Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-10-05


Legioners.
A daughter was born on Sept.
9th at their homo in New Britain, |
Center to Mr.. and Mrs. A H. Rempp.
Mrs. Rempp will be remembered here
as Mary Wiggin, daughter Of the
late Daniel Wiggin OF this town. Con-
The W. c. T. U. will hold a Mothers
with Mrs. c. L. Erwin
afternoon October II at 3 \
O'Clock sharp. Topic: Getting Out
of Ruts," Roll call, ''Tributes to
Motherhood. - Mothers with children
under school age are especially invited.
The following letters remain IN
called for at the post-office, Please
say advertised when calling for these
Geo. Delworth, Fred Downing, J. w.
Osborne, Harry Wells.
Gard of Thanks-We wish, to thank
the friends who so kindly assisted US
in our great bereavement. May our
Heavenly Father reward you.
6. A. Dow.
Mrs. Mary Robbins,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclellan and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Cutler visited the
Speedwell farms, Of 7. N. Vail at
Lyndon Tuesday, and Thursday Mr.
and Mrs. Cutler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcclellan and Mrs. Thompson went
to East Burke and went over the
Darling farm.
\ Rev. w. A. Warner was in North
Troy Thursday to attend the wedding
of Miss Maud Reirden to Janson
Rogers, which took place at the home
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reirden Of North Troy. Miss Reirden
is sister of Attorney W. W. Reirden
of this place.
The citizens Of Barton thank the
people of Orleans, Glover and New
port through their fire department for
any and al assistance or preparation
they made to assist us in what might
have been a very serious fire for our
town on Saturday evening.
Barton Fire Wardens.
While working on a railroad bridge
at the underDass just south OF this
village Riley Bowley Of West Derby
fell distance Of II feet striking on
ately removed to a farmhouse, where a
found that he had received a fractured
rib and it is feared internal injuries.
Barton academy football team met
defeat by the Orleans high team Tues
day. the score being 30. This is the
first game that Barton has played, all
but one of the players being entirely
new to the game. With a little expe-
rience, the team will undoub eddy
make better showing. The team will
play, Newport at Pillsbury Athletic
park, at two thirty o'clock Saturday
The girls Of the senior class of Bar
ton academy gave an informal outdoor
reception to the girls of the school
Thursday afternoon. About thirty
girls were present. A walk to the out
side of the village with light refresh
ments furnished by the hostesses. re-
suited in renewing old and making
new acquaintances, and very pleas
ant time was enjoyed.
Fremont's Pavilion theatre now
located on church street continues to
draw good houses at every perform
ance. The show is one of the best of
it's kind and many words of praise
have been heard spoken from those
who have attended. On Saturday
night they show a big double show
for single price. Many have passed a
pleasant night there and speak we'll
Of the kind Of performance.
The members of the Village I'm
provement society and all who may be
interested are requested to meet at
the home Of Mrs. c. A. Barrows Fri
day afternoon at 3 q. m. It is hoped
that every member may be present,
as there is business of much import
ance to be transacted at this time. At
the meeting Of Sept. 23rd there were
/ twenty-five ladies present. The talks
given by Mrs. Bugbee from Newport
and Mrs Wheeler from Orleans were
| both interesting and instructive anC
were much appreciated.
In connection with the state fair,
mention should be made of the fact
that C. E. Blood Of this place had
some fine horses On exhibition there
Delille which took third premium, and
4 yearling by Delille that tooh frs
premium, also three-year- old by Nic(
II that took first premium, and wor
second money in the gentleman's driv
ing race in class of 10. This is Ger
tainly good showing, Barton ha!
some fine horses, which have stoot
we'll in the exhibitions which hav,
been held
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Craig Cole was in Orleans last Sun
day.
Calvin Cole is in Newport rs iurv
man.
| N. B. Williams went to Montpelie
last Tuesday.
Howard Lyon has moved into Mrs
= Shehan's house.
Miss Fairbanks has returned to he
. home in Milton, Mass.
Martin Garfield is visiting hi
brother, Frank Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan are rejoic
; ing over the arrival of a daughter.
Guy Garvin has closed his labors a
! Lunenburg and moved his family bac
to Craftsbury.