Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-10-01

If you are in want of information as
to what time the $40 a. m. train
leaves Sundays, ask Eber Humphrey.
Joseph Lontine has returned to his
duties at the Federal building after a
two weeks vacation with friends in
Canada.
0. H. Rawson returned Saturday
from Westford, Essex Junction and
Burlington, where he has been on
business.
Hon. G. F. Ranney gave a very
interesting talk on his trip abroad at
the Congregational church Sunday
evening.
John Wyman of True & Blanchard
Co., who has been on a leave of
absence for two weeks. has returned
to his duties.
Mrs. Louis Gilbert, who has been
passing several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. L. Colodney, has returned to her
home in New York.
Mrs. Ward Prouty and son, Charles
Taylor. left Wednesday evening on the
New York train for Washington, D.
c., for the winter
Clyde kittridge and DR.. Headle
have purchased the Buck livery and
taken possession. 1t is rumored that
| Mr.. Buck will go West.
Mrs. NJ. E. Brown who has been
passing several days in Westminster
and Boston and Springfield, Mass. =,
returned Thursday evening.
Arthur M. Rich is in Montpelier
attending the hearing before the
pubic service commission in the
matter of the telephone rates.
Frank D. Gimmond, clerk for the
American Clothing Co., has returned
from his vacation and while away
visited in Bangor and Portland, Me.
Miss Anna Griggs was the soloist al
the Congregational church Sunday. A
double quartette has been formed ant
will furnish music both morning anc
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Coburn who
have been visiting in New Haven
Conn, returned Wednesday evening
Mr.. Coburn resumed his duties in the
postoffice Monday.
Remember the harvest supper giver
by the ladies of the Babtist society al
Derby on Wednesday evening, Oct. s.
from 6 o'clock till all are served.
Everybody welcome.
| John Baouilette has accepted {
position with E. Lane & Son anC
Iployed by E. Lane & Son, has entered
the store of J. A. 'Gendron,
Building operations seem to be the
order of the day in this village. The
West End seems to show the larges
number of buildings in process Of
construction ana more is prophesied fo1
next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Streeter arr
making preparations for. passing the
winter in the south on account of Mr.
Streeter's health. Their stay will
probably be in Washington, D. c., ant
North Carolina.
In the first heat of the 2.28 pace an(
2.35 trot on the opening day of tn.
Valley fair at Brattleboro, Pickle
driver of Paramount was thrown
at the first turn but managed to lant
on his feet, hang to his horse, AM
remount his sulky and finish.
A steam shovel and gang of men ar,
at work in the lower yard of tn,
Boston & Maine railroad doing tn,
preliminary work to the construction
of two new side tracks which will
accommodate about $50 cars and new
track will also be laid from the sema
phore at the end of the south bridge t
the round house.
w. w. Blodgett and H. B. Ranki
were in Poultney last week attend
ing the Baptist state convention
While on his way home Mr.. Blodget
stopped at his brothers in Bristol an
purchased some blooded poultry stoc
of the buff Rock" variety. w
expect that "Bill" will be taking al
the prizes, cups and medals offered 70
fine poultry anywhere within tn
boundary of the United States mex
fall.
The winter schedule went into effec
Sunday night at IL O'Clock. Their
are several changes this winter. TIL