Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-08-05

Guests at Crystal Lake hotel this
week are, B. S. Welch and Paul Major
of Portland, Miss L. Annis of Boston.
F. G. Smith of Montreal, Fred Evans
of Lowell, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Cosma
Balano of Philadelphia and Mr.. and
Mrs. |. w. Spencer of Lyndonville.
Cards are out for the Pop concert to
be given by LIE Beau Lac boat club
at the tennis court of DR.. Hastings
Friday night. This entertainment will
be novel feature and should have
good attendance. If bad night it will
be postponed until Tuesday evening.
The band concert will be in the park
down street Saturday night and the
following program will be given.
March ,Glorifcation :"overture. "Splin-
ters" cornet duet. Charles and Albert
Nault; march, ''Down by the Old Mill
Stream :" waltz, "Over the Waves: -
clarinet solo, H. G.. Potter; march,
Drummer Boy; march, Fairest of the
Fair"
In the daily papers of August 3 the
Rev. J. P. Garfield Of Claremont. N.
H.. now in London, Eng, tells of his
experiences and that of others marooned
at Hook in Holland and their getting
to London on crowded boats and trains.
Mr.. Garfield, it will be remembered,
married Miss Julia Owen Of this town
and has been abroad for his health this
summer.
To the first day of August Flanders
and Mossman had sold 80 Ford auto
mobiles and a total of III cars. Tbev
have ordered Is more Ford cars to be
sold at the new price which came into
effect on August 1st as announced in
an advertisement in this issue. Prob
ably no single company in a town
near our size has sold as many cars this
season as has this Barton concern.
Arrivals at Hotel Barton this week
are Mrs. Millington and daughter Of
Montreal, the Rev Mr.. Sanford and
Bartlett and William German of
Boston. Several automobile parties
stopped here during the week past
and party of Ia from Greensboro
were here at supper on Friday
night. Miss Burland of Utica. N. Y,
arrives today.
c. M. Darling of Lyndonville, took
a party made up of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barron, MRS. u. u. w. Heath Mrs.
Charles Hamblet, Mrs. o. H. Mossman
and Miss Mae Wheeler during automo-
bile week through the White Mountains
going from here to Littleton N. H.,
and then to Breton Woods and return.
The party are enthusiastic over the
trip and very appreciative of the kind
ness of Mr.. Darling who both last sea-
son and this made several trips for the
| v. S. benefit.
While an automobile ride has ceased
to he a luxury to anyone and the sad-
vent of so many new cars this season
has afforded almost every one an op-
portunity to ride with friends, yet the
Village Improvement society are well
satisfied with their automobile week.
and already are in receipt of more
than $50 from the trips during the
week. The ladies are very apprecia-
tive of the kindness extended to them
by owners of cars and wish to thank
them for their many courtesies. espe-
cially C.. M. Darling of Lyndonville
who made the effort to come from his
home to Barton for the express purpose
of helping the society and who made
two long trips for their benefit. There
were several who were not able during
the week to make arrangements for
trips who will take them later, the
money going to this w orthy cause