Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-08-25

more than ever before. The people
appreciate them even if they have no
way of publicly expressing their
appreciation.
| Captain Albert A. Gleason of the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery of
Boston, is a guest at DR.. A. T. Bus
wells. He is much pleased with the
natural scenery about Barton and is
! certain our village will become lead
ing resort in the near future. He has
already ascended Barton mountain and
says the view from the summit is one
Of the finest he has ever witnessed and
is surprised that more 60 not make the
ascent.
Barton horses took some money at
! Newport last week and not all the
classes were raced off either. Oriva,
the only horse started by Harding. won
! second money il the 80 pace and 2 20
trot Lang won third money in the same
race with Msdge Bradley. idoliton,
one Of Lang's horses, also took second
money in the 2:18 stake race. These
were the only horses started by Barton
men and all were inside the money
Lang also won a $1,000 stake at Mon
treal yesterday with May Bird.
rhe Barton Granite company are
now cutting stone in the completed
! shed, although the side track has not
yet been put in. This will be done
| soon. however. and then everything
will be completed. The 35-horSe power
! motor is now installed and running and
the air compressor is in use. This is a
great saving over hand work when it
comes to finishing stone The firm is
receiving a number of orders and has
number Of orders nearly completed
and ready to ship. The granite GER
aalnly looks fine and the men say it
tWorks well.
By special request lecture on the
Fletcher system of health and efficiency
will be delivered by DR.. A. T. Buswell
on Sunday evening next, at o'clock
in the Congregational church. This
address is given under the auspices of
the local Christian Endeavor society,
! DR.. Buswell being officially connected
with the Christian Endeavor World, the
organ of the society, and having had
large experience with the Fletcher and
other natural me thods of cure will be
pleased to conduct a discussion, or
answer questions pertaining 20 the
rational cure of disease, after the lee
ture. 1t is expected that Miss Kara
Abbott, secretary of the Psyche
Physical society of America will be
present and take part in the meeting.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to be present.
St. PauPs Church Notes.
Mass Sunday at 80 O'Clock; at
. Orleans at 80 o'clock.
SOUTH BARTON.
. Fred Friend is soon to move his
family to Canada.
: Mrs. Chauncey Drown recently made
short trip to LittleLon, n. H.
F. P. Thrasher has returned after a
week in Boston and Whitefeld.
5 Mrs. Fisk of Franklin, N. H, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. c. G. Drown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Forrest at
tended the campmeeting at Lyndonville
4, Sunday.
: Mary, Ethel and Virginia Brooks
E visited at Willoughby Lake few day:
: last week.
Mrs. Jane Duke has been visit
g ing friends and relatives in Lyndonville
}, for few days.
: Mrs. Louis Lord and three chilrder
d of Montpelier, are visiting Mrs. Lord =
e parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Forrest
Our boys did little better playing
@ ball Saturday against Pillsbury's team
v of Barton than previously. A clos
f game was played and very interesting
e Score 2-3 in favor of our boys.
ALBANY.