Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-10-22

DaQiN bruised anu IldUSI0u Willie dG Work
with threshing machine recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Haskell have returned to
their home in Concord, n. H.-Ben
Townsend, who is at present stopping at
Littleton, n. H.. just made a fyin. visit
here, looking after his business Mrs.
Emma (Prescott) Paine left for her home
in Pasadena, Cal, the 9th inst.-W Inner
Leland from Montpelier is visiting at E.
o. Benefits Alice Taylor from Lyn-
don has been visiting at DR.. c. S. Hin
man's.-Alfred Worthen starts for Wash
ington Territory soon to Join his three
brothers, already there.-Mrs. Robert
Parker and her little daughter have re-
turned from Invaness, Ca.
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Arthur Douglass has gone to Plaiufeld
to work.
Leroy Washburn has moved to Plain
field Vt
Prof. Day is making a flying trip to
Burlington.
Fred Hoyt has bought a hotel at Plain
field and is moving there.
Prof James Whitney meets with the
choir at the Common every Saturday
eve for rehearsal.
The w. C. T U. will hold their next
meeting with Mrs. Witt, at No. Crafts
bury, Tuesday, Nov. 6.
L. E. Smiths business is increasing so
that he finds permanent employment for
a board sawyer and shingle maker.
Glover.
CT. S. c. at Mrs Whitney's Monday
eve, Oct. %.
Mrs. Grace Bridgman starts for Ohio
this morning.
We hear of no new cases of diphtheria
or canker-rash.
Misses Lucy and Lena Randall are
home from Cambridgeport.
Gus Fisher is doing a good job of re-
pairing on his buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sherburne have
returned from their visiting trip.
The chicken-pie and flag festival was a
success. The church was well filled.
There will be services at the Univer-
Miss Abbie Garfield is stopping for a
short time with her sister, Mrs. n A.
Smith.
Charles Leonard is shingling his shop,
and others are repairing and fixing up for
an early winter.
Mrs. A. A. Williams has gone to Mas
sachusetts to spend few weeks.-Willie
Mccain is spending a short time here
Frank Mcclellan is attending the LIE
Mimi, having taken scholarship for
full course.
Mrs. Nye has been here several days
packing her goods to send to Manchester.
where she intends to reside with her
daughter, Mrs. French.
The concert on Saturday evening given
by Prof. G. w. Foster was line. Miss
Ethel Bickford of Barton, a former pu-
pill of Mr.. Fosters assisted him, render
ing several songs in very pleasing man.
ner.
The tenth anniversary of the marriage
of George Goodwin was observed, Friday,
Oct. ~. A large number of friends as
sembled at his residence, leaving many
valuable presents, among them nice
extension table.
West Glover.
Deacon Barber and Aaron Skinner are
quite sick.
Levi Drew has moved on to the Harvey
Lewis farm.
C. E. Dow starts for Eastmans Bus
mess College next Tuesday.
William Rollins and family, who have
carried on Harvey Lewis farm the past
year, have gone to Wisconsin to take
charge of large farm.
Mrs. C. C. King was called to st.
Johnsbury last week on account Of the
sickness of her brother, Mr.. G. E. Board
man who died Thursday evening. Flu
fz-a%bssrgal.
Uncle Mark Drew is very sick and not
expected to recover.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet at Mr..
Beauclerk's, Friday evening at O'Clock.
M. j. Smith of Barton last week set d
fine granite monument on the lot of the
late Albert A. Webster.
The original comical Brown and his
concert company will play at hotel hal
on Wednesday evening, with an entire
new programme.
Special communication of Contra
Lodge, No. 81, T. & A. M, Tuesday eve.,
Oct. 80. Work on third degree. Special
invitation to all Masons.
Mrs. N. P. Sawyer and Mrs. Geo. Syl
vester are spending few weeks in Nash
VA, N. H., and vicinity visiting friends.
Mrs. Ellen E. Ware is in New York City
attending the meeting of the National w
C. T. U.
A friend sends US the following in rela
ton to the late Geo. R. Bryant: He was
born at Weathersfie!d, VT, Dec. 81, 1912
and came to this town with his father
and family in 1922. About seven years
later they moved on to the farm where h'
resided at the time of his death, and hac
for nearly sixty years. There was nj
land cleared on the farm when he moved
there, and no road to the village, excep
path through the woods. He voted fol
Harrison in 1910 and has often wished
during his long sickness that he nigh
live to see Benjamin Harrison elected
president.
Lowell.
Campfire at Dennis Shortsleeves Oct
80.
Eugene Coolidge is sick with typhoit
fever.
The next Post meeting will be at West
field Oct 20.
Preparations are being made to cut
large amount of timber this winter.
Durivage is finishing off the ell to hi
house. Andrew Crane is doing the work
A T. StebbinS is building a nice AM