Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-05-25
BARTON

BARTON
B. Bedard was in Sherbrooke, P. O.,
on business last week.
C. w. Preston of Hardwlck was here
Saturday on business.
Mrs. J. V. Rowen is visiting her sis
ter in Lawrence. Mass.
Miss Grace Knight visited her moth
er few days last week.
Miss Gertrude Dopp spent Sunday
with her parents in Glover.
Miss Louise Wilkey was the guest of
friends in Newport recently.
FL. Ranney has moved to the ],
G. Turnbull farm in Westmore.
Mrs. Page of Sheffield is visiting at
the home of her son, Harley Page.
Mrs. Chas. E. Buswell Jr. was in
Newport last week for brief visit.
Misses Glee and Grace Chandler
were home from Coventry over Sunday.
Adolphus Martell is in West Shefford,
P. c., for few days visiting friends.
J. E. Royston has bought with w. A.
Murray equal partnership in the livery
business.
Peter Levin shipped carload of
choice Holstein cows to Meriden,
Conn.,, Tuesday.
Artist Seymour, who has spent
many summers in town, is here again
for the summer.
George Buskey and Arthur Butler
have gone to Canada for few weeks
visit with friends.
After June l V. F. Hunter will fur
nish customers extra milk and cream
for J. r. Freeman.
Miss Caroline L. Lippens of Hart
ford, Conn.,, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Perley Drew.
| Several from this place attended the
! Christian Endeavor convention at East
Charleston last week.
The academy ball team won from
Barton Landing Tuesday by score OF
13 to 7. Congratulations.
S. c.. Currier has bought fine horse
from parties in Bloomington to replace
the horse he recently lost.
There will be an interesting baseball
game on the new grounds next Satur'
day, Decoration day, at p. m.
Zuar Hanson had Is COWS come
Thursday for his sale stable. He has
now fine showing of horses.
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Peerless tenement house into the ten
ement over D. l. Grapes store.
James Rowen has finished work al
D. |. Grapes store ana it is reported
that Carl Hamblet will take his place
R. H. Noonan was in New Jersey
looking after the interests Of the Baror
| Wedgewood Horseshoe company las
week.
Mrs. Walter Paul and daughtel
have arrived from Providence, r. l.
where they have been spending th'
winter.
f The game of baseball between Bar
ton academy and Lyndon institute
Saturday resulted 8 to 2 in favor o
, Lyndoavile.
G. B. Elliott has bought Smit
Hunts farm, farming tools and cattle
: and will take possession about tn
r first of June.
The village trustees are cuttin
: away the bank in front of Elisha Ran
I dall's residence and making it eve
> with the road.
L. F. Smith, who has been porter a
: the Crystal Lake house, has finishe
i work there and gone to work for C.
J.: Kelton in the meat business.
M. J. Smith was in Barre and Mon1
: pelier in the interest of his marble bus
mess last week. He also visited hi
y daughter. Mrs. Edwards. and family
:, Rev. w. B. Dukeshire will preac
u the baccalaureate sermon before th
+ graduating class Of the academy SUI
" day evening at the Methodist church
: E. w. Barron, executor Of Mrs. Jose
y phine D. Fosters estate, has sold tn
IL home place with five and one-half acre
of land to O. B. Willard of South Ba
- ton.
- The entertainment that was to haN
- been given at the clubhouse Frida
i evening by the ladies of the Boat cit
has been postponed until further n
tice.
G. Lillian Cohen, Ruth Gleason, Alv
~ Jewell and Merrick Winslow went
~ ~ Newport Friday evening to play in Il
ye recital given by Miss May M. Libby
'. pupils.
Rev. w. A. Warner went to Bolto
- vile last week to officiate at the we
Sc ding of Miss Florence Robinson
x Newbury and Herbert Chamberlain
m Irasburg.