Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-11

meeting at Island Pond last Wednesday
returning home Thursday and making a
stop at Plunkett to see the sights and note
the progress of the work there.
The new hotel is completed on he out
side and the inside is ready for the finish.
Many applications have been make Ly )oo-
pie who wish to run the hotel, but t..e
managers will be very careful in leasing,
that they may secure frst-class man.
Miss Lena Dewey, youngest daughter of
Hiram K. Dewey, was married to E. M.
Nichols of Lyndon, Nov. 9Th, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Dewey, Rev. Lawrence
Phelps of Mass, assisted by Rev. A. G.
Swain, performing the ceremony. The
marriage was private, with the exception
of few friends of the bride and groom.
Several valuable presents were made the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols left on the
night train for few weeks visit in Mass,
when they will return and make their
home in this place. Mr.. Nichols, as will
be seen by communication elsewhere, will
engage in the profession of medicine. Con-
gratulatiOns of many friends are extended
to Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols.
cided to locate in Barton about Dec. 1st.
DIR. Nichols will be remembered as for
mer clerk in the Barton National bank.
Since leaving the bank about five years
ago, he has been pursuing a course of med
icine, having studied in New York City
two years, at the College of physicians
and Surgeons, and one year in the Balti-
more Medical College, Baltimore, Mary
land, where he was graduated in the spring
of '95. His vacations were spent attend
ing the summer course of lectures at Dart
mouth College, Hanover, n. H., and in as
sisting a physician in Mass. in his practice.
The doctor, besides having "a thorough
theoretical training, has been for nine
months connected with one of the largest
hospitals and dispensaries of New York
City, and has also spent three months in
Baltimore, in the Maryland General Hos
pital He hopes that his settling in Bar
ton will be looked upon favorably by the
people and that they viii grant him a
share of their patronage. Com.
Barton Landing.
A boy at B. F. Moulton's.
Jennie Wiley is home from St. Johns
bury for two weeks vacation.
An examination of teachers will be held
in this place Friday and Saturday, Nov. 10
and Is.
Eva Dodge and Mabel Flint, who have
been teaching in Charleston, have finished
their schools and returned home.
Choice of seats for Barton Landing Lee
ture Association will be sold at auction at
Valley House hall, Tuesday evening, at
1880 o'clock.
John Lower, who moved to Newport
few weeks ago, has returned to this place.
He has concluded that Barton Landing
is a better place to live than Newport.
Revival meetings have been held at the
NJ. E. church during the last two weeks,
with good degree of interest. Rev. S. c.
Johnson of Sheffield has been assisting in
the meetings, instead of w. G. Johnson of
Lyndon, as was stated last week.
South Barton.
A fine girl baby at Adds Barber's.
Sidney Coburn is moving here from AL
bany and will work for r. B. Lang.
Miss Nettie Clark closed her second term
of school here last Friday. Her scholars
made nice improvement.
Willie Holton and bride, from New
Hampshire are here.-EIIsworth HoItham
wife and twin boys visited here last week.
Grandma Thompson, who broke her hip
several years aso, recently fell and serious
ly injured the well hip. She is in her
ninety third year, but was very smart be-
fore this accident. Fears are entertained
that she will not recover.
Albany.
F. W.Aiken has moved to Maria Norris.
Teachers examination at Barton Land
ing Nov. Is and 16.
A broken belt and bent shaft at Robin
sons mill caused a shut down.
Geo. n. Tenney's two months old daugh-
ter died last week of whooping cough.
Rev. A. J. Cameron was called to preach
the funeral sermon.
There will be dramatic recital by Ethe-
lynd Gould at the Cong. church, Wednes-
day evening, Nov. Is, under the auspices
of the Y. P. S. c. E. Adults, 20 cents
children 10 cts.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Collins Lacourse is quite sick.
Geo. Litchfield is improving his house
with a coat of paint
Frank Lapierre has bought the Eddy
place of Brown & Son.
School closed in district No. last Fri
day, John Bryant, teacher.
Eva Lapierre is home on visit-Geo.
Kinney is home rom Maine. He thinks
the climate there does not agree with him.
East Bloomington.
Edwin Wright has moved into his new
house.
Andrew Gray has let his farm to Henry