Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-09-13

Inc Ladies AID VIII meet at the Nj. Il.
parsonage Thursday afternoon. All cord
daily invited.
David PranCe and his wife with their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Barney went to
Hardwick for visit last week. esoc~
The w. c. T. Twill meet with Mrs!LH.
Thompson, Wednesday at 2?SO p!ims9c AL
members are especially re9aestedj to- be
present.
Mrs. NJ. G. Jameson has been at home
few days, but returns to Glover this week
to. be with her daughter, Mrs. Myra Baker,
who is still sick.
Mrs. Margaret Sylvester is spending
few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. HI. Thompson Florence Atwater
from Burlington is visiting at Rev. p n.
Granger's.-Miss Benham and Miss Chest
nut from Burlington were guests at Judge
Thompson's last Saturday and Sunday.
A party consisting of E. W. Keith and
wife and J. H. Cook and family of Iras-
burg, and A. j. Gilmore and wife of Lis
bon, N. H., went to Willoughby Lake
Sept. Sd. After ride around the lake in
the fine little steamer, Eagle, a trip to Mt.
Pisgah was made where the party was
photographed by w. H. Wyman. A grand
view was had of the surrounding country.
The party returned highly pleased with
their trip.
Lowell.
Mrs. Pattee of Montpelier is visiting her
brother, ]. F. Lawrence.
Mrs. S. r. Chase has recovered from her
illness and is able to be out.
Mrs. Covey has so far recovered from her
sickness as to be able to resume her duties
in the creamery.
Several from here made visit to New
port last Wednesday, summoned there on
the Revoir VS.. Richardson case.
DIR. Tittemore has returned to his home
and practice in Brooklyn, N. Y. He had
charge of DR.. Hills patients during the
doctors absence.
S. B. Cello has rented the rooms in Park
er's block and is fitting them for clothing
establishment. He has a small stock on
hand and expects more soon.
Mrs. j. B. Powers has been awarded
widows pension of S12 per month and ar
rearages amounting to nearly $1,000 Her
claim had been pending nearly three years.
Sawyer's hotel is doing a big business
these days. One day last week there were
seventeen guests for dinner. Fred runs
good clean house and deserves the patron
age he is getting.
The r. c. society gave an entertainment
and supper at the town hall Wednesday
evening. The lecture by w. E. Finnegan
was well received. The watch chain con-
test was won by Miss Mamie Murphy The
receipts of the evening amounted to over
$40.
Schools in town commenced last Mon
day. Miss Durivage and Miss Durham
have the village school and report 56 pupils
in attendance the first day. School in
Dist 6, has not yet commenced as the
teacher, Miss Belle Stannard, has not fully
recovered from her illness.
The Foster Concert Company held forth
at the town hall ON Monday and Wednes-
day evenings. They did not get crowded
houses and walked out of town Thursday
morning. 1t is about time to freeze out
some of these travelling troups, who are
too lazy to work and are consequently un-
able to give an entertainment worth the
admission fee.
A dispatch from London Eng, received
here Sat. Sept. 4, brought news of the
death of Charles G. Harding, son of Mrs.
E. G. Harding of this place. Mr.. Harding
was former Lowell boy, brother of G.
B. Harding of Barton, and for some years
has conducted excursions to various parts
of the world for the Raymond & Whitcomb
Co., of Boston.
E. T. Greenwood and wife of Enosburg
Falls visited friends here the first of the |
week.-Mrs.. j. R. Little is visiting her |
brother, c. H. Dodge. She is accompanied
by her son Andrew.-Irving Convey of Ma
lone, N. Y, is visiting his uncle, b. r. |
F. II. Skinner visited at l.. |
r. WelIman's several days last week.-Mrs.. |
James DwinelI of Barre, Mass, visiting at |
E. S. Colbeth's.-Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Stokes |
of Concord, n. H., are visiting at Lewis |
Mrs. Ellen Kelley met with a severe acct |
dent last Wednesday night. She was out |
in VIM. Kelley's door yard and attempted
to stop horse which was running loose in
the yard. The horse came toward her at
full speed and as she lodged into the shed
door to escape being run over, she fell on
the floor, dislocating her shoulder and
breaking her arm between the shoulder
and elbow. The shoulder was set and
the fracture reduced by DIR. Hill, who was
obliged to administer ether to perform the
operation. AS Mrs. Kelley is an aged wo-
man it is doubtful if she ever RECEIVERS the
use of her arm.
NJ organ.
w. Bruce has completed his new barn.
L. d. Farr is at Newport attending the
County Court.