Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-24

friends Of about her own age. The you
ladies engaged in no gossip.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. Willard Barry Is quite sick.
John Carpenter has gone 90 Johnson
Willard Barry has bought Geo. Russo
house.
Fifty persons responded 10 their nan
at the Cong. church roll-cal. "a In pors
and TO by letter.
Chas. Metcalf has gone to Norwood,
", to work in tin-shop for his unc
Henry Wells.
Quite a large number OF our young peor|
attended party given by Charles and |
Hannant, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Dana Stanford of Olcott Falls, ma
his friends here a short visit last week
Rev. L. Dodd is visiting fricndsat ProctS
We notice I'm a Grass Valley, Cal. papd
an account OF a school entertainment
which Ernest Ord was master Of ccremi
mics.
Those having bills and business with /
p. Webster, road commissioner, are ID
quested to meet him Friday, Feb. 28th, ID
settlement.
Warnings for the annual town moetil
are now up. Don't stay at home and Ind
| grumble because things did not 20 60 yod
liking. The auditors meet the 10Th
Miss Helen Thompson, teacher Of I'D
primary school reports that Emma Prd
voncha, Frank Provoncha, Ella Labounty
and Amos Labounty had no absent mark
during the winter term, and that Juli
Simino had neither an absent or tard.
mark.
The first OF the course OF four lecture
will be given at court house hall, Fri
day evening, Feb. 2Sth, by Rev. p. n
Fisk of Lyndon. Subject, "The Cost of
Boy" Children under Ia years of age viii
be admitted free, adults will be charged a
cents for a single lecture, or 90 cents FOL
the course Of four. II not secured In ad
vance, course tickets may be obtained "a
the door.
Thomas jameson Kellam, son of Johi
III. Kellam, died I'm Topeka, Kansas, Feb
A, as a result of injuries received In "a rail
road accident, Jan. Il. The following da,
his cousin, Edward p. Kellam, son o
Sabin Kellam, died very suddenly of heart
failure. They We're former residents OF
Irasburgh, but have both been prominent
business men OF Topeka for many years
and amassed considerable fortunes. Thi,
startling coincidence comes like a shock
to their former friends and acquaintance.
Lowell
Geo. Sylvester of New Haven has visit
ed friends and relatives here the past week
Reys. Atwood and Gregory have beer
holding union meetings with good az.
tendance and interest.
w. f.. Curtis and H. ID. stannard wer,
in Barton last week on business relating
to the liquor agency.
Tuesday morning, Feb. rs, was the cold
est here in 40 years. The mecury at w.
l.. Kinsley's registered 40 below zero.
Miss May Chamberlin, who is teaching
in Wilmington, Del, is sick, but the last
reports were that she was slowly recover
ing.
There is talk of organizing a vigilance
committee for the protection OF young men
who wish to escort their ladies home from
public entertainments.
Our new doctor, who came from Mon
treal, thinks Lowell is the healthiest place
on the continent. There is no telling how
soon he may have a chance TO demonstrate
his ability
The Lowell Dramatic Club win give the
drama, "Past Redemption" no the town
hall, Friday evening, Feb. 2S. Come and
show the young people that you appreciate
good home talent.
Morgan.
Miss Nettie Cobb has returned TO her
work at the Peerless in Barton, after a
weeks visit with her parents.
Roy Cheney is al work for Bert Fellows
t East Charleston.-Wm. Vinton is rum
ng a single saw in Charleston.
Mrs. Scion Gray is on the sick list
Eugene Burroughs recently received the
Jews that his son Bert was very sick at
louisville.
Newport.
Rev. Il. A. George returned from his va
alton last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Stone OF Lyndon are
isiting her sister, Mrs. l.. j. Phelps
rs. Cummings is again able to be out,
fter his second siege with his broken leg.
Tuck & Moore have purchased of II. N.
aswell, his store on Eastern avenue. which
ley will fit up for their factory.
Last Tuesday morning was the coolest
'r many years; the air was so full of frost
ne could see but a short distance. 40
Glow zero.
Bert Hall, printer in G. H. Ranney's Job
'inting office, has completed his work
ere. He will go to ST. Johnsbury, where
? has a position.
Frank Holt OF Boston was the guest Of
o. Holt last week.-Lizzio Fields OF