutting and Chicophore
Oclair were married Tuesday by Rev. FIR.
j. z. Leblanc. Congratulations.
E. E. Flanders, the livery man, has
bought out Bean, the hackman. The deal
| includes both horses, the surrey, harnesses
| etc.
Olympic Encampment, No. IL, will meet
Friday evening of this week. There will
be work and all members are requested to
attend.
Miss Eola Johnson of Boston and Miss
| Kitty Smith of Glover were in town to
attend the alumni banquet Thursday
evening.
e. P. Jenness was in st. Johnsbury two
days last week, attending the meeting of
the Vermont Undertakers and Embalmers'
association.
William Baird is home from the Royal
Victoria hospital in Montreal where he
underwent a surgical operation, and is
gaining very rapidly.
All the members of the fire companies
are requested to be at the Village hall
promptly at o'clock Tuesday night, June
IL. Per order Engineers.
Miss Jessie Gorham, who has been
spending several weeks with her parents
| hoo f0 ale MI q q
has position for the summer.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post-office June 10. Please say
advertised when calling for these letters:
Fred Billings, Mrs. Cora Lavier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Goodro were in
Troy last week to attend the wedding OF
Mrs. Goodro's niece, Miss Algia M.
Warner, and Ray Shaw of South Troy.
Robert M. Carter of Claremont, n. H.,
and Fred 8. Whitcher went to Stone pond
recently and caught five lake trout that
weighed 16d pounds. Great fishing time.
Fl. T. Seaver, c. A. Barrows, Fl. j. Stan
nard, G. II. Blood, Z. s Webster and
others will attend the meeting of the
Grand lodge of Masons at Burlington this
week.
. 1t is reported that FL. V. Drown of S hef-
field has bought the John Teller place OF
Mr.. Hall, who recently moved here from
, West Burke. The trade was made through
the local agency.
, Gerald Grow, who has been at work for
some time in w. M. Willey's bakery,
has been employed by the Boston & Maine
, Railroad company to do cooking for q
gang OF bridge men.
Mrs. Nora Smith advertises the personal
property on her farm recently sold to the
e. l.. Chandler company, for sale at auc.
tion at the farm on Tuesday, June Is, al
10 o'clock In the forenoon.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Norman Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. e. 6. Collision, Mr.. and Mrs. nj. d
Scott, Elisha Foster, c. A. Foster anc
Osman Dwyer attended the funeral of Mrs
: H. Smith at Bloomington Center June 2.
May Quimby of Glover is keeping hous,
n for Mrs. G. A. Drew during Mrs. Drew
absence at Derby, Newport and Stanstead
% Mrs. Drew attended the commen cemen
exercises at the Derby academy last week
+ Martz & Burnell, refined vaudevilI
company, will appear at Seaver's oper
house, Monday, June II, and claim to hav
a pleasing, refined and up.to-date enter
tainment. See advertisement on anothe
Is page.
Flower Mission Day of the Woman
* Christian Temperance union will be oh
served at the home of Madam Cutler an
e Mrs. 81. r. Cutler, Tuesday afternoon
June II, at 8 o'clock. All members ar
cordially invited.
Pillsbury & Son have been laying wate
pipes through their grounds at their manu-
factory and into their building, which al
connected with the village water system
'g and supplying hose, which will give ther
much better fire protection.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jenness, who al
staying at Willoughby for the season, al
be reported to have caught ~ lake trout lal
week, which they distributed among the
to friends, and supplied the tables at Hot
Barton with fish for all the guests at
os dinner the first of last week.
A fire alarm system consisting of seri
of whistles from the Pillsbury & Baldw1
" mill whistle is being installed. A cal
''' containing full explanation of the syste
N and other instructions in case of fire WI
in, soon be placed in the hands of residents
the village and be published In this pape
nd The schools closed Friday noon and t
bin teachers have returned to their homes 4
the summer, Mr.. Hartford going to Be
her ton, Miss Macomber to Craftsbury, Nj
ISL Gates to Richford, Miss Holbrook
Derby, Miss Field to Stanstead, P.
ob Miss Hinman to Newport, Miss Renfrs
wn to Peacham; and Principal Stannard b
left town for Wilioughby.
ar The North Troy Palladium of last we
at speaks very highly OF w. w. Reirdel
memorial address at that place, and gi'
nearly column of the substance of
T speech, which is very complimentary. 7