Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-06-08

| couple OF weeks with ner DrOCner, Dr.
Henry Suitor. at West Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Batchelder were in
Barre and Montpelier Saturday.
The grading goes on rapidly about
the new scholhouse and is being done
much faster than was anticipated.
Regular communication of Orleans
lodge, No. 55. A. F. & A NJ, Friday.
June IL, 1908, at 80 O'Clock p. m.
Miss Mary Collision and K. J. Page
were married at Barton Landing by
Rev. G. L. Shaeffer Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. F. McDougall commences
work to-day for J. R. Elliott at the
Pemigewasset house, Plymouth, N.
H.
DR.. Waller of North Troy was in
town Thursday looking after some
horse interests at the Roaring Brook
park.
DR.. H. D. Martin, the eye specialist,
will open an office June 13 at Hotel
Barton, where he will remain until
June 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Chandler of
Cabot were guests of their son. Frank
Chandler, and family, several days
recently
Andrew Walcott is putting in new
timbers and thoroughly repairing the
G. NJ. Darling hay scales near the
Grow block.
Amos Robinson on his Montreal trip
took five firsts with his English bull
dog, Queen of May, and three thirds
with Elite Melba.
Mrs. Lunderville has her barn COM
pleted, and the ell to her house so
nearly completed that she will move
into it this week.
The trustees lent 55 electric fat irons
on trial last week to the citizens here
and many will buy them. They also
sold an electric fan.
Geo. Goodheart goes this week with
a gang of men to Lowell to build a
barn and repair house, and will be
gone six or eight weeks.
Don't fail to read W. A. Towers
letter found on another page about the
fleet while at Santa Barbara, Cal. 1t
is interesting and instructive
The Barton syndicate have sold the
original May house opposite J. Cas-
sidy's block to Miss Nellie Canty, and
other lots are also reported sold.
The following letters remain uncalled
e for at the post Office June 8. Please
say advertised when calling for them
E. n. Johnson, Wallace Soirier.
The cemetery trustees met Saturday
to locate the tomb which is to be built
: by funds left by the will of the late
Mrs. J. F. Skinner for that purpose.
5 Mrs. A. T. Buswell and son Arthu,
are the guests for the present week OF
e her cousin, Mrs. Percy Robbins, at the
Bluffs, Lake Memphremagog, New.
port.
The third in the series Of dances o1
the LIE Beau Lac Boat club will be
}. held at the clubhouse tomorrow even
ing. Powell's orchestra will furnish
n music.
Special convocaton of Keystone chap
: ter, No. Is, R. A. M, Monday evening
IS June Is. Work, r. A. degree. Full
team. All r. A. Masons in good stand
j., ing cordially invited.
George Olmstead is home with hi
q father, A. NJ. Olmstead, for few
days. He will soon return to Nashua
N. H., where he has work as brake
II man on passenger train.
K Mrs. E. r.. Jenness of Colorad
;, Springs, COL, is at home with Mr.. an,
(. Mrs. c. P. Jenness. She came hom
with the G. FL. Davis party and will
l. spend several weeks here
Willie Dow, who has been helpin,
= c. H. Blood ia the passenger statio
\ for a few weeks. will go next week
= North Hatley, P. O., to assist Ere
e Guild in the station at that place.
The Peerless mandatory has bee
is painted handsome light green colo
: with dark green trimmings, and tn
tenement house will be painted tn
same color. j. W. Murkland has ha
s. his house painted.
The Wet. u will meet with Madar
and Mrs. H. r. Cutler tomorrow
{ afternoon. Program arranged by tn
N hostesses. The roll call will be ar
swered by quotations on flowers.
ae There will be meeting of Crysts
q Lake grange, No. All, Tuesday ever
ing, June 16. Work in third and fourt
w degrees. All members requested t
IN be present. Banquet at close of NEE,
ing.
" The Barton grammar shcool tea,
at played with the Landing gramms
team at Barton Landing Saturday an
Va lost 8 to 2. The return game will b
81 played at Athletic park Saturda
morning.
V. F. Hunter is putting in the fou,
er dation for the barn which he recent
OF bought Of the Barton syndicate ownin
the property at the mouth of the lax,
or Mr.. Hunter expects to build house Q
rk this lot next spring.
F. w. Magoon caught lake tro,
100 in Crystal lake Thursday that weighe
n on IA pounds. and John McLella
oii caught one Monday that weighed mir
and half pounds and measured (:
mt inches in length. What is your lucl
~ E. E. Flanders recently took one {
his two horse teams and carried F. {
,er Oliver, of the firm Oliver & Son, she