Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-07-21

employment in the Chandler mills.
They will reside on Glover street In
the Story tenment, lately vacated by
Charles Clogston. Mrs. EInerson's
many friends wish her happiness and
prosperity.
Miss Ethel Ross, teacher in q deaf
and dumb school in Montreal, Miss
Mabel Ross, teacher in Brooklyn,
N. Y, and Mrs Russell of Ottawa
have rented rooms in George Merriam's
house on Park street, and will spend
several months here. Mrs. Russell's
husband is a member of the Canadian
sharpshooters, which are now trying
out in the international contest in
| England. Mondays Montreal papers
stated that the Canadian team was in
the lead and that Mr.. Russell was
leading his team by several points.
The Kings prize is $50 pounds or about
$125C. for which Mr.. Russell is trying
and 1t will thus be seen he is one of
the leading marksmen of the world.
B. S. Welch of Portland, Maine who
has been spending his vacation at the
Crystal Lake hotel for the last four
weeks claims that Crystal lake is full
of fish and that it is the best fishing
ground that he has struck in 25 years.
He says Barton people should be proud
of such a lake. He has been fishing
every year in the dark woods of
Maine and never in all his life has he
ever seen so many pickerel and bass
as he saw in Crystal lake. He claims
Willoughby lake second TO Crystal lake
and he says he knows where to find
them. Saturday he made a catch of
folr pickerel two to two and one-half
pounds each. Monday in one hour and
a half six pickerel from two and one
half to three pounds.
The meeting of the Congregational
Ladies society on July Is. at the
summer home of Mrs. E. w. Barron
in Crystal Lake Grove, was certainly
red letter occasion. About sixty
members and friends Of the society
were present, representatives of
Massachusetts, New Jersey, West
Virginia. Illinois and Colorado being
among the number. The weather was
ideal both for the ride to ard from the
camp and for the delightful tine spent
in the woods. Mrs. Barron was assist
ed in the preparation and serving of
her most appetizing dinner by eight
other ladies of the grove. All camps
were put at the disposal of the guests
and everything conspired to provide
most enjoyable day. The ladies of the
society voted to put steel ceiling on
the church vestry and to make other
necessary repairs.
On page four of this issue may be
: found an announcement entitled
Bowel Poisons Cause Appendicitis. ="
setting forth the advantages of
"Fletcherizing, and other drugless
methods of cure. 1t is fact that this
health reform movement, as advocated
by DR.. Buswell. who is we'll known
here, is growing very popular in the
: large cities through the world, count
ing among its adherents in this country
President and Mrs. Taft. Ambassador
and Mrs. Bryce. and in England King
Edward himself, since an operation for
appendicitis few years since, has
become strong advocate of sensible
, methods. DR.. Frances E. Clark, and
many of his Christian Endeavor follow
ers have adopted the new cure and q
department on Health and Efficiency
: has been opened in the "Christiar
!, Endeavor World" the organ of the
o officially associated, and he will be
|
}, lures on the regaining of health by
these methods or to furnish literature
g on the subject.
i St. Paups Church Notes.
il Mass next Sunday at 10 80 here a
s there will be no other mission that da!
e and benediction at go p. m. as usual
> Monday at 8 80 at the church Mis-
Eva Wright of Derby, and Henry Bla.
+ of Orleans, were married by Rev. ]
t E. Leblanc.
h Rev. J. E. Leblanc returned fror
q his recent visit to Canada last week.
e SOUTH BARTON.
l. P. H. Duke of Barton, has been her
% for few days looking after the cut
ting of his hay.
81 Henry Ross was in St. Johnsbur
If over Sunday.
: Gilbert Folsom was home owe
- Sunday.
ID F. P. Thrasher is back after a fey
5. days in New Jersey.
Earle Drown visited his parents i
: Evansville over Sunday.
q Mrs. Julia Drown is helping Mrs
n ~ Bert Jenness in Barton for fe,
ID weeks.
l. Miss Nellie Canty and her father O
# Barton, are back in their house her
d for time.
! = Fannie kimball is home for fe,
D days.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Richardson @
" Albany made short visit with thei
e nephews, H. j. and w. T. Brook
= recently.
E. G. Brown was in Lyndonville @
business one day last week.
ALBANY.
Frank Ronel is on the gain and
II able to be out.