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


in Wilton, n. H., this week.
Remember H. E. Merrill's big auc-
ton sale described on page six.
G. C. Lang recently sold has auto
mobile to DR.. Adams of West Derby.
A. G. Asselin took a business trip
the first of the week to haconia, n. H.
Eugene Dekota of st. Johnsbury
visited relatives in town over Sunday.
George Owen of Hardwick visited
his sister, Mrs. Waldo Mossman, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Smith of Orleans
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Percival.
Miss Warren of Fairfield was the
guest last week Of her friend, Mrs. W.
a. Warner.
IT. D. Phillips took business trip
to Hardwick Saturday, returned the
first OF the week.
F. B. Lang is in Plymouth, n. H.
this week attending the races which
are being held there
Mrs. E. G. Prescott announces her
millinery opening for Friday and Sat
! urday, Oct. and Sth.
Mr.. Hanna has sold his residence on
High street and has prchased a farm
IN the west part of Glover
Miss Carrie Jones visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones of
st. Johnsbury, over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Boswell, Jr., is among
those who are to take advantage Of
the Boston excursion Thursday.
Tom Robinson, who has been occu-
plying Mrs. Robinson's tenement on
Park street, has moved to Canada.
G.. M. Cutting and Company an
nounce their fall and winter opening
Friday and Saturday, Oct. Z and s.
/ The chorus class will resume regu-
/ lar work Tuesday evening at I 80 at
the IL. E. church. Everyone invited.
/ Leon Freeman, who has been in
camp at Parker Pond, Glover, is to
move into the Archie McDougal tene-
mant.
The first meeting Of the Afternoon
Study club Will be held with Mrs J.
n. Webster. Thursday at 2 80 O'Clock,
Oct. 6.
Mrs. Alice Gray ard Mrs. Helen
| Goodwin and daughter Anna of Troy
have been the guests of Mrs. c. L.
Hutchins.
Mrs. W. ]. Edmunds and sister,
Mrs. P. NJ. Smith Of Barre recently
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
J. Smith.
Judge W. w. Miles, who has been
holding the Franklin county court at
St. Adams, returned home the last of
the week.
George King living on the Orleans
road has sold his farm to Harry E.
Merrill and expects to move to- Or
leans soon.
Mrs. Farr, nurse and companion to
Mrs. Dewey, is taking a vacation
visiting friends in Charleston and
other places.
Winfield Mosher, who has been occu-
plying the Graves tenement has moved
into the new house which he has re-
Gently erected.
Tom Briggs OF West Burke has
moved into one of George Katen's
tenements and is employed at the
granite quarries.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. C. Elliott. who
have been in their cottage during the
summer at Parker Pond, returned
home last week.
Moses and Mary Brooks Of Nashua,
n. H., are in town, called by the crit
zeal illness and death of their sister,
Mrs. Walter Master
Henry Bushey, who has been occU-
plying the Pillsbury tenement. is to
move into the house vacated by Mr..
Hanna on High street.
! M. H. Drumming, Eugene Fobson
and A. W. Morrill, left Tuesday to
attend the encampment Of Odd Eel
! loWship at Island Pond.
Miss EIma May left on Tuesday for
California to visit and care for her
aunt, Miss Fannie May, who recently
fell and dislocated her hip.
Annual business meeting of the
Barton cornet band will be held ir
the band rooms tomorrow Thursday
evening, instead of tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Rowen left las
week for Lawrence and Boston where
they are to spend several days stop
ping with friends and relatives.
An account Of the wedding of Mis-
Vira Ball Of Sutton, formerly of tn,
G. H. Davis Company's store here
will be found in Sutton items in thi
paper.
H.A. Ha riding, who has been at
tending the races at Rochester, n
. H., left there the first of the weel
for Brockton, Mass, to attend til
races there.
Charles. S. Clogston is moving fror
the Archie McDougall tenement to tina
John Teller, recently vacated by MI
Maxwell, who goes to Hardwick t
" reside.
! L. J. Bickford, who has been at St
J Johnsbury for the past few years ha
purchased the Mcdonald blacksmith
shop and taken possession the last Q
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Perley, Mrs. Z
G. Gaskill, Mrs. W. w. Hartwell an
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Lang are among
those who will take the excursio
= to Boston Thursday.