Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-03-15
BARTON


this week on business.
A small amount of maple products
are now on the market.
Miss Mary Hibbard of Barnet visit
ed her parents recently.
w. J. Utton was in Stanstead, +.
O., last week on business.
F. l.. Parlin of Charleston was IN
town this week on business.
Rooney Adams has returned from
Burke. where he has been for some
time.
DIR. J. A. Pearson goes today to
pnr1in oton to attend the state dental
meeting.
Fl. p. Hood & Sons report receiving
5o 600 pounds of milk on Wednesday,
| March 8.
Harry Stewart of Beebe, ?. q,
rocontIv visited the Roaring Brook
stables.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Miles and Mr.
a,,d Mrs TT. R. Cutler are in Boston
this week. :,
Walter Buckley is employed III enc
Harmed & Stevens clothing store Ior
the summer.
EA. Towne of Newport, county su-
nerintendent for Hood & Sons was
in town this week
w. E. Hanson and G. +. HampleI
attended the listers meeting at new
mort Tuesday afternoon. :,
Nelson Caron goes soon to NorC4
hnson Me-. to settle the estate OIL
re brother who died recently.
The Afternoon Study club will mee' me-,
Inc Aa' = p Cook on Thursday,
Mach Mar 16. Subject, turkey
pobort Scott of Cambridge, Mass
49, waek-end visitor at the NOME
w %@ bis sister, Mrs. c. c. BROOKS
u Miss @ Eve1eth will keep the Gol,
burne art store open tnls 49, ~ aterial.
benefit of those who wlsn ,1:aS nc nor-
Miss Gilmore Grant and MISS scent noo
o+hv Smith of Newport Wer1 Weh-
guests of Mr.. and Mrs ~ :
ster. Md wore call
- Tnesdav to Concord, N. n, " mrs
fond G the funeral of her sls'ei' - :
W. w + Rrockway Of Montpelier was was
- town this week to MAKE oe,,+
,aaoot 49, with E. R. Cook Tor ms he
fire loss. D,1;no+on is
mr.: ua1an Lincoln OF Burning Voii 40
,n VS. FOR the summer with her par
no+s lo Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Llncoih' ''
Hotel Barton. - +ho
Tho annual sugar supper at .nS
~ .oesa+ional church will be heic
- +ba yestry Friday night from
o,clock> until all are served.
percy Cowles of New York was III
ICY ,yaoentlv to visit his mother
NJ r Cowles and attend the Iu-
neral of Miss l.. C. Colburne.
Roseanna F., wife of Louis Bou-
Lo,. died Monday of cancer. Funer
- saru;ces will be held Thursday at
@ 90 o'clock at the Catholic cnurcn.
The team that was seized and ad-
vertised for sale at auction by Sner-
;F Jennings. was bid off by the own
or for S21O on Saturday afternoon.
w. J. Utton has sold the five-year-
old colt. "Exterminator," to DIR. u.
n. McAilister of Sussex, N. b. q. Il.
Shufelt went with the colt Monday.
Prin. E.. G. Stevens and Supt. G. j.
Batchelder were in Burlington the
last of the week to attend state
meeting of the Schoolmasters' club
of Vermont.
Wallace ADDOCL Oh OC. JoHHSpuIy
and Alvah Abbott of Boston, sons OF
Albert D. Abbott, were home recent
ly visiting their father, who remains
about the same.
The stone sheds Of T. F. Roy were
opened Monday. giving work to sew
eral men. A. Roy of st. Johnsbury
is in charge until his brother is i'm
proved in health.
All those having dogs to license
will please remember that they must
be licensed before April 1st. You are
requested to attend to this as early
as possible to avoid confusion.
There will be a card party at Hotel
Barton Tuesday evening, March 21,
for the benefit of the Golf club to
which the public is invited. The club
is anticipating building a club house.
The blower system that is being in
stalled in the VESSEL, Nickel e Gross
| factory is of large size, 17-inch pipes
being placed to the several apart
-ments to carry the shavings and
sawdust to the boiler room.
| F. D. Pierce writes from Pasadena,
| Cal cauipo fhou 1oouo fhoro Morot,>