Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-22

Mrs. H. A. Clark went last week to
Boston for medical treatment and
will spend the winter with her daugh
ter, Mrs H. A. True of Somerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Drew went this
morning to the state fair. From
there they will go to Manchester, N.
H., and Boston on visiting and sight
seeing tour.
The W. c. T. u. food sale at the M
E. church vestry Saturday under the
direction of Mrs. DAVIS and Mrs. I'm
derwood was a success, netting S6 for
the treasury.
The electric street light line has
been extended down Bell Water avenue
and two lights have been put in there
and one has been put in in front of the
Catholic church.
Harley Wheeler has finished off an
upstairs tenement in his house on Elm
street and his father, Charles Wheeler
of Orleans has moved there. Mr..
Wheeler is also building a barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Barron took an
automobile trip to Montpelier. Satur-
day to visit Mrs. Barron's aunt, Mrs.
Percy Templeton. Mrs. E. w. Barron
accompanied them to Hardwick.
/ Allen Shedd of Craft ftsbury spent a
week with his nephew, A. A. Lara
bee, returning home Tuesday. Mr..
Shedd is 80 years old but made the
trip from Craftsbury and return on
foot.
Frank Dana of Newport, N. H., and
Mrs. C. W. Sheaf, of Newcastle, Me-.
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Dana. Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Dana Of LyndongiHa also saeat Sunday
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Hubbard went
Saturday to White River junction
where they have been engaged to run
the dining hall at the state fair. Mrs.
Ezra Martin also went to assist in the
dining hall.
Ex.Gov. Bell and family of Walden,
who are taking a carriage drive
through the county this week. called
on friends here yesterday. Mr.. Bell
spoke at the regular grange meeting
last evening.
Coon hunting seems to be popular
sport this week. Monday night three
auto loads of hunters went toward
Irasburg and last night the same party
went to Coventry. They report d glo
rious time but where are the coons?
Those loafers congregated nearly
every night on the steps in front oi
the fruit store and expectorating free
ly upon the sidewalk should remem
Der there is law forbidding splitting
on sidewalks and penalty attached
F. J. Percival begins work mex
week as superintendent of the Pills
bury & Baldwin factory. Mr.. Perci
val has had experience in this worI
both in these shops and elsewhere ant
should make good man for the posi-
tion.
PoWell's orchestra will give series
of six dances, one every two week!
during the coming season at Seaver'l
opera hall The first dance will be OF
Friday evening. October 1. Regula
tickets will be Is cents, season ticket
$400.
E. H. Glazier, C. H. Blood, A. S
Drew, H. V. Drown, H. c. Gay, C. A
Barrows. G. H. Davis. and H. 7. Sea
yer attended the Malta Commandery
clambake at Owls Head on Lake
Memphremagog, Friday and report
fine time.
At meeting held at H. j. Stan
nard's last evening an orchestra of si
pieces was formed. H. C.. Potter wa
elected leader. Maynard Potter. as
sistant leader. Slayton Lang bushes
manager, Maynard Foster, secretar
and treasurer.
Mrs. G. c. Baldwin is spending thi
week visiting her mother in Ncrthfield
Mrs. Baldwin starts next Wednesda
with Mr.. Baldwin s aunts, Mrs
Fletcher and Mrs. Northern, for tbei
home in San Francisco, Cal. She vii
remain until January.
The following letters remain IN
called for at the postoffice Septemba
%; please say advertised when caIlin,
Ior these letters. Louise S. Brown
David Currier, Mrs. M. j. Goode
nough, James H. McGuarney, Geo
Mitchell, Wm. Pike, Daniel Shackett