Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-08-10

gHer, VINO was an employee of the
street department in the city had been
discharged. He is now under arrest. |
The item published last week to the
effect that A. Paradis has rented one
of II. c. Gays tenements on Lincoln |
avenue was an error. The tenement |
is not rented.
c. T. Hall, one of the proprietors
of the Vermont Butter Tub company, |
was in town the first of the week on |
business. and left Tuesday for his |
home in Montgomery.
H. K. Hoyt of Courtland, Republic
County, Kansas, is stopping with his
nephew, w. A. Royston, and will spend |
some time in this vicinity visiting
other friends and relatives.
Mrs. Anna Hubbell, who has been
visiting in Franklin county for the
past three weeks, returned Saturday
and has resumed her work in Mrs. E.
e. Prescott's millinery store.
A. P. Underwood, local manager
of the Peerless manufacturing COM
pany, left Tuesday to attend a busi-
ness meeting of the company at its
home office in. Newport, N. H.
The Odd Girls will hold an expert
ence social Sept. 2. All of the Odd
Girls who will are requested to earn
81. 90 and be prepared to tell in rhyme
how they earned it at this social.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Crystal Lake hotel are the Misses A.
Perley and E. i. Walsh of Boston,
Mass, who have been here for a few
weeks for the past two summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Davis and two
children and the Misses Marion and
Florence Clark of Nutley, N. J. and
Miss Mildred Bell of Westfeld are
occupying the Orcutt cottage in Crys-
tai Lake grove for fortnight.
F. B. Lang returned from Hillsgrove.
R. L., Monday, where he has been at
tending the races. Thursday he will
go to LittJeton, N. H., taking with
him four of his best horses, which he
will enter in the races there next week.
FIR. J. E. Leblanc, who has lust
completed the annual visitation of his
parish, finds it contains los families,
and the Ladies of st. Ann have a
membership of seventy, which shows
the church to be in a prosperous con-
dition.
Contractor George Goodheart has
recently contracted to build large
granite shed at South Ryegate for
John Gibson & Son the shed to be
constructed after the plan of the one
occupied by the Roy, Asselin Granite
company.
Emmon D. Doyle and Mabel E.
Lampman were married at the Metho-
dist parsonage in Newport Thursday,
August 4th. They left Monday morn
ing for Littleton, N. H.. where they
will reside. The best wishes of their
friends will go with them.
The following letters remain un-
called for at the post office. Please
say advertised when calling for these
letters. Louise Aiken, Band of Gyp.
sizes 2, Clyde Brooks, Eva Darnes,
Ferdinanda Dublin, Mrs. C. H. Ham
mon, Tom TITUS, Mrs. Dean Water
house.
The L. T. L. met at the school
building August 4, with Mrs. Erwin
as teacher. The meeting was called
to order by the president. The les
son, strong minds and strong bodies
make strong men and women. was
read and discussed. The usual pro
gram was carried out, after which the
!, meeting was adjourned.
Hon. S. A. Hughes of the Frisco
and allied railroad lines will give a
free illustrated lecture on Texas anC
the southwest at Lanes Opera house
: Newport, on Thursday evening, Angus
Is. Mr.. Hughes travels under th
auspices of the Southwestern railroad
and carries 200 fine stereoscopic view
e of the country and crops. The lectur
: is said to be of great educational
: value and throws much light upon
country whose possibilities are no
fully understood by the New Englan
9 people.
J. The listers, H. P. Cook. F. c.
pleted the quadrennial appraisal of tn
e real estate of the town and will NEE
n at the Town Clerks Office in Barton
(. Monday, August Is, 1910, at 8 o'cloc
a. M. and at the Band Room, in th'
n opera house in the village of Orlean
% on August II, at o'clock to hear a.
:. persons aggrieved by their acts.
" all cases appraisals have been raise
to figure approximating 80 per Ger
of the actual value of property
). the judgment of the listers. Thi
n raises the grand list measurably bu
I'd will of course bring the tax rate dow
a. preceptibly another year. The Mon
tor believes this a move In the rigl
Of direction.
re WH-LOUCHBY
q. Mrs. Jane Duke spent Sunday
u Lyndonville.
= Mrs. Emma Drown of Barton visi
~ ed here recently.
th Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Drown ha
is been camping in their cottage at Nd,
Pond.