Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-13
Mrs. Roy SINNERS mother from
Burlington has been spending several
days with her daughter.


of New Prague, Mimi, April Z.
Mrs. A. A. Bean of North Hatley,
P. O., is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. A. A. Larabee, for week.
N. M. Lewis will hold an auction
sale of personal property at his resi-
dence on April 27 at 10 o'clock a. m.
There will be a meeting of the fire
department tomorrow evening at Z
O'Clock sharp. Per order fire wardens.
w. A. Webster of Tucson, Ariz.. who
has been visiting relatives in Irasburg
for week, is the guest of relatives
here.
Mrs. Anna Cornly and two children
of Quebec and Mrs. Joseph Nagles of
Lyndonville are the guests of Mrs. Pc
ter Gotta.
The Barton Boat Club company are
building plank sidewalk four feet
wide from the clubhouse to the rail-
road track.
The junior class Of the academy will
give masquerade box party in Sea-
ver's hall Friday evening for the bene
fit Of the class.
Miss Mabelle Teller will teach at
South Barton the coming term, and
Miss Mabel Leslie will teach in the
River district
Mrs. E. F. Dutton and Mrs. Altha
Pierce. who have been spending cou
pie of months at Portsmouth, N. H.,
have returned.
Eugene Alexander of West Derby
and Eugene Wilson and Miss Kate Will
son were entertained by Mrs. A. S.
Wilson last week.
E. E. Liddell has been quite
thoroughly repairing his tenement
house, and Mr.. Turcotr will move into
it as soon as ready.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
o. D. Owen Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock. This is the time for the an
nual payment Of dues.
Regular and annual meeting of ORR
ent Chapter, No. Is. O. E. s., for
election of officers, and installation
Friday evening at 80.
J. w. Murkland, who bought out the
stock in the machine shop of the late
E. C. Grandy of Newport, has just got
home the last shipment.
Harlow Hopkins is working for w.
A. Murray in the livery stable during
the absence of Guy Aldrich, who is
having a short vacation.
The following letters remain un-
called for at the post office April 49,
Please say advertised" when calling
for these letters Conn. River Lumber
Co., John Lister.
The second annual masquerade
and ball of the I. O. F. will be given at
Seaver's hail Wednesday evening, April
%. The event promises to be a pleasant
affair and good time is assured.
F. ]. Percival has taken the agency
for the Vacuum Carpet Cleaner for
Orleans county. Two models of the
machine have arrived and he invites
your inspection. See advertisement
Fred Campbell, who has been in the
West for the past two years. returned
home last night. He has been in Doug
lass, Alaska, since last spring. Busi-
ness is dull there now and hundreds of
men are idle.
The Ladies' Union will serve an Eas-
ter supper at the Methodist church
parlors Wednesday evening, Apr. Is, at
6 clock. Mrs. L. J. freeman and
Mrs. H. w. Doyle will entertain.
Everybody cordially invited
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Drumming will
accompany their aunt. Mrs. E. M
Page. on her return to Boston Tuesday
! where they will visit relatives anc
friends; and Mrs. Brunning. who has
been in poor health for some time
will undergo surgical operation.
Miss Annie Wright finished work fol
the E. w. Barron Co. Saturday night
She has been in the store about two
and one-half years, but is dressmakel
and talks of resuming her former
business. Miss Ruth Barron will take
her place in the store.
C. M. Darling is sparing no pains
nor expense to improve the rooms il
the Crystal Lake house for the coming
summer trade. He will also fit up
garage for automobiles, as many trave
lers would have stopped here last year
if their autos could have been kept in
suitable place.
N. NJ. Lewis has bought of C. E. Gay
j Gilbert house on Elm street which Mr.
Gay recently took Of Mr.. Gilbert ir
o partial payment on his farm. Thi
gives Mr.. Lewis home in Barton nea
his former home, and we are glad t.
$ have him remain in town.
Powell's orchestra is gaining con
y siderable well deserved favorable com
ment. The orchestra is first-class i,
every respect, and nothing but excel
lent music is possible with the mem
bers of the company as it stands
/ There is no longer any use of sendin,
:. "out Of town. for good orchestra.
n The sheriff's sale of horses an
|. mules taken by Deputy Sheriff O. v
. Joslyn against the Vermont Creamerie
= Co, who operate creamery at Evans
% vile. in favor of the Barton Nationa
bank and the Barton Tub factory, a
e Hotel Barton Wednesday afternoon
is was largely attended and all animal
sold readily.