Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-06-28

Mrs. Geo. r. LaBar and daughter,
Helen, of Delaware Water Gap, Pa,
will be here to spend the Fourth
with Mr.. LaBar. They also will
bring several friends with them.
A roof is being placed over the
band stand in the park for protection
from the weather for the players as
well as to act as sounding board
for the better dissemination of the
music.
S. L. and J. A. Stewart with Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Warden and daughter
of Newburg, N. Y, Miss M. Wilson
of Chicago, ILL.,, and A. A. Griggs and
party of Newport were recent visit
ors at Hotel Barton.
DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Brace and Mr..
and Mrs. Stebbins of Westfield, Mass,
have been visiting DR.. and Mrs. E..
M. Nichols the past week. Mrs.
Brace is sister and Mrs. Stebbins
niece of DR.. Nichols.
H. T. LaBar and party from Cole
brook, N. H., visited his son, George,
last week. Mr.. LaBar recently
bought the Monadnock House there,
and has reflrnished and spent many
of dollars in repairs.
Thirty-twc of the. friends of Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. Standard motored to
Orleans Friday evening to remind
them of their 25th marriage anniver-
sary. Mr.. and Mrs. Stannard were
presented with a purse of silver.
Mrs. Marie C. Cloutier, wife of the
late Napoleon Cloutier, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. j. j. La
mere, in ST. Johnsbury June 22nd, and
was buried at ST. Johnsbury the Oath.
Further particulars will be given
next week.
A letter tells that DIR. C. B. Moody
formerly Of the Congregational
church, is doing good work at Ivan
hoe Park Congregational church,
Kansas City, Mo. One hundred new
members were added to the church
during the past year. He has an as
sistant pastor to help him.
The Nellie Gill players will ap-
pear in Durkee's hall Monday even
ing in "Too Many Crooks" These
people have twice played Barton and
receive many compliments on their
clean shows and good acting. The
of the company is clean and
the company deserves good support.
On June 3Oth and July 1st, there
will be a so per cent. reduction sale
IF corsets, pottery, small gifts, books,
etc. belonging to the estate of the
ate L. G.. Colburne. The sale will
take place at Gladys Masure's shop
IN Church street. ad
w. J. Utton will ship from the
Roaring Brook stable Thursday, July
5th, 10 or II horses and seven men
as attendants and drivers will go
20 Woodstock, New Brunswick, for
he races, commencing there, for the
,acing circuit which will take severaF1
months to complete.
What might have been serious
accident to Raymond Ryder occurred
ust as he reached the top of the
Reed hill on the Glover road. Com
ne unexpectedly upon herd of cat
lie he applied faulty brakes that
swung his car over the embankment |
and turned it upon it's side with
slight damage.
L. D. Shonyon and Marion N. Fish
,r, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Fisher, were married by Rev. j. };
at the Congregational
parsonage Tuesday. Mr.. Shonyon is
real estate dealer. They are both
# Lyndonville They are spending |
heir honeymoon at cottage at Will
oughby lake.
The annual Barton Academy and
rraded school district meeting will
le held in Alumni hall Friday even
ng for the election of officers, one
rustee for three years and to con-
ider routine business. One article
n the warning is to see whether the
Id building will be remodelled for
thletic purposes or not. 1t is hoped
here will be large attendance.
F. w. Cutting, HI. T.. Seaver, DIR. ].
I. Pearson and F. c. Browning at
ended the 50th anniversary celebra-
ion of Caledonia Lodge of F. and A.
4. at West Burke last week Wednes-
ay evening. An address was made
" E. W. Crannell, secretary Vermont
onsistory. A reception was held in
lonor of and a past masters jewel
vas presented to j. B. Watchie, the
odge's oldest past master and the
rst candidate raised.
The band concert Saturday night
will be up street, and the following
,rogram will be rendered: American
'rince, march, Wilson; The Golden
Prince, overture, Losey; Peggy
)'Neil, Nelson & Dodge; Rosella
Waltz, Skaggs; Sunapee March, Gold
nan; Do You Ever Think of Me, fox
rot, Burtnett; serenade, Cupid's
Charms, Miller; Forward! Unto Vic