Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-05-06


Mrs. w. c. Johnson and Miss Marie
Johnson went Friday to their new home
in Waterbury.
L. A. Wilson, harness maker, has begun
work for N. d. Martin in his shop near
the King block.
The many friends of VIM. II. Brunning
are glad to see him home again looking
hale and hearty.
A large crowd of young people attended
the Woodmen's dance at Barton Landing
last Friday night.
Geo. c. Cook of Concord, N. H., has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. 2.
Cook. for few days.
Mrs. L. P. Case, who has been seriously
i'll and threatened with pneumonia, is
better at this writing.
DR.. Waller of North Troy and DE-.
Gaines of Newport were in town last week
looking after horses.
Mrs. P. T. Hanscome and daughter
Mildred OF Colorado Springs, COL, are Wis
iting Mrs. c. P. Jenness.
John Stevens OF Sheffield has engaged
to work for F. w. Comstock for the sea-
son in the meat business.
Mrs. A. K. Story and her mother, Mrs.
Boardman, went last week to spend some
time in Boston and vicinity.
Osmond Dwyer moves this week from
the Dana Brown farm into Mrs. James
DoW's house on Park street.
Charles Nault has moved to South Royal
ton with his family, where he has work in
the PercivaI furniture shops.
j. G. King is having the rooms of his en-
tire block re- papered and is putting steel
ceiling on some of the rooms.
c. D. Travers, who has been at Irasburg
putting new steel ceiling in the M. E.
church, is home for few days.
Hon. John L. Lewis of Troy will speak
to Quimby Post, q. A. r., Memorial Day,
Thursday, May 80, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
The people in Crystal Lake Grove have
telephone line run to the grove, and will
have several phones installed this sum-
mer.
| s. G. Currier has sold his barn to j. F.
Batchelder. Mr.. Batchelder will move the
barn up near the cattle yards and use it
for storehouse for hay.
Rev. w. A. Warner was in East Hard
wick Friday to attend the funeral of VIM
| Underwood, an old soldier and much
respected citizen of that town,
The first base bali game Of the season will
| oEfE
between Barton academy and Craftsbury
academy teams. Let's turn out.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post -cffice May 6 Please say
advertised when calling for these letters
Frank Brooks and Il Il. Clark.
The MONITOR has letter from w. A
Tower, who spent the winter In Florida
and on his way home stopped at many
places of interest. This letter viii bt
published next week.
Notices are posted that the letters vii
meet al the town clerks office next Satur.
day from 9 o'clock to Ii O'Clock In tn,
forenoon to hear grievances on the ap
praisal OF property.
Academy Alumni association is called To-
tomorrow evening at the school house a
7:30 o'clock. Every member is urgentl,
requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. and Mr. ant
Mrs. Ballonn of Manchester, N. FL , wer,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Freeman las
week. Mrs. Woodbury. and Mrs. BallonI
are daughters of Mrs. Freeman.
A large number of Shriners-includin,
several who were not when they went, bu
swofe they were when they returned
went to st. Johnsbury Thursday to take il
meeting OF Shriners at that place.
Is is reported that beginning Monday
May 20, the boarding houses here wi
charge g 30 per week for ladies and 50 q
per week for men for table board. Thi
g s. E. W1nslow bought span of horse
of N. d. Martin, one horse from Mrs.
r M. K. Nelson and one from e. N. Randa
last week. He is buying about ten horse
a week and selling them to parties in Cor
necticut.
/ The annual business meeting of the I
Beau Lac Boat club will be held on til
evening of May 10 at the clubhouse at
y o'clock. Officers will be elected and an
other business transacted that comes bs
fore the meeting.
The Woman's Literary club will meet
the reading room Wednesday evening
7:30. This is the annual business meetir
q, and election of officers and as there is in
portant buAiness to be brought up goo
a attendance ) desired.
The Afternoon Study club will
\ entertained by Mrs. Barrows, MI
Seaver, Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Mossms
at the home of Mrs. o. H. Mossml
Thursday afternoon, May 9, st slo'cloc
This is the annual meeting and election
&c officers.
DR.. NJ. F. Prime came near meetil