Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-19

H. P. Baldwin, travelling for Pills
bury q Baldwin, returned Monday
from an eight weeks absence, and re-
ports good business. He has been into
IL states on this trip.
The Woodman ball Friday evening
was we'll attended and a most enjoy
able time was experienced. Madam
Brock furnished music and the floor
and hall were in fine shape.
There will be a special communicc-
tion of Orleans lodge, No. 55. F. & A.
M. on Friday evening. Work in the
first degree on two candidates. Mem
bers are urged to be present.
c. H. Jackson and help are doing a
job of carpentering at Derby Line this
week. MIR. Jackson has the job of
building two barns in that vicinity and
the work will be begun at once.
F. S. Carpenter, jeweler, who has
been located in the Cassidy block for
about year. will move next week into
the King block near the passenger de-
pot. He will be ready for business
there on June l.
Miss Rosa M. Campbell, of Denver,
COL. formerly of this town, daughter
of the late DR.. j. c. Campbell of AL
bany, is to be married May 20 to G. b.
B1odget of Denver The best wishes
of friends In this vicinity are extended.
Local fishermen had some 'tluck''
Saturday but on the whole the wealth.
er has not been favorable for the fish
ermen. Yesterday however saw some
excellent strings from May pond and
John Mcclellan had a handsome string
Saturday.
Miss Sarah May Brooks and George
E. Gay were married at the Congrega-
tional parsonage by Rev. w. A. War.
ner May IL. Both Mr.. and Mrs Gay
are we'll known here and have the best
side here.
The committee in charge of moving
the old school building to the site prr-
chased last fall, just opposite the lot
on which it now stands. expect soon t1
be at the job. The committee consists
of J. N. Webster. C. A. Barrows anc
j. F. Batchelder.
Mrs. L. N. Moody of Island Pond
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Foster of Newpor,
and Mrs. G. H. Elkins of North Troy
were called here to attend the funera
on Sunday afternoon of little Harry
Webster, the infant son of Mr.. ane
Mrs. c. S. Webster.
E. B. Robinson, F. C. Browning, E
w. Barron. Sherman Ross and the
/ Buckley brothers went Friday te
Woodsville. N. H., to attend the annu
al banquet given to grocers by ths
Hoibrook Grocery Co., of Woodsville
They report an excellent time.
Principal A. d. Wiggin of the Wood
stock high school, we'll known here al
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Wiggin
has. accepted the principalship Of tn,
high school in Great. Falls, Montana
his duties there September next.
j John H. Wylie received severe iniur
| les to his right arm Thursday by Get
ting it. caughtsin the wringer at tn
laundry. The arm was badly wrenche,
and has been very painful, but n
bones were broken and ascouple q
/ weeks iay-off will bring it back again
The fourteenth annual BANQUET O
the Alumni Association of Barto
Academy will be held at Hotel Barto
on Friday evening. June the 4th. Pro1
C. L. Erwin will act as toastmastel
Music will be furnished by Powell
!, orchestra assisted by Leon C. Batchel
. der.
The G. H. Davis Co. says the Mon
tor has another guess coming on th
price of the E. M. F. automobile. Las
; week we spoke. of the machine costin
, $3.50. but we are told the price is onl
; $3.50. which makes it seem just s
! much better bargain. The E. M. /
! is O. K.