Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-16
LEGAL NEWS
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In all both Friday evening and Sat
urday afternoon about 60 from here
| vert to Orleans to attend the Queen
Esther cantata and all report an ex.
| cellent rendition.
| VIM. Dawson, letter cutter an
tracer, has begun work for the Roy,
Asselin Company. This company also
are advertising for eight more first
| class monumental cutters.
AS will be seen in the schedule of
races held at Lyndonville last week
H. A. Harding won several races
with Barton horses. F. B. Lang al
so took one second place.
A satisfactory beginning in placing
the seven per cent preferred stock
of The Pittsburgh Baldwin Company is
reported by A. L. King, representa-.
tive of Malcolm Green & Co., of
BOSTON.
The following letters remain un-
called for at the ~postoftice. Please
say advertised when calling for these
letters. Eugene Anair, ID. w.
Beecher, Thomas Barnes. J. M. Bar
ton Company.
Nose young iHeu WIZ nave OSSt
! enjoying as pastime the breaking
4 out of windows in the barn on the
town far are known, and further
depredations will be followed by
trouble to the parties who do the
damage
The meeting of the Cong. society
Monday evening to consider buy
ing pipe organ was adjourned three
weeks, and a committee composed of
]. F. Batchelder, Mrs. Stannard and
Mrs. Seaver was appointed to look up
the matter and report.
The spring term of the academy and
graded school opened yesterday with
a fair attendance. although the num-
bers are somewhat depleted from the
fact that a good many young men
usually stay on the farm during the
spring terms TO help sugar.
The sugar party given by the ladies
of the Congregational church in the
vestry Friday evening was attended
by the usual crowd and while slight
] delay in serving caused the appetltes
of some to grow, the sugar and other
J things that made up the meal were
J most excellent.
Continued spring weather is the or
Ger of the day although we are hav'
ing cold nights. Sleighing is very
thin and many wagons are to be seer
daily. The sap runs nearly every
day little but no real big run has
been experienced yet. Everyone
says, "Just wait, We'll catch it il
April"
It is reported that Eli Flanders has
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ker-Buswell fire escape ladder bust
company plan to begin the manu-
facture Of these ladders at this place
this spring. If the demand is wha
is expected the new industry will b.
of considerable Importance to the
town.
Mrs. A. F. French of Glover stree
died Sunday afternoon after an ill
ness of about two years from diabete
and the funeral services were hell
this afternoon, Rev. w. A. Warne
officiating. She was born in Highgat
in 1924 and the interment was il
Franklin. The Monitor expects tt
publish full account of the life o
Mrs. French later.
!, The Stanstead Journal mas the fol
lowing to say about our local bank
new policy of keeping open an hou
Saturday evenings "Our banks ar
finding it necessary to meet competl
ton in courtesy and solicitation il
the introduction of many much to b.
] desired innovations. The BartoI
1 Trust and Savings Bank have thei
banking rooms open Saturday even
ing to receive deposits, an excellen
move"
March 10 has been appointed b,
the officers of the National Woman
Temperance union as gift day to b
observed in the local unions. Con
tributions will be very thankful
received during the week of the 18th
1t is hoped many are interested i
the work of this organization who ar
not members and will be glad of tn
opportunity to help in a good cause
Boxes will be placed in the postoffice
Lang's and Barron's store for contri
Y buttons.
3 1t is understood new arrangement
: has been by the Western Union Tele
graph Company, whereby so word
can be sent after O'Clock in tn
evening for the price of regular 1
word telegraph in the day time. A
= the receiving station these mes
sages are written out and mailed t.
the parties for whom they are intend
ed. By this arrangement it can b
seen a SO word letter may be sen
! from here tonight and delivered il
. Chicago on the first mail tomorrow
; If necessary, the messages may b.
telephoned to the local office.
A CARD
q We, the undel signed, DO hereby agree to re
fund the money on so. cent bot lie q