Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-16
BARTON LANDING.

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BARTON LANDING.
Have you seen Austin's new sign?
II. ID. Stannard was sick last week.
William Blasdell has wired his house |
Tor electric lights.
There viii be a dance at the Darling
hall Friday night.
B. o. Smith suffered from blood poiso
in his hand last week.
Miss Sadie Lothrop was with relatives in
st. Johnsbury over Sunday.
Mrs. j. Stevens of st. Johnsbury visited
at George Donaghep's recently.
Regular meeting of Valley lodge, No.
1885, F. & A. NJ, Thursday night.
The Thespians will go to Barton Friday
night to play ''The Diamond Belt"
e. P. Skinner and M. j. Parker were in
Newport on busin ess last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. s. Webster were the
guests OF friends in Bur ke Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Mason are happy
/ over the birth of a daughter on Saturday
Dec. 9TH.
| Mrs. Anna Conner of Woodsville, N. b
was the guest OF Mrs. L. E. Spafford over
| Sunday.
Mr.. Moran of Coaticook, P. O., has
moved to the o. A. White farm recently
bought by him.
Theodore sanborn will live on j. E.
Lyons farm and care for the stock while
Mr.. Lyon is away this winter.
William Brewster has moved into the
Sylvester house, and the Sylvester children
will occupy the rooms upstairs.
Mrs. E. E. Matthews and son Dean left
Monday night for Southern Pines, N. c.,
going by boat from Boston.
Mr.. Hudson haa moved from the Mute
block tenement into Taplin & Rowells
tenement on Main street.
The Pythian Sisters will hold their as
sembly in the < P. hall Wednesday even
ing, Dec. IS, instead of the evening of the
18th AS advertised last week.
Regular meeting OF Philemon lodge, No.
. g. Knights of Pythias, will be held Tues
day evening. There will be election of
officers and large attendance is desired.
7 L. M Kinsley of the creamery, Roy Bean
of the bank and Ed. Skinner of the J. q.
;. Tt. .nbull Co. were in Lowell hunting
q Thursday. They had good time and got
some valuable experience.
The adjourned meeting of the Geo. g.
Mead Post and the w. r. G. will be held
in their rooms December 18th TUESDAY
at 2 p. m. This being election of officers
j every member is requested to be present
The entertainment given by the DeRue
Bros minstrels Friday night was the best
0 OF its kind ever given here. The mer
D were all gentleman, and the orchestra waG
extra good. There was good audience ir
: attendance, but many more would patron.
/ ize the show if repeated.
}, Rev. F. B. Kellogg of Waterbury spoke
I, on the temperance issue at the opera hous'
: yesterday morning to a good audience
= Mr.. Kellogg is an interesting speaker wht
q ''speaks that which he does know, ant
q testifies to that which he has seen,' ant
|, his arguments are convincing.
Frank c. Sherburne and Miss Stell
T. Conner, both of this place were marrie
IL Saturday evening at the home of the bride
sister, Mrs. Grant, on Maple>street, by Rev
: Grant L. Shaeffer. Congratulations an
is best wishes are extended by their man
n friends. They will reside here.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. H. Gardyne, Mr.. an
8 Mrs. o. W. Locke, Mr.. and Mrs. job
al Brennan, Miss Edith Lothrop, Miss Ma
nc Wiley, Miss Juline Rogers, Mrs. A. "
ie Fletcher, Mrs. Ed. Stafford and Mrs. Ros
coe Cowles were guests of Lakeside chap
~ ter, o. E. s., No 27, at Newport Thursda
,et evening.
ols Rev. W. R. Davenport was at AIban!
~ South Albany and Irasburg last weel
pp where he preached to good congregation
4, He also addressed a meeting at Browning
2, ton Wednesday evening, speaking @
or Sunday school work, especially empht
ne, sizing the home department work and tt
cradle roll.
E. E. Doe is the right man in the rigl
place as superintendent of the mills her
RS He has been obliged to discharge son
help recently, but has favored men tn
sge have families. A few days sgo he met
.ch crowd of unmarried workmen and accoste
LQ6m something III bHiS sLJACs Jul
men. you will have to get married betwe'
this and 7 O'Clock tonight or 60" Il
notice was too short, and 'they went"
A span of horses left by R. j. Murray
~ front of the j. G. Turnbull & Co.'s girls
mill for moment Friday decided to ra
Flagman McKenna's station. They start
ioH in that direction with good speed, but NJ
McKenna saw them coming straight I
the window and got out of the way
tie soon as possible. The end of the wag
pole pierced the boarding and broke, t
horses freed themselves from the wag
and ran for the bridge, where they We
:, caught. MIR. Murray was thrown doy
y but not seriously hurt. Mr.. McKen
lhe thinks that when the next span charg
ais station he won't be there.
We mentioned the sudden death of j.