Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-07

Willard Trip and Tom O'Hara were
initiated into the F. G. degree at a
special meeting of Valley lodge, F..
& A. M, on Thursday night.
Mrs. Jennie Kipp, who has been
working in the White mountains Edur
i ing the summer, has returned,1 the
house being closed Thursday.
| Mrs. Sarah Humphrey, Mrs. Marsh
all Clements mother, living with her
daughter, Mrs. George Fisk, was strick-
en- with a throat paralysis Sunday
morning.
Tom Buzzo by the first of November
will open lunch room and grocery
| store in the basement of the Brown
block. It is the room formerly occu-
pied by Wallace Sawyer.
Mrs. Glenn Barney's mother, Mrs.
Ram and grandmother, Mrs. Bartlett,
both of Natick Mass, are visiting here
and in this vicinity. They spent several
days in Morgan and returned here Sat-
urday.
There is petition being circulated
asking for the removal of the tele-
| phone pole standing directly in front
of the Peoples telephone office. This
pole stands on the edge of the gutter
nearest the street.
Apple blossoms and strawberries are
| still in season. Ed. Merrill picked ap-
plies and apple blossoms from the same
| tree few days ago, and A. r. Ben
nett picked several very fine strawber-
ries from his berry patch.
| The underpinning of 1. D. R. Col
Inns house was finished on Tuesday
and the building block used adds con-
siderable to the general appearance of
the house. The workmen began on
the new chimney this morning.
| Progress is being made in the build
ing of the new macadam road and when
finished twill be the best piece of mac.
adam road in this vicinity. The new
bridge is open for travel and that fac t
is very much appreciated by the pub.
lie.
The Congregational Sunday school
will observe Rally Day Sunday. Lei
all the teachers make a strong effOr1
to have all the scholars present. A
special program will be rendered ane
a cordial invitation is extended to the
public.
. Carl Gay and Will Joslyn are build
ing a large veranda across the entir,
front of Ashbel Crows house. L
:. will be Sc feet long and have an aver
age width Of eight feet. It will ado
: greatly to the comfort and beaut,
) of the house.
Mr.. Lothrop has greatly improves
the office room of the Valley house b,
placing a large window five by min
feet in the west side. He also contem
: plates putting another almost as larg
! in the parlor. Improvement is in tn
T very air of Barton Landing.
i Carl Dwinell is assisting Fran
: Churchill in erecting his new store
house on the site of the old one former
~ owned by Churchill and Blasdel
: opposite the H. I. Smith place. TIL
!. new building will be 22x28 and wi
make a neat appearance when con
d pleted. s.s. p $50
Do not forget the rummage sale to h
= held by theVillage Improvement ociet
in the band room of the opera house {
:, Thursday and Friday, both day an
: evening. Remember the proceeds al
all spent for the benefit of the entil
ii community in the improvement of tt
t village.
b Harley Cleveland has purchased tt
j. G. Turnbull farm on the Bartt
q road about one mile from the villag
q Mr.. harrington had just previous
" moved his family into the new hous
and will now be required to move o
again, as Mr.. Cleveland expects
le take possession.
10 Mrs. Spafford, Doris and the
day to New York by way of the Der
d shire Hills and Albany. and down t.
q Hudson. After a days sight-seeil
IN in New York city they will go to Be-
ton by way Of Fall River and retu
home by Sunday.
he Frank Twombly recently spent
r.. week in Boston and while there after
ed the fair at Brockton, Mass. T
first day there were 35, 900 people prt
Id ent and the second day $1,000. N
8. Twombly took three horses to Bostt
he two for David Wiley and one
Whipple, French & Co.
as Karl Webster, who spent the su
~ mer in one of the fashionable hot
tn at Littleton, N. H., is home aga
He was employed as one of the mu
clans at 1.-The Naples and report
a very pleasant and profitable time.
on has again taken up his studies in
Ter high school, from which he gradua
next June.
90, E. E. Doe went to Richford Frid
30, on business and while there took
+;n large order for veneer. A largely
'A creased stock of logs will be put
this winter for this department of
am company's works. Mr.. Doe says br
the ness is picking up and some parts
the rushed so that they have to work o