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

Germ making Cno SnO6 In - e. j On0SDury
for 80 900 shoes to be supplied within
the next six months. This even will
not probably supply the demand for
this popular shoe and the company
contemplate a little later making their
own shoes. Here is chance for Bar
ton to get another industry that will
undoubtedly grow to large dimensions.
The annual meeting of the Welcome
o. Brown Cemetery association was
held at F. W. Baldwin's Office last
evening The finances of the associa-
tion are in excellent shape, both the
perpetual care fund and the Kimball
fund having increased considerably.
1t was thought best to do more toward
beautifying and improving the grounds
this year than before. S. A. Hunt was
reelected superintendent. E. w. Bar
ron was elected president of the board
of trustees and F. W. Baldwin secretary
Blood, w. M. Wright and J. A. Pear
son were added to the list of members.
Two weeks ago the Monitor men.
toned the fact that G. H. Blood has
purchased certain lots across the street
from his residence and at the rear Of
the Catholic church. By this deal Mr..
Blood withdraws from the so.called
"syndicate" who bought the Skinner
estate. 1t is the purpose of those con-
trolling the enterprise now to continue
their improvements on the land this
summer and to lay out the shore drive
along the beach. This will certainly
be fine street and drive and indica-
tions point to the rapid development
! of this property as residential section.
Owing to the complaint of many (?)
! of his patients that he could not drill
tooth deep enough for comfort CD
with foot power drill DR.. j. A. Pear
son has installed an electric engine
for driving his drills. The engine is
one of the very best made, being neat
in appearance, handy of operation and
very practical. The speed of the drill
is regulated by switch controlled by
the foot and any desired speed can be
obtained in both directions. The ap
paratus is certainly very fine thing
and everyone will want to have theil
. teeth fixed now just for fun CD and tt
see chow the machine works.
Miss Frances Butler, librarian, say:
. arrangements have been made by the
Woman's Literary club, operating the
TSdulnS TUOlIl III Will JIlt
library, to loan the magazines the
same as books are taken out. The
April numbers of the 25 different mag
: azines may be taken out after the Ma.
: numbers arrive. and so with the Ma.
:: numbers after the June numbers ar
rive. This should be of value to man!
as the high class of magazines takel
have valuable articles of reference ant
, afford chance for everyone to rea'
:. the best and highest priced magazines
There have recently been about 20
new books added to the library, mostly
), fcJion, and to say there is big cal
for them is putting it mildly.
F. M. Sheldon of Burlington, VIII
, has charge of the Greater Vermont ex
,, hibit to be given at the Champlain eel
: ebration at Burlington this summer
" as in town Saturday interesting tn,
, manufacturers and others in this towl
to display their goods at this exhibi
tion and also interesting various par
ties in having pictures of the town
> lake etc., thrown upon the sheet will
the stereoptican slides throughout tn
' exposition Pictures from the who'll
: state will be thrown upon the shee
> with proper titles, all the picture
from one GOWU UeIHS UuuCuGu, db'
will go on many times every day fo
: three months. He secured contract
: from several concerns for floor spac
i in displaying the goods, and will hav
several pictures from about the place
n This is matter that should interes
every wide-awake person in town a
the advertising feature is strong. Th
e Monitor will probably have more t
e say about this in oher issues.
n AS far as the first day of May wa
e concerned it made little differenc
h whether the trout season opened O
d not as there was from one to thre
inches of snow on the ground and tn
- weather was very cold. The sno,
= came the day previous but stayed O
= the ground for more than Sc hours
!. 1t is SO seldom snow is seen to renal
!. on the ground at this time of the yea
that the following from the Barto
!, locals of the Monitor dated May
e 1874. will be of interest. 18th
]. STORM. We shall be obliged to ca
: in the oldest inhabitant to tell whe
We have ever had a month of Apr
that was more muddy, snowy and dis
De greeable than the past. According
n a record kept by O. V. Percival, ESQ