Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-05-13
BARTON.

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ness Friday.
Jamestown series OF stamps for sale at
the local post Office.
c. E. Hamblet has gone to Newbury to
invoice a stock of goods.
w. w. Reirden returned Thursday from
his trip co South Dakota.
W.. H. Ford of LyndonviIle was in town
Friday calling on friends.
Frank Jutras is putting an addition on
the west side of his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Collision have
been quite sick, but are better.
Mrs. Er win McFarlaue and children are
visiting at Walter McFarlsne's.
Mrs. j. c. Shay of Derby is spending a
few weeks with Mrs. Elisha Foster.
Frederic Wright of Denver, COL, is here,
the guest of his son Floyd Wright.
Miss Jessie Gorham is home from Spring
field, Mass, for few weeks vacation.
E. r. Flanders was at Morgan looking
after his farming interests last Friday.
w. W. Reirden has been engaged to
speak at North Troy on Memorial day.
Frank and Harry Wnkey have hired out
to the tub shop company for the season.
Mrs. o. L. Farr was the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Durgin, in Morgan Satur-
day.
Guy Aldrich has engaged to work this
season for w. A. Murray in the livery
stable.
| w. j. Cooper has cemerted his cellar
bottom and made other repairs about his
house.
Prof. ]. F. Smith of st. Johnsbury re-
Gently spent Sunday with Prin. c. l.
Erwin.
John Mcclellan is building a refrigerator
room and porch on the north side of hi'
house.
Judge w. w. Miles, who is holding
court in Montpelier, was home Owe
Sunday.
F. G. Burdick announces that there vii
be roller skating at Seaver's hall Saturda.
evening.
, Myron Joslyn of Boston spent a few
f, days with his sister, Miss Pomona Joslyn
last week.
:, Mrs. E. r. Flanders was the guest of he
daug hter, Mrs. Cummings, at Charleston
last week.
: The NJ. w. of A. are making arrange
, ments for a concert and ball May 81
j. Watch large bills.
DIR. J. A. Pearson will attend the meet
I ing of the Vermont Dental society i
|, Burlington this week.
Mrs. Lucy Hartwell of West Burke hs
e been the guest of her son, w. W. Hartwel
= for number of days.
Hazel Prime was home last week frol
It Worcester, Mass, where she has positio
y in telephone central.
g F. A. Magoon, Joseph Coutare and D
,e Magoon are occupying the Prescelle cottaG
r, in Crystal Lake Grove.
r Bert Jenness has been appointed carri
and F. Ii. Foster substitute for R. F. ]
: route No. 2 from this office.
= E. G.. Collision, T. F. Drew, FL.
Z. Phillips, Henry Gay and John Keating a
- having their houses painted.
IN Hon. ]. c. Burke of Lowell, Mass, visit
at Hotel Barton Sunday. He is on /
at way to Montreal and points west.
" r. N. Austin of North Troy is spendi
a few weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Be
N Sheldon, at the Crystal Lake hotel.
20. Mrs. Minnie Sabins of Concord, N. /
= was here recently on account OF the sic
te ness of her father, David Collision.
f. Mrs. Al Dana requests the parties W
purloined butter and meat from her p
vt. nises recently to return the plates.
~ ~ Regular meeting of NJ. w. A. Tuesd
May IA. A full attendance is desired
Oh there is work and special business.
1 Clyde Heath, Ray Underwood and W
I'm ter Lewis came home from Goddard Ser
Z nary for a brief vacation last week.
eaI F. s. Fonnier of Fort Morgan, Col, '
err the guest OF c. NJ. Darling of Lyndonv
lie lie at CRYSTAL Lake house last Thursday.
4 Several men were working last W
for painting, caI<ing and getting power 6
Ken row boats ready for summer service.
9th Mrs. s. g. Currier and daughter, N
for Marion, were in st. Johnsbury and l.
on donviIle calling on friends last Friday.
Il Rev. w. B. Dukeshire went this af