Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-25

be roller skating at Seaver's opera hall,
Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
Judge w. w. Miles came home from
Montpelier Saturday to attend the funeral
of his brother law, T. z. Wright.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. a. Pope spent Sunday
with friends in Hatley, P. q, and Mrs.
William Pope OF Hatley was the guest Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope last week.
Regular session of Court Roaring Brook,
l. o. F., Wednesday evening, March q, at
500 o'clock. Work. Important business
is to come before this session.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. FL. Pillsbury have
moved into their residence on Park street
II. F. Pillsbury is still at Hotel Barton,
but will go there little later.
Mrs. c. w. Staples and family of Lyn-
donvilIe visited at DaLa Cooks last week
They are about to move to Boston, where
they will make their future home
Rev. Father Leonard of st. Johnsbury,
Father Pontb BRAND of Lyndonvilie and
Father Archambault of Wells River were
| the guests of Father j. E. Leblanc last.
week.
During our early electric storm last Fri
| day, a large fir tree near the farm of Will
lam Baird was struck and torn in pieces,
also setting fire to the fence and nearby
stumps.
Fred D. Pierce went to Boston last week
for an operation on mis- nose, which was
successfully performed Friday. He is out
but will not return home for some time,re-
naming for treatment.
A cast of characters has been selected from
home talent and rehearsals are being held
for comedy drama, The Deacon" to be
given about May 1st, for the benefit Of the
Village Improvement society.
e. B. Connor who has been i'll for some
time of cancer of the stomach, died at his
home on Park Street, Saturday evening,
at 80 O'Clock. The funeral will be held
Tuesday at 80 O'Clock p. m, Rev. w. c.
Johnson officiating.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post office March 20. Please say
, advertised when calling for these letters
L. 5. Brock, Earle E. Huntley, DaVic
| HOUSE, W. w. ICIIs LIZ ~ w" A~AA' 49,
= ward L. Rowe and Henry Smith.
n The annual school meeting OF the Bartor
graded school district will be held at tn
Il schoolhouse in the high school room OF
Tuesday evening at 80 O'Clock. This l
IL the annual meeting and election Q
!. officers and good attendance is desired.
E C.J. Ufford, who has been a Resident c
u this county for many years, living /
K Barton and Greens boro, leaves this wee
for Milan, Washington, where he will liV
- with his son, who is in the lumber bus
ness there. The people Of this vicinity al
~ sorry to have Mr.. Ufford leave.
- The friends and neighbors of Mr.. an
10 Mrs. W. S. Vance called at their hon
Friday, evening to remind them of the
"A twentieth wedding anniversary. vel
- pleasant evening as spent in home ente
tainments. Mr.. and Mrs. Vance were pr
ro sented a nice china barry set withthe be
Wishes OF ell.
A. NJ. Cutler accom- panied Mrs. Sar
:, Simpson to Boston, where she had CO
aract removed from one eye Friday, Nj
10 DIR. Quackenbos performed We
=" successful operation. Mrs. Simpson is
a private hospital at So Newbury st. and
IN doing finely. Saturdays report from
doctor says good eye is assured.
IL Friday evening the officers and seve
members of Valley lodge, F. & A. NJ,
ppy Barton Landing, visited Orleans Lodge
invitation and conferred the NJ. M. degr
the The work was of high order and wort
lay. of praise. The postprandial exercises W
the much enjoyed, many of the remarks OF
last members being fitting to the occasion G
Masonry.
vis- At the annual meeting of the Lad
last society of the Congregational church
following officers were elected for
SAT- ensuing year: President, Mrs. Jennie
tho bard: vice president, Mrs. FL. L. Sea
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. E.
Barron; directresses, Mrs. n. III. LIE
Mrs A. T. Buswell, Mrs. Geo. Gorh
Mrs. A. M. Tower, Mrs. j. A. Pearson.
J. Albert Blake, grand master OF
grand lodge, F. & A. M, of Massachus
was in town Wednesday and attende
special meeting of Keystone chapter
slteo evening, at which time F. P. Thrash'
Iouse the Willoughby Wood and Lumber Z
South Barton and Frank Lang OF this l
Dean took their Royal Arch degrees. Mr.
two is prominent Mason. Both Mr.. L
and Mr.. Thrasher are stockholders II
meet South Barton concern, Mr.. Thrasher
rd at manager and Mr.. Blake treasurer.
Eight nice lake and speckled trout
ndoes already been caught for the sportsn
A. F. show in Boston and it is hoped to get
eraI more before the last of the week,
c. NJ. c. W. Tenney will take the fish to b
, the and stay with them a few days. Mr.
ney received word from those in ci
Me-. that lot of wild trout like those
~ bis taking to Boston will be an unusual di
as most exhibits are trout taken
private ponds. These trout have
msel .ot,an from HartnelI pond. WiIloU