Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-07-27
The money taken at this sale will go
to help repair the church.

The money taken at this sale will go
to help repair the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Thorpe from
Southport, Conn.,, D. A. Burr from
Fairfield, Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S.
Bean from Lowell, Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. M. Brown from Glen Falls,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tompkins and Bur-
ton S. Chamberlin of Elmira, n. Y,
are among the more recent arrivals at
Hotel Barton.
There will be a family reunion at
Mrs. Julia Knights this week, the
occasion being the return from Texas
of Adds Knights. Among the guests
are H. H. Leeds and family and Miss
Grace Knights from White River
junction also Mrs. Louise Knights
Bickford from Starksboro.
c. P. Jenness has purchased the o.
ID. Owen house on Church street and
| has taken possession. Carpenters are
now at work on the barn making re-
pairs and making room for wagon
storage on the first floor and fitting
the basement for a private garage.
Some changes in the house will be
made later.
A social meeting of the senior de-
partment of the L. T. L. was held
with Mrs. H. r. Cutler on the after
noon of July 21. The meeting was
called to order by the president. Af-
ter an Interesting talk on the subject,
| Our Strong Box and its Trea surer,"
| by the hostess, light refreshments
were served and good time was en-
joyed by all present.
Business is unusually good at the
granite sheds. The Barton Granite
Company would like to engage two
or three more good men. James Con-
lin, William Bolt, |. A. Coutts of
Burlington and |. A. LaVine of Gran
iteville have recently been employed
by the Roy, Asselin Granite Company.
Each Of these companies shipped
carload of finished monumental work
Saturday. the work going to different
points in the west.
The Barton town base ball team
made its first>appearance yesterday at
Pillsbury Athletic park in game
with the Orleans town team. The
game was rather loosely played by the
Barton team except for few inter-
esting events such as BarrowS' three
bagger and the double play, Leslie to
ACAlSs LIZ K IllOOOLy lids IdhGIl GIl0
management of the team and we ex-
pect to see some good ball here this
summer yet. The score yesterday
was to 3 in favor of Orleans.
Frank Chandler having purchased
the bakery business of w. J. Maxwell
and taken possession, wishes to say
that he is prepared to serve the public
with the line of goods which are
!, usually carried in first class bakery
and will endeavor to please his Gus
toners. Especial attention will be
given to the lunch counter and soda
fountain. A good lunch will be
served at all times, and the soda foun-
tain will be so managed as to merit a
large patronage. MIR. Chandler solic-
its the patronage of the people of
Barton and vicinity and will run a
first class bakery.
, The following appeared in the last
issue of the Richford Journal
' st. AIMS Church has purchased a
2 Vocation organ through G. H. McCau-
ley Of Newport. The instrument was
, manufactured by the we'll known firm
of Mason & Rich Of Worcester, Mass,
Vocation organ builders, and is a good
substitute for the pipe organ. It has
i two manuals and pedals and possesses
great power. 1t has been used in the
who have purchased a 81, 500 pipe or
? gan. This instrument when new cost
( from 500 to 5000, and is the best sub
e stitute for the pipe organ yet pro
! duced. Mr.. McCauley will soon in
stall the instrument at ST. AIMS
Church.
: At the caucus held at Seaver's hal
4 Wednesday evening Of last week, 381
S votes were cast. The principal con
test here was over the probate Judge
ship. A special train was run for the
/ accommodation Of the Orleans voters
' who wished, to come and about 15(
e availed themselves of the opportuni
/ ty. The box was kept open an hour anC
when the votes were counted the Mile!
ticket won easily. Of the 381 vote!
: cast the Miles ticket had 220 Or ma.
III jority of 90 over enough for an elec
- tion and SO more votes than the AL
fred ticket had. The best humor pre-
vailed. The ticket is also a pledged
Q Taplin and Wright ticket but will use
I their best judgement in voting for
|. sheriff and side judges. The delega-
o tion is as follows each having the
{. right to- choose their own alternate
> E. E. Doe, A. w. Fletcher, S. F.
Sargent, John Cotton, A. O. Austin,
a H. T. Seaver, J. M. Blake, F. S.
: Whitcher, R. F. Mason, Amos R.
Robinson, and F. H. Pillsbury.
WILLOUCHBY.
Carl Wheeler spent few days at
W. T. Brooks the past week.
< Mrs. E. C. Forrest has gone to Lyn-
, | dnnu for q two mool1C, uicik