Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-12-13

bans commandery at Barre recently.
q. Goodwin, the popular clothing
4. has an interesting Ad. in the Mon
|b this week.
saving department at the Prouty &
IN mill will be closed until snow
y so that logs can be drawn.
arles Halves has built house on the
lear Mr. Corey's boat-house and will
# the ice cleared for those who wish to
and Mrs. j. T. Lambert have been
# their daughter to Boston to consult
icians. They received no encourage
f. Scott has moved into his new
H.. Mr.. Greenwood has moved into
Lis on the third floor of Mr.. Scott's
bbably no single store in this county
htronized by as many people as the
ban store. The place is unusually at
i've at this time.
ss Addie Lou .Grout has gone to
treaI and entered the Villa Maria con-
where she will take up the study of
French language.
EMhph Young fell in front of the post
last Tuesday, and injured the Hga-
H. of both legs. He now lies in a
lyzed condition.
~. c. G. Gorse of Sheffield preached at
M. E. church yesterday. The pastor,
8. Q. Johnson, is expected back to fill
desk next Sunday.
Av. Sam Jones drew a full house at
Us opera house last Wednesday even
We hope the whole course of lee
II will be as entertaining as this.
"A e MONITOR agent will be at the post
III in this village Thursday, Dec. 16,
|h 9 a. m. till noon. Call and see him
arrange for papers for next year.
M staging broke on Geo. Howe's house
Thursday, letting Mr.. Howe and Lo-
10 Manuel to the ground, distance
d feet. Both men were badly bruised.
Howe is at work again, but Mr.. Man
lis still confined to the house but is
rowing.
an accident to some of the machinery
Ibelled by the water power at the cleo
station, Thursday evening, the lights
01t out, but the fires in the engine boiler
He lighted and all was running well in
|kt time. The engine will be a great
H. in emergencies.
RS. F. E. Alfred gave party Thursday
ing in honor of Miss Inez Miller and
Brother Pearl, and Andrew sRobatille,
M are soon to go West. A very enjoy
evening was spent. Mrs. Alfred takes
bat interest in the young people here
IA lis always glad to welcome her young
IDS. !.
natal accident occurred in the railroad
at Prouty & MilIer's mill, Saturday
nnoon. A shifter had pushed a car in
sidetrack, which did not run down
brack as far as it should, when the en-
& was signalled and run back, with
|&r cars in front of it, to push the car
#her along. Meanwhile several mill
as, including among the number,
Heas Baker, were showing the car down.
men pushing the car did not notice
Hpproach of the other cars until they
|B close upon them. Mr.. Baker failed
|lBt out of the way and was caught be-
IN the hunters and so crushed that he
Hill but a few moments. He leaves a
and a small child. Fortunately he
"a a life insurance of $1,000.
IMPORT Center.
thest Wilcox of Boston is home few
ajor Rollins has bought Sidney Davis
|He, paying S400.
Is. G. w. Rogers, who has been sick
ome time, is on the gain.
II. and Mrs. F. Bartlett are going to
N chester, N. Fl. to spend Christmas
sorge Larabee and family have returned
8h their visit to friends in Franklin
#hty.
e last lecture was given Monday mig hit
he NJ. E. church Dec. 6, by J. F. Thurs
M SuDJ0cb. u DS anu DOWAo VI Lilo.
he Ladies of the M. E. Church have
[nized ladies social society. Its name
Perseverance" Its motto, "The right
hys wins"
ark Rogers has moved from Glover in
he Chester Allen house.-R. FL. Meach-
has moved into their house on the old
be farm.
here will be an oyster supper and dona-
II at G.. A. r. hall, Wednesday evening,
nj. 10, for the benefit of Rev. Mr.. Evans.
hre invited to attend.
by.
" S. Young has returned from Boston.
II III. Buck is suffering with a sprained
lie.
bseph Tatro has rented Godfrey
shes farm.
Arties were in town recently buying
X, offering $3.50 per cord. d II
#rs. Ernest House is here from New
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