Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-22

Quimby cottage at Long pond. Mr..
Cutler and family and Judge and
Mrs. w. w. Miles are now in camp.
Miss Mamie Hanlon and Miss Mae
Hayes of Lowell, Mass, and Mrs. J. N.
Revoir and family of New York city
are spending their vacation at James!
LabouHtys.
There will be dance at the club,
house tonight. The Barton Landing
baseball team and friends have been
invited. Powell's orchestra will fur
nish music.
Hon Judge Tucker of Hyde Park, who
has been making tour OF Canada, is
staying at the Crystal Lake house.
Mr.. Tucker is the owner of large
part Of the asbestos mines in Eden.
Erwin 4. Pearson of Greenfield,
Mass. who has been spending his va
cAtion at his home here, will leave to-
morrow morning for Newport, n. GEL. ,
where he Will spend q few days before
returning to Greenfield.
The meeting called for Friday even
Eng to see about a musical festival to
DE held here the last week in August
will be Friday night of this week at
z 80 O'Clock in Seaver's hall. Ala in
1erested eare invited TO come.
The following letters remain uucall-
ed for at the BarSon post Office July
'22. Please say advertised when calling
for these letters: Mrs. E. Cheney, J.
Up. Grant, Mrs. G. E. Hastings, Mrs.
ItGeo. Taylor, Mrs. S. H. Piper.
A state road surveyor was here last
week surveying the south end of Main
street for a macaham street. The
stone crushing machinery has been
lset up where it was last fall and work
ison the street will spon be begun.
| Mrs. Fl. Lapierre and Mrs. A. Nilkie
Hast ENTHUSIASTICALLY, F. O., the firth-
place of Mrs. Wilkie. They also visit
ed their brothers widow, Mrs. ID. V.
Gravelin. Mrs. Wiskie met the lady
and gentleman who named her. The
lsdy is "a years old, the gentleman 80.
1T was very pleasant meeting.
Royden Cheney of Manchester, N.
f., Miss Nellie McLazn of Hardwick,
Miss Gertrude Skinner of Brooklyn,
n. Y, and Mr. andMrs. J. F. Batehel-
der and Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Stanaard
of this place were the guests of Dr.
!
camp last week.
The Ladies Union will hold food
sale at the vestry of the Methodist
church Saturday afternoon, July rs.
Baked beans, brown and wheat bread,
doughnuts, all sorts of pies, cakes
etc. will be on sale at g O'Clock and
until all is sold Orders nay be left
with Mrs. Cowles at the music store.
Mrs. Conner and Mrs. Foster will
have charge.
Ex-Mayor w. J. Foley of East Pales-
tine, Ohio, who has been staying at
Hotel Barton for few weeks, was
brought up by Patrick nowen, father
of j. V. Rowen, proprietor of the
hotel. Mr.. Foley is a prominent man
in Ohio as will be seen from the fol-
lowing, clipped from an Ohio paper.
and speaks worlds for the sturdy Yer
mont raising -Ex-Mayor William j.
Foley Of East Palestine, once the dem.
oeratic candidate for congress in this
Eighteenth district, came to the city
this morning to take the Erie for the
east. it being his pleasure to have a
fortnight's vacation which he will
spend back in old Vermont in the towr
Of Barton, where he was born. It has
been IS years since William left the
hills and the rocky fields of the Greer
Mountain state, and this is his first
visit back to the old town, where he
goes to be present at the settling uI
and dividing Of the old estate. AS 8
sort of old home coming he enjoyed Z
celebration here in this city prepara
tory to starting on his journey thai
will keep him on the go till about sun.
rise DER the hills O. Vermont on Wed
nesday morning, in time to wake the
folks back at home"