Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-06-29

C. C. Baldwin and F. J. Percival,
who have been on the road selling
Pillsbury e Baldwin's goods, are home
for few days.
C. c.. Grow attended the funeral of
his aunt, Mrs Frank Cowles, at New
bury recently. He also visited his son
Gerald at Waterbury.
daughter, Fred Cloutier and Fred
Frecnette went on the excursion to ST.
Ann, Ont, last week.
The electricians have put in two adj
ditional street lights, one near E. L.
Gaskell's new house and one near Pc
ter sCota's on High street.
H. R. Cutler and family were at
Long pond, Westmore, recently, where
they were the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
E. M. Nichols at their cottage.
Will Whites family and F. B.
Lang's family were in Greensboro Sat-
usday to attend the 25th marriage an
niversary of, Mr.. and Mrs. James
White.
Misses Della and Albanie Cour-
chaine, Mrs. A. B. Mathewson, Mrs B.
M. R. Nelson and Mrs. John Millar
were in Barton Landing calling on
friends Friday.
Miss Ina Nye. one of J. w. Murk-
lands bookkeepers, and Mrs. N. C.
Stevens of West Glover are spending
the week with relatives in Manchester,
N. H. and Boston.
Several from this place went to New
port Saturday to witness the ball
game between the Newports and Bar
ton Landings. Barton Landing Won
by score of II to 4.
The Barton syndicate sold John
Arkley the building lot on which Mr..
Arkley's shop stands, and lot just
north of C. #. Blood's house to VIII
liam Williams, last week.
Will Hanson is thoroughly repairing
the house he bought of the Skinner
estate, putting in new sewers, remod-
elling the interior and painting the
! outside. making it desirable tenement
house.
| Mrs. C. G. Baldwin says she was
also among the party at Long pond
last week. We were informed of this
! by the chaperon. The name was
omitted by error of the compositor last
week.
George Davis Of Danville, who lived
here sc years ago. and was proprietor
OF grocery store where II. P. Phil
lips harness shop now is, called on
/, friends in town Thursday. He NOTED
great changes in S6 years.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the Barton post Office June
| 28. Please say advertised when calling
| for these letters: Chas: Besaw, Harold
Blake, Fred Blake. S. j. Corliss, Dan
Flood, Geo. st. Pierre, James M. Wy
man.
John Suitor's barn caught fire from
some unknown cause Tuesday evening
about 10 o'clock, and serious fire
might have resulted had not timely
discovery been made by Mss Pearl
Suitor. AS it was one of the stalls
was we'll on fire when discovered, but
it was soon extinguished.
The dance at the clubhouse Friday
evening was very enjoyable affair.
There was a large crowd pre- esent. and
the ball team from Woodstock were
guests, apparently having good time,
and expressing Themselves as most gen.
erously entertained. The next dance
is to be held on the evening of July 8.
} Mrs A. R. Cowles arrived home
last week from Ballton Beach, Cape
Cod, in time to welcome her son Percy
of New York city,. who left New
York to act as best man at the we'd
ding of friend at Springfield.
Mass, Wednesday evening. and came
here to spend the remainder of his va
cation.
J.W. Murklana's family were all
together yesterday at M. j. Elliott s
and to-day they are at Mr.. Murkland's. S.
They consist of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Murkland. Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Elliott
and two children, Mrs. Cora E. White
and two children, of Boston, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Henri Berger Of Boston, and Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Smith Of St. Johns
bury.