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

Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Stannard and
family of Lowell. have been visiting
h sister, Mrs. E. L. Niblock the past
week before going to their new home
in Brockton. Mass.
Edward Frechette is having his house
on South Main street raised up and
new sills put in and granite foundation
laid. George Goodheart and help are
doing the carpenter work
Mrs. Kate Cummings of Charleston.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Cobb on her way home from West
Virginia where she has been spending
the winter with her dauhter.
Mrs. Al Dodge, who is in poor
health, is stopping at the Crystal Lake
house for few weeks and rest.
Mrs. Dodge formerly lived here and
was floor lady in the Peerless.
Mrs. Lucy Robinson and daughter
Lillian who have been spending five
weeks at Gloucester, Mass, at the
sea shore returned home Friday eve
ming, reporting most excellent time.
rArthur White of Genoa, Neb. arrived
Saturday morning to visit his father,
Ora White. Mrs. White returned the
latter part of the week from a visit to
friends in Waterbury and Woodstock.
The following letters remain un-
called for at the Barton postoffice July
Fl. Please say advertised" when
called for. Miss Jennie Belden. Mr..
Nile Farm. Mrs. V. R. Hardy,
florence Jenkins.
DR.. and Mrs. C. w. Scott of Andover,
M ass. Miss Kate Manson, of Boston,
and Miss Callastie Moulton of Man
chester. N. H., are the guests Of DIR.
AMI Mrs. j. A. Pearson. They made
tn : trip by automobile
The Christian Endeavor society will
serve ice cream on the square next
Saturday evening, weather permit
ting. The cause is a worthy one, the
ice cream, finest quality, and your
patronage is solicited.
Every person in Barton is interested
in the advent or non-advent of the
granite business in this town, and for
this reason everyone will be interested
in the comment of the Barre Times on
page two of this paper.
Rev. w. A. Warner has returned
from his vacation trip and will be in
the pulpit again next Sunday morning.
Mr.. Warner spent ten days in the
| White mountains beside making
short visit to friends in Albany.
Mrs. Luther Williamson and little
son. Frederick of Plymouth, N. H.,
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Coburn upon their return home last
week. Mr.. Williamson came Saturday
for few days visit to his parents.
The Odd Girls of the M. E. church
will hold their picnic at the Mossmar
camp. Tuesday, July 27. All are cor
daily invited. Those who wish convey
ance furnished should apply to Mrs.
Jerome or Mrs. Prescott before Mon
day noon.
Miss Josephine Garland of Boston
arrived here Friday for a several
weeks visit to her sister Mrs. o. B.
Willard, and her friend, Mrs. ]. N
Webster. Miss Garland has been fo
many years a teacher in the Bostor
public schools.
Charles Buswell. Jr., who has beer
employed by the Peerless Co.. at New
port, N. H., for the past few months
is moving his household goods back t.
Barton and expects to return soon t.
take the the position as foreman o
the second floor in the factory here
Mr.. Gotta having resigned.
; Four of H. A. Harding's fast horse
from the park here, Sir Alexander
Baron Wedgewood. Ena Clay an
Jimmie ", were shipped to Montrea
last week for the races there thi
week. The papers state that in tn
races on Monday one of the horses
Ena Clay, won her race.
The water in the channel at the out
let of the lake is so low as to make
impossible for the heavier boats t
reach the wharf, and it is wit
; difficulty that any of the motor boat
reach the boat houses. AS our lax
increases in popularity each year, tn
: need for deepening and otherwise i'm
+ proving the channel becomes more an
| more apparent.
Among the recent arrivals at Hott
3 Barton are the Misses Choate {
5 Lebanon, N. H.. James Harding
t Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Redar
and son of St. Adams, Mr.. Davi
! Mackenzie. New London. Conn.,, an
: Mrs. H A. Lacey, Toledo. O. Mrs
! Mackenzie and Mrs. Lacey are takn
: carriage drive through the country
The boat club expect to hold gran
v cold Home Week" celebration i
!. Barton some time during August, wit
' ball game, water events. field events
concerts and entertainments. Men
. bers of the club are now feeling O
9 public sentiment on the. matter an
= meet Friday evening at the club hcus
, at 8 O'Clock to further arrange matters
CARD-We wish to thank our man
friends. neighbors and the members Q
( the G. A. R. for the flowers, sympath
5 expressed and their many acts @
e kindness during the sickness and deaf
of our husband and father.
Mrs. E. H. Webster,
, g. E. Webster,
/. Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Webster.
I Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Webster
Clyde Heath. who is playing baseba
s,,r n% IL