Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02
I. Kendall and family on Sunday.

Remember tomorrow night, Tuesday
March 3cd, the supper and social at Crys-
tai lake hall. Everybody is cordially in
vited.
Rsv. w. A. Warner will 60 to- morrow to |
Bethai to attend the funeral OF David |
Dutton, brother Of the late E. F. Dutton |
of this place.
Read Fred D. Pierce's advertisement |
about the Teddy bear contest he has
started Someone is going to get that big |
S5 bear free.
Twenty-three will no longer be an un-
lucky mum mber in Barton. Look over the |
advertisements in this paper and you
will learn why.
Mrs. Sarepta Silver, G. A. Silver's moth
er, had paralytic shock Wednesday, and
has been in serious condition since.
| This is her second shock.
Miss Ethel Suitor was the guest of her
brother, Henry at West Burke Saturday
| Miss Pearl Suitor will spend her vacation
with friends at West Burke.
| Mrs. Leslie Foss of Plymouth, Mass, is
here visiting her parents, Ms. and Mrs. AL
bert Chester. Mr. Chester is home from q
visit to friends at Marbleton, Que.
Remember the Canadian Jubilee singers
tomorrow evening at Seavers' opera hall.
The seats are going fast over 100 reserved
seats having been sold Saturday evening.
| Mrs. Emery Lawrence of Lebanon, N.
H., and Mrs. I'll. Johnston of Melbourne,
P. G., spent Sunday with their sisters,
Mrs. A. B. Glidden and Mrs. l.. M. Hub
bard.
Mrs. II. j. Stennard has gone to North
Craftsbury to conduct teachers examin-
ations there today and tomorrow. She is
accompanied by Mrs. BatcheIder, Mrs.
Nichols and Mrs. c. c. Baldwin.
j. v. Webster, E. r. Collision, o. v.
Joslyn, A. D. Folsom and W. 81. Brunning
were at Montpelier Wedn esday and Thurs
day to attend the state en- campment of the
G. A. R. and report fac time.
Qaite large delegation of the young
people OF this place attended the dance at
Barton Landing Friday evening; and a
number of couples went to Glover to the
leap year ball the same evening.
Prof 81. j. Stannard has gone to Derby
to conduct examinations there Monday
4 and Tuesday and will go to Burlington
Thursday and Friday to attend a meeting
OF the county examiners.
There appears to be no excitement over
town meeting tomorrow. 1t is under
stood that at least two new selectmen will
have to be elected and that the two road
commissioners will again be candidates for
the place.
delegation of about Is Royal Arch Ma
SONS went to St. Johnsbury Friday even
ing to district meeting of that order {.
The meeting was largely attended and
considered very profitable and interest
, ing one. Keystone chapter of this place
worked the Mark M asters degree.
G. c. w. Heath has received news that
, his son Clyde met with an accident Friday
. while performing an experiment in chem
istry. A bottle of hydrochloric acid and
quinine exploded, and some Of the acid
struck him in the eye, binding it. He has
suffered good deal of pain, but physicians
+ think they can save the eve.
N. Nj. Hubbard at the Boston dog show
had three spaniels entered in six classes
3 and all the entries were placed. Three
3 81. Reserve. v. a. G. and II. q. Geo
Reed had two entries of beegles and got
, two seconds. He sold three dogs and
bought eight. Next week he ships II
dogs to Portland, Oregon. 1t is under
stood Amos Robinson was also equally
successful.
A. P. Underwood says he is shaving a
< neat streak" and one would judge this to
be the case to see how the radiators, pipes
and walls OF one of his Offices are
freshened up and other parts Of the Peer.
less are being improved, Would it not be
better il we all should have "neat
streak, and do little Identifying about
our homes and places of business, but
hurry is over.
After pending for several weeks final
arrangements .have been made and the
business of A. e. Clark, general hardware
and plumbing, has been sold to A. A. Lar
abee OF this place. Mr.. Larabee is q
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highly esteemed in the community, having
been employed by Il. T. Seaver for many
years, and We bespeak for him liberal
I patronage.
> A union meeting OF the Congregational
and Methodist Foreign Missionary societies
9 was held at Mrs. Geo. e. Kings Tuesday
8 afternoon at three O'Clock. These societies
are taking upa' course of study, and the
}. lesson last Tuesday was from "Gloria
8 Christi,'' chapter 2nd, and was conduct
ed by Mrs. King. A good number were
4 present and an interesting and profitable
Y meeting was held.
Our mail carrier, Chauncy Duttop, was
O badly hurt Friday Afternoon, while carry
ing the mail from the 4:40 p. M. south
bound train. He had the letter pouch on