Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-28
THE UP-TO-DATE GROCERY.
B. o. SMITH, Prop

The Willoughby Fish and Game club
met In the mill office of the J. G.
Turnbull Co. Friday night. There was
quite good attendance and new inter-
est was manifest in the work of the
club. During 1908 the club placed 100,-
600 lake trout fry in Willoughby lake
at an expense of $40. Good fishing
and that is by repeated stocking and
the careful observance of the fishing
laws. Every lover of the sport ought
to- enroll himself as a member of the
club. The membership fee is only one.
dollar and the yearly dues but so cents
per year.
The trustees of the Barton Landing
Cemetery association desire to call the
attention of the members to the finan-
clal phase of the situation. that they
may be prepared to act intelligently
at the annual meeting Tuesday even
ing. May 4. 1t is customary in towns
farther advanced in the work of beau
tifying their cemeteries, to use the
funds obtained from the sale of lots for
general movements. 1t is very evident
that the present price. $40 for single
lots, is entirely inadequate for that
purpose. Inquiry reveals the fact that
in most cemeteries where similar work
is attempted, much higher prices pre-
vail. also that the prices vary in accord
ance with the desirability of the To-
cations. Think it over and let your
wishes be known.
Cemetery Trustees.
ALBANY.
David Burbank is very ill.
Frank Rowell is still gaining.
Mrs. Mertie Dunn is very i'll.
Alvah Shute is at home and is sick.
Mrs. Grace Goddard has been quite
i'll.
John Rowell was at home Sunday,
Apr. Is.
Bert Gauvin of Orleans was in town
recently.
Mrs. John Gravel is working for
Geo. Shute for time.
Miss Rose Clark began her school in
District No 8. Monday.
Walter Grant has been engaged to
teach in District No. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Davis and son
and daughter are very i'll.
Rev. Geo. Mcdonald has returned
from conference at Hardwick.
Miss Margaret Amsboro began her
school in District No. 13 Monday.
Miss Lena Annis is at work at Chas.
Winget's, Mrs. Winget being very i'll.
8 Miss Grace Vance of South Albany
began her school in District No. 8
Monday. 10y
[Jy E. L. Annis. who has been away
several weeks canvassing, has re-
turned home. ~
Edgar Valley of Barton was in town
last week painting and papering with
James Hamilton.
2 Hazel Silver of Craftsbury has been
attending the telephone central, Lena
Campbell being i'll.
Homer Seavey of Irasburg, who is
running logs in Black river, has them
very nearly completed.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con.
gregational church gave supper
Tuesday evening, Apr. II.
F. Harold Weale, who has been working
for DR.. A. NJ. Goddard, has gone tt
Albany to work for Ed. Hardy.
The ladies CT the Methodist societ,
will serve a dinner at their vestr!
Tuesday, May 4. All are cordially in
vited.
An increase in pension has been al.
lowed Herschel T. Marckres of Alban!
at the rate of Ia dollars per month
from March 8.
James Hamilton, who has beer
painting for John Rowen at Barton
was at home few days last week do
ing work here in town.
+ R. M. Cowles has had a coat o
lpaint put on the inside of his store
James Hamilton of this town and Ed
gar Valley of Barton doing the work
i The village school. District No. 6
began Monday, Apr. 26. Miss Una An
derson of Craftsbury teacher of tn
upper room and Miss Helen .Nye o
Barton teacher of the primary room
i WEST CHARLESTON.
i Mrs. Nathan Allen is in poor he alth
Mildred Armstrong is boarding a
W. J. Forte's.
!. Rev. and Mrs. Hurd are entertaining
their friend, Miss Smith.
Norman Wiley and family visite
relatives in Barton last week.
Mrs. Charles Hildreth has been o
the sick list the past week.
Mrs. George Shannon is assisting i
: the Peoples telephone central.
The Changers have some very prett
gold pins as emblems of that order.