Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-04

ney OF Concord Junction, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs E. Dwinell, Mr.. and Mr.. Chaplin
Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Bean, Mr. and
Mrs. A. P. Bean and W. F. Scott of Glover
Mrs. Sarah Scott of Northampton, Mass,
Mrs. Ann D. Scott snd Mrs. BE. Bloomey
OF Lebanon, n. H., Mr.. and Mrs. F F.A.Scott
and sons Lindol and Roy, and daughter
Phebe, Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Scott and son,
A. w. Scott Jr j, Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Scott
and son Merritt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wesley
Scott and daug hter Eugenis, I'll snry Perley,
Mrs. I. w. Taylor, Mrs. Wallace E. French
Mrs. Geo. Hamblet and Miss Margaret Ely
of st. Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bean
and Mr.. ami Mrs. w. B. Bowman of Bar
ton Landing. The following are some OF
the beautiful presents received by Mr.. aud
Mrs. Scott: Perhaps the most valua ble is
Sir Knights gold charm set with diamonds
and ruoies from the Scott children; q
string o. fifty large gold beads, also from
the children; a fine eight day French
clock, glass sides, gold frame, from the Bean
family; two five dollar gold pieces, Mrs.
e. w. Scott and M g Ann d. Scott; gold
fob CHAIN, ,J.W Scott; ten dollar gold piece,
Dana W.Scott; two dollar and half gold
piece, Mrs F. Mabsl Watson; fancy threa-
branch gold cand:labra, Mr.. and Mrs. BE.
Gloom ~; hand painted china bonbon
dish and gold Masonic pin, Mrs. j. ID. Fos-
ter; gold bowl sterling cream spoon, Mr.
| ano M IS. w. B. Bowman; gold bowl ster-
ing berry spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace {.
/ n nd Mr Mrc (]a1 A OF
| fifty pink carnations, Mr.. and NJ IS. F. Ga.
Taylor; a bouquet OF chrysanthemum
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Whitney. The friends
| n the village made the following presents:
| land painted china fruit dish, old
lined silver tea service, gold lined silver
smoking case, a cut glass berry dish, one
| half dozen sterling silver pear. handled
dinner knives and forks, also one -haif-doz
en- OF the same kind for tea, also a beauti.
fui silk umbrella with gold and pearl han
die, and gold headed ebony walking cane.
| These presents from the villagers were
surprise and were gratefully received ~
| Mr.. and Mre. Scott. The sons of Mr.. al
| Mrs Scott at ST. Johnsbury and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. g. Browning of this place spsred
no pains to make it pleasant for ell tn
guests ct the reception, and are pleased
that their arrangements were so success
fully carried out.
BARTON.
George E. King is making repairs on his
house.
Mrs. j. F. Skinner. who has been very
ILL., is gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. B. Orcutt go to Boston
this week for short visit.
E. E. Flanders has bought the George
Buzzell house on High street.
E. w. Barron, who has been in Nsw
York week is expected home tomorrow.
Mr.. Jones lost the end of one finger
while working in the tub shop Thursday
An account OF the Scott golden wedding
anniversary will be found in the vicinity
items.
Mrs. j. c. Shay and Mrs. B. F. Sawyer
of Darby spent Sunday with Mrs. Elisha
Foster.
Mrr. E. n. Austin is the guest of hel
daughter, Mrs. Bert Sheldon, at the Crysta
| AafAO hOO0O'
. Rfgu'ar meeting of Keystone Chlpter,
n Is, r. A. M , this, Monday, evening
Work expected.
D Colby Stoddard was in Massachusetts
!, last week where he has been offered a goot
position on newspaper.
i Is. S. J. Simpson gees this week t
: spend a few weeks with her brother, Z. j
: Jeppsrsor, at Sugar Hill, N. Fl.
g Mrs. Rosa M. Leonard anc Mrs. Alic
;. GiIe OF Wilder have been visiting thei
n sister, Mrs. Emma Shatney, OF Eden.
Pliny Govro was accidentally she
IS through the right leg on Sunday, Oct. 2
II Wills vi iting al Thos. Lafleur's in Albany
:. Miss Cutting left for Boston yesterda
where she will spend a few days gettir
ths latest points in millinery and fanc
work.
% The railing, lattice work and bracket
u, on the G. NJ. Darling tenement house O
. Main street are completed, and the piazz
"A nearly completed.
+ Mrs. Miles, who has been keepir
n boarding house in one of II. T. Seayer
Id ;e1ements, Will cio3e her boarding hou
er and work for E. G. Elliott this winter.
OF In their advertisement on page eight Il
g. people of Barton and vicinity will find Il
IN announcement that after January Il
20 Barton Savings bank will pay four p
ng cent on deposits.
* All those who are to take part IN t
81 carnival on Tuesday evening are request,
: to meet a. Seaver's hall this, Mondg
evening al O'Clock sharp for dress
nc hesrsai. COMMITTEE
The Odd Girls society will have 70
= ssIsst the Methodist church parlors 8;
- urday afternoon, Nov. 9. The sale "
begin at 8 p. m. and will consist of non
m ade food and candy.
na Mrs. Carl AIdrich of Boston. Mrs. D III
,cs | of RevarIy Mass Thomas Atfphureh