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

B. o. SMITH, Prop.
There will be an excursion to Craw-
ford Notch on Friday, Sept. 25. Train
leaves at 6:55.
Earl Twombly and Ernest Brennan
went hunting last week and bagged
four cartridges.
Mrs. M. B. Skeele, who was visiting
Mrs. Jack Brown, has returned to her
home in Boston.
Ed. Skinner returned Wednesday
night from his trip to the Canadian
West and Northwest.
Charles B. Ewens of West Charles
ton is visiting Hendrix Twombly and
friends in the vicinity.
Vern Howard has returned from his
short vacation to again take up his
duties with B. O. Smith.
The band rendered very good con-
cert Thursday night. Mr.. Billiard was
absent on account of sickness.
Emory Lothrop has returned to
Boston after few weeks visit with
his parents at the Valley house. : nrrn
!. DR.. H. D.'Martin, the eye Specialist
can be consulted September 26 until
September 20 at the Valley house.
Miss Veda Badger of this place and
Richard Liddell of Barton were united
in marriage in Newport Wednesday.
Harris Stimson, who has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Wilkie, has re-
t1Ir 70 iy,M oil
Mr.. and Mr.. G. M. Winslow of Au-
burndale, Mass, formerly of this
place, are rejoicing over the arrival of
a son.
Mr.. Randall is very poorly at pres
ent. It was feared Sunday that he
would not recover, but he rallied after
awhile.
Mrs. Louisa Patten of Boston, who
has been spending a few weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Gardyne, has returned
to her home.
A verdict of 81 90 and costs was rem
dered in favor of D. G. Hartman
against DR.. Lanpher in case for per-
sonal damage.
Mr. Goodnough a few days ago
pricked with pin small pimple on
one of his fingers and the result is
blood poisoning.
There is the promise of an excellent
baseball team in the high school this
year. Here is something to root for.
All home talent.
Clyde Locke went to Dartmouth
Tuesday to resume his studies. Sam
Parker has returned after a few
weeks vacation.
7 Quite a number..of young people at.
tended husking bee held at FREQ
Dudley's Friday 1 night. Everybody
had good time.
George King has .bought::the Harley
| Cleveland farm. He takes immediate
possession, having purchased farm
| stock and crops.
Miss Gertrude Drake, who is lin thu
Royal Victoria hospital, was success
fully operated upon and is doing as
well as can be expected.
Mrs. Quimby of Newport takes thu
place with the j.. G.. Turnbull Co
made vacant through the resignation
of Miss Marion Ordway.
N A. Stimson, Mertie Perley ant
Florence Blackburn are the invited
guests of Mrs. Tenney at Willoughb.
lake for few days this week
Everett Wiley and mother hav,
gone to spend week at Quechee ant
while there expect to take in the stat
fair at White River Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler spen
| Wednesday evening at Newport. W.
have since heard there was some tall
about checkers" at the evening
session.
The Village Improvement societ,
will hold its annual rummage sale DC
tober 9Th and 9th in same place. i
opera block. Vegetables of all kind
solicited.
George Nye of Barton, who is wei
known in this village, has sold out hi
business. but will work in the sho
during the winter, expecting to go O
! farm next spring.
The seven year old daughter of W
, E. Ransom died Thursday night afte
: short illness with sugar diabetes
The funeral was held on Saturday
Rev. w. R. Davenport officiating.
: Fred D. Pierce, town treasurer, wi
be at the Valley house Friday, Sept
%, from 9 a. m. until 4p. m. to receiv
3 taxes. To save the discount take
r must be paid on or before next Nor
day.
n The Peoples Telephone Co. are cor
!. tinually charging their service. Th
following have been accommodated
: Bloomington John Powers, A. Pre-
: voncha, Hyland Ryther and Lot &c
: wards.
Il Dan Buchanan is continuing the wa
: of the bridge pier to connect with tn
foundation of his telephone office built
ing, and when completed will enclose
Z valuable building plot, and will ais
s add considerable towards beautifyin
Main street.
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