Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-05-04

ciety will meet at the Methodist par
sonage Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Ora Piper is home from Sherbrooke,
P. O.. where he went Tor an operation
for appendicitis He is gaining rapid
ly.
The tub shop, which has been closed
for week on account OF high water
and for repairs, started up again to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Drumming have
been spending few days with friends
at St. Johnsbury Center and Lyndon
vile.
Don't forget the grand Woodman ball
tomorrow evening at Seaver's hall.
Madam Brock s orchestra will furnish
music.
Miss Mary Libby's pianoforte pupils
will give a recital in the opera hall
Wednesday evening, May 13, at eight
O'Clock.
4 DR.. "A. T. Buswell is home from Bos-
ton for a few days on account OF the
illness of Mrs. Buswell. She is i'm
proving slowly.
Crescent lodge, No. Al, I. O. 0. F..
will meet tomorrow evening, and Sun
beam Rebekah lodge, No. II. will meet
| Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Carrie Dwyer of Coventry has
bought the D. l. Grapes house near the
! Ora White farm, which he took IN part
payment on his house.
The Woman's Literary clup to the
number of 25 had supper at.the Crystal
Lake house Tuesday night. They re-
port pleasant time and fine menu.
The committee having the May Festi-
val in charge wish to thank all those
who so generously gave Of their time
George Barstow will put new en-
CINE in his steamboat and thoroughly
repair it for parties who are coming
to camp at Crystal lake this summer.
E. E. Flanders and Elmer TripI
found the water in May pond a little
too cold for bathing purposes Friday.
They will wait until later before they
take another swim.
H. V. Drown moves this week into the
w. Hanson house which he recently
boughtand N. M. Lewis has moved tt
the, Gilbert house. Mr.. Hanson has
moved to the Lewis farm
Mrs. Joseph Paquette is quite sicl
at Oliver Valleys Her son, Olive1
Paquette of Hardwick, was here to se'
her yesterday Mrs. Paqutte is ar
aged lady and is seriously i'll.
At the village school meeting Tues
ia /,
committee buy a lot and move the olt
schoolhouse to it. This decision NJ
doubt pleases the majority of the res
idents.
Now is the time of year to begin tht
cleaning process about the premises
dooryards etc. II each one will take
little pains to do little of this worl
our village will be made much NOR
attractive
, Rev. w. B. Dukeshire's sermon t
young people at the union service las
evening was highly spoken of by man
e and one of great value to young me
and women about to choose a life
> vocation.
Attorneys F. D. Thompson and W
S M. Wright left to-day for Montpelier
l. where they are to appear with J. v
Redmond of Newport in the Drown vs
- Telephone and Lighting company {
- Montpelier.
Frank Gleason fell from an electr
light pole recently and hurt himse
the fall was broken by striking tt
ho hoo
W more serious.
Mrs. A. E. Drumming, who recent
- entered the new Deaconess hospital /;
~ l.. Brookline, Mass, and underwent
~ successful operation, is reported to
on the way to recovery. Mr.. Brul
,e ming returned last week.
" Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Magoon of Co
cord, N. H., are at Crystal lake al
n. will spend the summer here. M
at Magoon has placed on the lake gas
line launch which will be used as
!, pleasure boat during the summer.
le The fourth annual meeting of t
boat club will be held On Friday ev
ck ing at 7:30. After election of office
u and other business has been transact
refreshments VIII NC SCIHSu dllO
- French of ST. Johnsbury will entertai
op Some miscreants who have been {
stroying property, breaking out ligf
" of glass, ought to have justice do
,t- them. There are two unused hous
in the village and one little east
the village where they are smashl
est windows just for the fun of the thir
s. If one or two Of these rowdies could
fined it might be lesson to others a
bo stop the unlawful practice.
re- The baseball game between the B.
ton high school and Craftsbury "
in quite interesting after the first thl
dr. innings. The Craftsbury team scol
seven in these innings and the lie
was so great the Bartons could l
vas overtake them. The Bartons got t
ner runs. A good number attended |
game. which ON the whole was qu
at an interesting one.
A large amount Of work vas done
the H. F, Pillsbury athletic park