Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-09-23

Mrs. Gray moves this week from the
Nye tenement on Water street to Eli
Flanders tenement.
Frank Clifford has finished work for
A. A. Larabee and will begin work for
H. T. Seaver Monday.
1t is reported that T. C. Colburn and
VIM. Maxwell have bought the bakery
and will take possession soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Clogston, who
have been having two weeks vacat-
ion, returned home Saturday.
D. I. Grapes is at the state fair this
week with an exhibit of A. w. Gray
& Sons engines and machinery.
DR.. H. D. Martin, the eye special
ist, will open an office September 20 at
Hotel Barton, to remain unit. October
J. B. Freeman has moved from the
place he recently sold to z. E. Hanson
into one of Mrs. o. D. Owens tene-
ments.
Mrs. Mary Gilman, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Good
ro, went this week to Billiham, Wash
ington.
Mrs.E r. Flanders, who has been
very sick for the past week. is gain
ing slowly. Mrs. S. H. Vault of Arl-
ington is caring fo her.
Miss Della Nault and Israel Sheltra
were married at the church Monday
morning at 9 a. m. by Rev. Father
Leblanc. Congra atulations.
Beans! Ripe, green, and blossoms
all on the same stalk was what II. A.
Barber presented the editor recently.
Certainly freak of nature.
Remember the annual meeting of the
Barton Lecture Course association to-
night at the schoolhouse, at 7 80.
H. T. SEAVER, Secretary.
All taxes must be paid on or before
| Septem ber % to save the discount.
The treasurer will be in Barton Land.
ing Friday to receive taxes there.
Fire broke out around the chimney
Of the King block Sunday, morning, bu,
with the prompt action Of the fire de.
partment no great damage was done
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Colburne of the
Gilmanton Iron Works, Pittsfield, N
H., spent Sunday with his brothre, T
c. Colburne. They drive home this
week.
The Misses Clemma Seaver and Doris
Cameron entered Tilton seminary O.
are taking the college preparation,
course.
Mrs. Abel Humphrey of Newport,
former resident of this place, and VIII
is now IN very poor health, came las
week to the home Of her daughter
Mrs. Geo. Fisk.
w. F. Nye is working in the banl
for few weeks in the place of Adj
Knight, who is i'll. Ray Underwood
who is absent from the bank on &C
count of sickness, is about again.
L. M. Hubbard is running the dinin
: hall at the state fair at White Rive
Junction this week. G.. w. Tenne
and G.. E. Hamblet are also at the fai
assisting at the ticket offices and gates
The E. w. Barron Co have a ne,
delivery wagOn made to order by j. f
Ryan of St. Johnsbury. 1t is covere
and has low wheels, making it muc
more convenient than an express wae
on.
Miss Fanny May stopped in tow
;. Saturday on her way from Chicago I
Readsville, Mass, where she has a p.
: sition as stenographer in the office {
J, the N. Y, N. FL. and Hartford raj
:. road.
n Miss Bertha M. Todd of Morgan ar
). Harley j Moody of Charleston WEI
: married at the home of his sister. Mr.
: G. |. Morse, Thursday evening, Sept
Il Z. Rev. w. A Warner performed Il
ceremony.
I The Crystal Lake Grange was invi
= ed to Glover by the Grange there t
morrow evening. but on account OF tt
a serious illness of C. w. Bean Il
> meeting has been postponed until
later date.