Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-07

Some advertising copy has
been necessarily omitted from
this issue. Early copy will in
sure insertion.
at the Crystal Lake House. Shower
baths are in connection with the
shop.
Miss Gladys Masure has very at
tractive new sign over her place of
business in the Bradford Clothes
Shop block.
W. E. Hanson and Olin RoweM of
South Albany have bought the Rich
ard Kendrick farm in Craftsbury of
{ David Uric.
j. F. Batchelder has bought and
shipped during the past summer and
fall, 25 car loads of hay, three of po-
tatoes and one of apples.
]. f. Batchelder, who is agent for
the Mutual Life Insurance Co., paid
| death claims of nearly $4,000 during
the month of November.
The w. C. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. Frank Smith Tuesday afternoon,
December Is, at o'clock. Subject,
Building for Tomorrow"
The B. F. & H. L. Jackman Co.,
l.
taking store in Newport last July re-
port business good at that place.
The owners of horses being trained
ed to be negotiating for the purchase
of the Holder barn, so-called, on the
fair ground.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Lee, who moved to Bloom
Go1l 1o I'll coJ
to hear that they are well and enjoy
their new home.
| All but one of the eight apartments
at the Crystal Lake. House are
rented and there are from 35 to 40
people in the house. Mrs. L. M. Hub
bard has charge.
Ora Caron went to Springfield
Mass, Monday night on a business
trip and will go from there to Bos-
ton to attend Movie Picture Pro
ducers convention.
Much of the snow of a week ago
went off with thaw and rain but
enough more has fallen to make it
passably good sleighing and some
logs are being hauled.
Arthur Uric, who workes at the
| Uric garage, has Standardization
!
rugged over and is being used fo1
! power to saw wood.
There will be regular meeting OF
| Crystal Lake Camp No. 11068, M. w
of A., Friday night. Camp officers
are to be elected and it is hoped there
! will be good attendance.
In the justice court held Friday OF
! last week assumsit case of Mrs. Flora
Glover VS.. John Clifford to recover
a claim of 500 for wages was tried
but the jury did not agree.
A benefit for Orient Chapter, No
13, O. E. S., will be. given Friday
evening in the Gem theatre. The pic
ture is VIM. S. Hart in "The Testing
Block" Tickets are 25 cents.
Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury goes to Lyn-
donville every Wednesday, where she
| gives piano lessons. She also has
a large number of pupils here, the
number being over so in both places
It is learned that the Barton wool
en- mill carded the wool from which
/, Miss Laura Jackson of Boston, spun
wove and made into suit of clothes
which were presented to President
| Harding last winter.
| When A. A. Larabee closed his
| store on Main street and moved his
| stock of goods to his home on GLOW.
er street. we failed to mention the
fact that he converted his barn in.
to store and workshop.
/ The J. w. Murkland Co., which has
had very successful business II
manufacturing bobbin machinery, are
now building a machine, for the
manufacture of candy, which is be-
4 fn fyrf11
Lang's jewelry store takes pride
in several hand-colored photographs
being displayed in it's window, which
Ient. Some are Barton scenes taker
by Barton photographers and colorec
! by Barton artists.
The librarian wishes to inform the
public that there are many books
4 number of them new, that have
been out for long time from the
library. Will anyone who has books
now out please see that they are re.
turned as soon as possible.
Lucian Emery, who was badly
hurt last week while loading Christ
4 mas trees, was taken to ST. Johnsbury
where the K ray was used and show.
ed fracture of the skull over the
left ear. A complete recovery is ex
i pected in time.
+ A cat belonging to w. J. Utton
making its home with the horses al
the Roaring Brook stables, made the
complete trotting circuit with these
horses the past season, from June til
! October. The cats name, Sport
seems very appropriate.
i DR.. M. f. Prime has received wore
of the death of his older brother, DR.
W. r. Prime, of Broadway. New Yorl
! City. He was one of New York.
noted physicians and surgeons. DIR
/ w. R. Prime once had a sanitariun
in Burlington, where he met with
4 Mrs. L. NJ Hubbard was very
pleasantly surprised Tuesday after
noon when ten of her old friend.
called to remind her of her birthday
A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed af
ter which delicious refreshment,
were served by her daughters, Mrs
Richmond and Mrs, Hubbard.