Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-05-18
Mrs. Charles Clogston was on thesssicl
list several days last week but is better

l1SC several Gays laSC week DuC Is DeCIer
A. NJ. Tower has moved his barn on
to the foundation prepared for it last
fall.
w. w. Dow is helping G.. H. Blood
in the passenger station for short
time.
F. S. Whitcher and D. l. Grapes send
car of potatoes to Concord, N. H.,
to-day.
Elbridge Forest is working for the B.
& M. railroad company on the village
section.
S. c.. Currier was in Berlin, N. H.,
last week the guest of his son, G.. A.
Currier.
Rev. J. E. Leblanc will be in New
port Monday to assist at the 40 hours
devotion.
F. B. Lang has sold Mrs. Peene's
chestnut team and it was shipped south
last week.
William Campbell of Lyndonville
spent several days with c. H. Jewell
Jr. recently.
Regular meeting of Orient chapter,
No. 13, O.. E. S.. Friday evening, May
22, at 7 80 sharp. Work.
Quite number of new boats have
been put on the lake by the Crystal
Lake house management his summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Young of Ports
mouth, N. H. were the guests of Mrs.
E. w. Barron several days last week.
J. S. Brooks has bought the land
which Noah Brooks sold to John Be
dourx, known as the Foster sugar place.
Some of the Odd Fellows of this
place will go to Rutland to attend the
state convention of Odd Fellows this
week.
E. w. Barron and F. c.. Browning at
tended the Holbrook Grocery company's S
banquet at Woodsville, N. H., Friday
evening.
Misses Clemma Seaver and Aftian
Scott will repesent the G. E. society at
the convention at East Charleston May
% and %.
The town has bought new road
machine which will be worked on this
corporation, commencing to-day, for
the present.
The Crystal Lake grange. No. All,
will meet Tuesday evening. A full at
tendance is desired. Work in lst and
End degrees.
John Rowen has been freshening up
the interior of Hotel Barton by paint
ing, vanishing his rooms and laying
new carpets.
Mrs. J. M. Blake was called to Iras-
burg Wednesday evening to sing in a
concert at that place, and Saturday
evening at Lowell.
Adam Dummett has bought E. A.
Willey's bakery business. About two
years ago Mr.. Dummett sold this busi-
ness to Mr.. Wiley.
Walter McFarlane, who has been i'll
during the winter, is able to be about
his house, and it is hoped he may i'm
prove now that he can get out.
Mrs. P. L. Webster and Mrs. A. R.
Cowles will represent the society OF
w. G.. T. u. at the annual convention
atGreensboro Bend this week.
Local depositors of Barton Savings
bank who have not presented their pass
books for verification are requested
to do so at their earliest convenience
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Bridgman
formerly of this place but now o1
Hardwick, were the guests of H. F
Pillsbury and other friends over Sun
day.
keystone chapter. No. Is, R. A. M
will meet this (Monday) evening a
7:30 o'clock. Work, M. M. and P. M
There will be several candidates and
full attendance is desired
), The second dance of the series O.
four to be given by the Boat club will
be held Wednesday evening, May 20, a
the clubhouse. Bring your yellow
tickets or it will cost you so cents.
: Watch! For particulars next weel
of ar entertainment to be given Frida,
evening, May 20, by the ladies of tn
: members of LIE Beau Lac Boat club
at the clubhouse. There will be
dance after the entertainment.
! Henry Ryther was here Saturday an
Sunday. He has been spending severs
weeks in Coventry and Newport. MI
! Murkland, in whose employ he is, send
: him to Richford to build machine fo
0 making small trays for commerce.
5 purposes.
}, The committee elected at the annu;
; meeting of the Alumni associatio
/. have arranged for the banquet to b
given>on the evening of June 5 at tn
Crystal Lake hotel. Miss Gertruo
Chandler of the class of '06 will act z
toast mistress.
The following letters remain III
k called for at the post office May l;
Please say advertised when calling fl
these letters: Joseph Raymond, Mr.
. Lester Stewart, W. j. Pollard, Mis-
Dorillar Molin, Master Merton Nile
,r Mrs. A. G. Miller, John F. Luscoml
Mrs. Anna Goss Deane (2), Mrs. Lyd
F. Dwinell, Mrs. Nancy Drew, Mi
y Vava Courtue, Mrs. Ellen Abbot
Mr.. Marshall Annis.
- In this issue the Monitor begins
series of articles on municipal electr
w lighting that recently appeared in tt
Burlington Free Press. They shou