Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-02
Barton Landing Page
News and Views from This
Hustling Village
C. l. sHAEFFER, Local Editor
BARTON LANDING.

Additional Barton Landing news
in the supplement.
Taplin & Cofran have five auction
sales on for this week.
Louis Blay moved from Barton to
Gibbs tenement yesterday.
M M Taplin went to Jay Monday
for business trip of several days.
B M Chaffee of Troy recently spent
several days as the guest of E M
Todd.
H w Estabrook of Marlboro, Mass.
was the guest of David Wiley for
few days recently.
Gorge Dubois has blood poisoning
in one of his hands caused by an injury
received in the mill.
DR.. III. D. Martin, the eye specialist,
can be consulted December 7, and 9
at the Valley House.
H C Humphrey of Springfield,
Mass. spent Sunday with his sister,
Mrs Marshall Clement.
Mr. and Mrs Carlos Skinner of Sher-
brooke. Pc, spent several days at
Dan Skinner's recently f ss.
J G Turnbull and C D French
returned Saturday noon from their
business trip to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Buchanan started
Monday night for Sarasota, Fla, where
they will spend the winter.
Henry Gravel has moved from the
Glib tenement to the Darling block.
where he expects to keep boarders.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Bennett of
Bury. P. O., recently spent severa
days visiting his father, A r Ben
nett.
Glen Barney's little baby was very
seriously i'll the past few days. Just
at present writing is improved some
what.
The E L Chandler company has
installed a new Witherby, Rugg &
Richardson box board hatcher in the
box shop.
The E L Chandler company is TAX
ing its annual inventory. E E Doe
Tuesday afternoon.
Many Barton Landing locals intend
for this issue are omitted because Of
the lack of electric current last even
ing and this forenoon.
Tom Buzzo has taken back his old
job as foreman in the tub shop. He
has sold his store and restaurant to
Archie Kipp and Charles Mute.
WhippIe, French & Co. are agreeably
surprised at the extent of their early
Christmas trade. They are expecting
the largest holiday business in years.
E E Doe has ordered a new Lane
board saw from the Lane Manufacture
ing company of Montpelier for the E
L Chandler Co.'S new mill in Brown
ington.
The regular chorus consisted of 40
voices. Earl Twomoly rendered an
excellent violin solo in very pleas
| manner. Altogether it was most
inspiring and helpful service of song.
A picture showing four generations
was recently taken. Mrs. Ann Dwi
nell Mrs. Nye's mother. who is 80. h
son, Mr.. Dwinell of Montpelier, hel
grandson, Dean Dwinell of Newport,
and his little sou.
The regular annual meeting of Meat
| Post, G.. A. r. and the w. r. q. viii
be at their room Tuesday, Dec. 8, a
2 p. N. Election of officers. 1t is de
sirabie that every member should b'
present if possible.
There are two articles on page on
of this paper that will interest tn
people of this place. One is entitled
Exchanging Town Names" and tn
other is letter from the health off
Ger of this town regarding tn
"Smallpox Rumors," as reporte
from this place last week.
The Woman Missionary society Q
the Congregational church met wit
Mrs. O. w. Locke yesterday Afternoon
the following officers were elected fc
the ensuing year: President, Mis-
Eliza Eaton; vice president, Miss Inc
Winslow; secretary and treasurer
Mrs Adeline Chamberlin. A very il
tefesting meeting was held and goo
Il number present.
The Congregational church We
taxed to its utmost capacity Sunda
evening" The occasion was the reg
lar service of song and the special a
traction was the presence of the Co
lege Singing Girls and the part the
took in the service. They render'
two anthems in their inimit able ma
ner, and Miss Margaret Ross sang
sacred solo that was full of divine i
spiration. Their singing was mo
inspiring and they shall always
gratefully remembered.
The Book and Thimble club met wi
Mrs. Dr) Young on Wednesday afte
noon. IA members and four visito
present. Program for afternoon