Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-07-19

Rev. W. A. Warner went to Rut-
land Friday TO preach and spend Sun
day in that city. Rev. W. B. Duke
shire supplied his pulpit Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Dyke and Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Gaskill have returned
from Willoughby lake and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dyke have gone to their home in
Northfeld.
G. H. Davis and H. R. Cutler were
in Boston last week and drove home
g. II. Davis company sold to Mrs.
Dexter Of Glover.
Mrs. Jane Lewis Phillips of West
Burke is visiting her niece, Mrs. Ora
Hubbard. Maud Hubbard is spending
the summer with Mrs. A. K. Story in
Crystal Lake grove.
Mrs. E. A. Robbins and children left
Saturday to go on their way to Niaga-
ra Falls. Mr.. Robbins, who has a
fine position in the government serv-
ice will be stationed there.
Miss Fannie May arrived Monday
evening from Greensboro, N c..
where she spent the winter, accom-
panied by her sister Abbie of Read
vile, Mass, who will remain here a
few weeks.
The Peerless factory opened Mon
| day morning after the annual vaca :
tion. Manager Underwood says he
wants more help and the prospect is
/ brighter for larger business than it
has been before for some time.
Fred Chabot received a painful
wound Monday, while working in
Roy. Asselin's stone shed. A piece OF
steel struck him very near the outside
corner of his right eye. making a deeI
and painful wound. Fortunately the
eyeball was uninjured.
The hail storm of Saturday was one
Of the worst In several years, al.
though little damage was DONE The
rain of Monday afternoon and nigh
were very welcome and did a vas
amount of good. Nearly two inches Of
rain fell during the time.
DR.. Bruce NJ Wallace, who wa:
graduated from the Ontario veterin
airy college at Toronto this spring
will open an Office for the practice
of veterinary medicine in Barton
about Aug. 1st. He has been under
the instruction Of several veterinari
ans the past five years.
The beautiful fantasy, "Princes.
Iris with many new and thrilling
features produced with superb seen
cry and mechanical effects will be seer
at the opera house on Monday ant
Tuesday nights, July q and rs
From the beginning to the end it is
carnival of excellent fun, indelibl,
stamping it as the big fun show.
The building of the new railroat
bridge at the high bridges to take th'
place Of the old wooden one is bis
job. Three derricks are set up. tive
of them are run by steam. Abou
twenty men are at work, but large
, number will be set at work shortly
The men are now engaged in buildi nt
ment to protect one of the abutment
from being undermined by the action
of ice and water.
DR.. Buswell returned Sunday, &C
companied by Rev. Ezekiel Fitzger
aid, of the Second Universalis
church, Boston, who will be his gues1
for a few weeks. Several NOR,
guests are expected from Boston ane
New York during the summer. DR.
Buswell reports that the Eddy will cas-
upon which he has been at work, i
{ daily growing more complicated ant
is liable to be in the courts of botl
New Hampshire and Massachusetts
for several months.
, E. c. Graves, the church decorate
: of Wells River, finished work today OF
the Methodist church. In the judg
ment of the committee who have ha
the work in charge, and others, he ha
: done fine piece of work. While i
. cannot be described in detail the wor
: shows the decorator studied ever
part carefully to make it all appre