Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-09-27

While loading a heavy lathe at the
car last week, G. S. Clogston met
with an accident to his right hand
that keeps him from work. In some
manner the machine in tipping caught
his hand, tearing a cash, making
very painful wound.
The following letters remain un-
called for at the, post office. Please
say advertised when calling for these
letters. Allah Buckman, Bernard
! Cleary. Mrs. A. B. Orsen, Mrs.
Daisy Robins, Alexander Rae, Miss
| Louie Wheeler, Stephen Hoyt.
The ball game Saturday between
meat" for the singles. With a num-
ber of the regular team on the single
side they took the lead of the benedicts
early in the gane and held it to the
end, the final score being 3 to 13.
f. J. White and family went to
| Plattsburg, N. Y, last week to visit
relatives. Mr.. White has, returned
but Mrs. White and Harold remain
| longer. During Mr.. Whites absence,
Harry Williamson. assistant R. F. D.
carrier, delivered mail on route No. I.
c. E. Hamblet, G. A. Barrows, H.
| J.. Cook of this place and 0. H. Moss
man of West Glover were summoned
to Newport Monday as struck jurors.
| None Of them. however, were empan-
/ eled on the case which is understood
, to be a land case between Taplin,
Rowell, Lang and Webster and Nelson
d Hall company.
What promises to be one Of the
best staged dramas Barton audience
has been privileged to see. in many
months is David Garrich' TO be Civ
en- in Seaver's hall Friday evening
with Clifton Mallory at the head of
| the all star cast. This is the cele-
brated English comedy and is staged
by the Empire lyceum bureau.
The postponed meeting Of the Con-
gregational church society was held
in the vestry of church OH Tuesday
evening. The reports of the treasur
er and" trustee of the trust funds,
were read and approved. The NOM
lowing nominations: S. A. Hunt,
treasurer H. P Cook and w. M.
Wright auditors Hugh Campbell, A.
P. Underwood and F. w. Baldwin,
trustees.
Owing to improvements that are
being made on the power plant dam
at Charleston by the village trustees,
thre will be no current during the day
for the remainder of the week.
There will be power during the night
as usual however. The absence of
day current has made it necessary to
close the granite sheds and has great.
ly inconvenienced the Monitor in is
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sary to :urn night into day in order
to get power to run our machines.
Miss Grace NJ. Cutting of this place
and e. Frederick Wheeler of Chicago,
formerly of Barton. were married in
Philadelphia, Pa, Saturday afternoon
by the Rev. VIM. B. ChaIfant, D. D.
Both of the contracting parties are
we'll known in Barton and have a host
of friends in this vicinity. Mr..
Wheeler has fine position with the
lecturer and travels quite extensive.
ly. He expects to go to Australia
this winter. Mrs Wheeler has sue.
cessfully conducted a millinery store
here for several years. Their home
will be in Chicago.
Quite extensive repairs are being
mace on the ". II. Davis block. Ihe
partition in the back of the block
which formed back store has beer
taken out. leaving the entire length ol
the building. 116 feet. in one large
room, lighted from the rear with {
new large plate glass window in ad-
dltion to the plate glass in front and
i side windows. This makes one of the
, largest, best lighted and most con
venient stores in this section of the
state. The room now occupied by tn,
mems clothing department has beer
,, rented to Mrs. Hutcbins for mill
merry store and this department will bt
transferred into the rear of the mair
: store. Other change on the block is
passage from the ante room in tht
Masonic hall upstairs to the kitchen
Heretofore the kitchen has only bee,
! reached by passing through the lodg,
room or up pair Of back stairs. Th
: changes all around appear to be grea
improvements.
Al BANY.
a | Ora Rowell of Hariwick was il
. | town Sunday.
E D. l.. Mcclure and family of Hard
wick were in town Friday.