Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-16

The high school will be closed all of
next week to allow TIE teachers to
attend the State Teachers association
meeting in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Robinson of
Brownington and Mr.. and Mrs Carroll
Powers of Westfeld were recent
guests at W. H. Burrows.
The following letters remain un-
called for at the postoffice. Please
say advertised when calling for these
letters. Mrs. Adelia Stone, 2.
R. G. Shute has moved from the
tenement in F. w. Baldwin's block on
Main street to Craftsbury and James
Paino has moved into the tenement
A party of young people from the
academy were entertained at the home
o: Edge Chase on the Orleans road one
evening last week and report a fine
time.
Mrs. F. D. Clement and son Verne of
Suncook, N. H., were recent visitors
at A. W. Buswel4'S. Mr. Clements
people plan to move soon to North
Carolina.
Mr.. Moody of Newport, N. H., gave
a private organ recital at the Congre
gatiOnal church last week All who
heard his work were enthusiastic in
their praise.
The Grange will meet Thursday at
eight O'Clock. There will be work in
the first and second degrees. Topic
What does farmer need most, more
IGi1 lc,,I
The building F. E. Nelson has moved
up to Main ST., between DR.. Hastings
house and the Mosher restaurant, is
nearing completion and will make a
very nice store. George Scott is doing
the work.
John Stevens of the Comstock mar
ket is spending the week in Sutton at
his home. Clayton Wilson Of the
Folsom market accompanied Mr..
Stew rs. W. J. Berwick is taking
Mr.. Wilson's place.
The Barton Cornet band assembled
at Mrs. F. Jutras' last evening and
gave Mr.. and Mrs A V. Cloutier a
serenade. After rendering two selec-
tions, DR.. Blake in behalf of the band
presented Mr.. and Mrs Cloutier with
a handsome Morris chair.
Flanders & Jarvis recently sold Ford
automobiles to Rodger and Son Of Gov
entry and to Morris Parker of Orleans.
They also sold Jackson car to Sam
Frasier of Derby Line. They have
taken the agency for the Buick line of
cars in Orleans county next year along
with the Ford line.
The boat club is planning a hunt fo1
Thursday and in the evening a supper
will be given by the losing side. The
leaders of the two sides are Alder
Phillips of Glover and G.. L. Erwin OF
this village Those who desire t,
enjoy the chicken pie supper but
cannot for any reason hunt may do 81
by paying for the feed"
Monster locomotives are now haul
ing the air line trains through here
These are much heavier than thos,
formerly used and are of the Pacif
type used on most of the larger roads.
: These locomotives are capable o
greater speed and have great power
New and stronger bridges have mad
it possible to put these engines on tn
, road.
3 The Woman's Literary club met las
Wednesday evening with Mrs Eliza
beth Buswell fifteen members an
two visitors being present Roll ca
, was responded to by quotations o
autumn. Reading from ''Bob an
r the Guides" Miss May; report of tn
Federation meeting, Mrs Reirden
address by the president, Mrs. Bus
| we'll, after which corn roast was er
5 joyed.
r On the whole, the weather for tn
s past ten days has been ideal. A nun
: Der of severe frosts remind US of til
e approach of winter and the leaves al
n fast falling from the trees. In col
trast with the past two or three ia
e seasons this fall has been wet ar
1 cloudy and some crops have not ripene
: we'll and harvesting has been accom-
e plished with difficulty. This for til
S benefit of our readers in other state
/. who often ask for weather items.