Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-11-22

served.
w. w. Reirden is spending much
Farmers Loan, under the u. S. gov
ernment plan.
Mrs. Cassie Dean of Richford call
| ed on her father, John LaFountain,
| the first of the week on her way home
from Hanover, N. FL.
The J. w. Murkland Co., are build
| ing a large steel rack for their water
power dam and have completely re"
constructed their penstock.
Regular meeting of Orient Chapter,
No. 13, o. E. S., Friday evening at
| 7.3O o'clock Work. Refreshments
will be served after the work.
| Seven boys of the Fisk school dis
trict were before Judge Wright re-
Gently and paid fines of $500 and
costs for their Halloween celebration
| Sunbeam Rebekah, Lodge, No. II,
will hold it's regular meeting Novem..
Der %. Initiation and nomination OF
officers. A good attendance is desir-
ed.
Recent guests at Hotel Barton in
clude Miss Catherine Aagesen. Mont
| Washington; DR.. Provost, st. Johns
bury.
| C. A. Barrews, Geo. Katen, R. M.
Gilmour, w. H. Burroughs, and c. E.
/ Hamblet were called to Newport Fri
day to serve as Jurymen on state
case.
Harry Cook and Mr.. Clifford, who
live on Burton hill, are having their
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| Nichols circuit for electric lights and
power.
DIR. Provost of st. Johnsbury was
called as council for Mrs. Ambrose
Liable Tuesday, Mrs. Liable was TAX
en- to ST. Johnsbury hospital for
treatment.
Frank Durkee, Peter Racine, Chas.
Grant, M. E. Calkins, Harry Owen,
James Poor and Fl. L. Dobson left
! last week for Fitchburg to work, for
the winter.
Ed. Durkee is in Burlington and
White River Junction this week on
business, buying new goods for the
store formerly occupied by B. F. &
III. L. Jackman.
Re P. Webster and Fred Jarvis were
in Boston last week to attend the
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quet, held at the Boston Athletic as
sociation building.
F. D. Pierce attended the Rexall
Southern New England convention in
Boston last week, Mr. Pierce winning
a $25 prize for continuous attendance
and distance travelled.
Miss Helen Lincoln will give a
dancing party at Hotel Barton Fri
day evening. The dining room and
lobby will be used Admission so
cents per couple. Victrola music. ad
Miss Mary Shedd, who is employed
in a store at Greensboro, visited her
aunt, Mrs. George E.. King, a few
days en- route to visit her aunt and
cousin, Mrs. Nettie Shedd and Miss
Hala Shedd, at New Haven, Conn.
M w. A. State Deputy Baldwin of
Concord, N. H., will be in Barton
Wednesday night at lodge meeting
with some new moving pictures.
Lunch will be served. Every Wood
man is invited.
The many friends of Mrs. Lillian
Benware, who has been a very efficient
clerk at the Pierce drug store for
several years, will be sorry to learn
4 that she has finished work there and
4 gone to her home in Lisbon, N. H.
C. H. Swift of Boston, we'll known
in Barton, writes friends that Mrs.
Swift was recently operated on and
has been promised a complete recov-
cry from her slong illness and will be
out of the hospital in about a month.
C. c.. Cassidy, after a months
leave of absence, has returned to the
freight office as agent. Don Farrar
of Boston, who was agent while Mr..
Cassidy was away, has accepted a
position in the superintendent's Of
flee at Lyndonville.
] Miss Anna Mason of New York
sister of Benjamin Mason of this
place and well known as spending SO
many summers here, met with Sc
we're accident by falling on the side
walk tIher home one day last week
, and received many cuts and bruises
as well as more serious injuries.
J.sF. Largy, who has been with the
J. w. Murkland Co. for the past year
will return to Newport next week to
enter the White Bobbin Co., as one
, of the partners. He will keep his in
, terest in the Mlrkland Co. and will
help to develop the automatic bobbir
machinery he has worked on for the
past year.
At the annual meeting of Cfysta
, Lake Grange held Friday evening
! November 18th, the following officers
were elected for the year 1928: Mas.
ter, Fred May; overseer, Ceylon R
Prescott; lecturer, Leona Moulton
: steward, Ralph May; assistant stew
ard, Raymond May; chaplain, Carrie
Smith; treasurer. Ruth Martin; sec
retary, Minnie Mason; gate keener
! James Martin; Ceres, Kittie May
-lPomona, Jennie Ryan; Flora, Heller
7 Sawyer; pianist, Bessie Adams.
!. Ted Lee, who recently returned
y from Washington state where he has
been helping his uncle on 25-acrt
apple ranch for eight months, re
Gently paid this office visit will
samples of apples raised there. Ev
V cry apple is hand picked, wrapped anc
!. packed, none but perfect fruit beins
y packed. A carload sent to an uncl
: in Newport contained 756 boxes AM
. the freight was within few dollar
: : of $500. Mr.. Lee says apples set 81
E thick on the trees that they are thin
: lEhed in June and as many as $500 o
+ 5000 apples are taken from a tree a
: that time.
: The regular meeting of the After
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