Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-11-01


This residence Is great improS
the place and a credit 90 the build
house is 2ix32 feet with an ell "a
has twelve rooms, two halls with
randas and two bay windows. Oh
to the front hall the door al the
into a sitting-room, finished la al
well lighted by bay windows; OPP
are two sleeping rooms connected
ing doors; these rooms are N
ash and birch. The dining roonl
finished in curly birch and lightc|
window. The kitchen, which 4
finished; castings are curly bircll
ing, birds-eye maple, opening 81
is the pantry, 10x1I. The toilet
try and bathroom are supplied
and cold water. On the second
front room has fine view m
window and other windows this
in butternut. Three large roo
bathroom open from the long Il
rooms are finished In birch. M
heated by Monitor furnace. 4
was thoroughly done by l.. Pratt
La Plant; carpenter. work by
ton, l.. Barber, n. s. Wright
Noyes; mason work by n. Hun
Greenwood; furnace work and
j. w. Elliott; painting, Il. II.
Hitchcock and II. Kendrick.
Holland.
We are having great weather
and hunting, but game is not v
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Kelley
visiting in Boston and Lynn fol
There are several carloads OF
this vicinity for sale. The C
average one and they are keepi
Amory DAWSON OF Craftsbury
town buying cattle, paying Z
There is a good demand for
sheep now.
Irasburgh.
The cider mill will be closed
son next Wednesday.
Friends from Fairfax are VII
olson Carpenters.
Mrs. George lite is staying
ter, Mrs. Goldsmith.
Mrs. Julia Jordan returned
in Boston last Week.
Melvin Remission has a ne
and is ready TO do first class "
The w. c. +. L. will meet v
Buchanan Wednesday afternd
Rev. George Wells OF Hare
his sister, Mrs. l.. II. rhomps
The Methodist society are
church two feet and putting
der IL.
Mrs. Clough from Albany
visited her sister, Mrs. Hong
last week.
Joe Tetrault goes 60 Craft
to take charge OF the creamer
lage.
Miss Ethel Drew is with hd
Lothrop at Wells River, whd
tending school.
The Methodist church not
dition TO be used, services w
court house yesterday.
John Ranger has been In I
few weeks, and IL preparil
new house on his farm.
Clarence Austin and Mis-
have returned to Newport q
the winter term OF school.
w. L. Russell recently Wis
Hardwick. Mrs. Lewis OF
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. n
The meeting OF the Ia
which was 20 be held here
day, has been postponed an
tice.
There will be a chicken
the parlors OF the Cong
Friday evening. supper
from 8 TO s o'clock.
Mrs. Myra Baker, who ID
ing a few weeks with he
M. q. jameson, has return,
i'm West Glover.
Frank Manuel, who for 4
been an efficient clerk ina
ans store, has gone to Low
work for Chandler a Fren|
About one hundred OF IN
met at the home OF A. n
Friday evening, and enioJ
i'm his commodious new ba
S.W. Beauclerk returned
ing grounds in Maine last
fine handsome deer, the V
was estimated at about
usual Mr.. Beauclerk did
friends and they were kin
with venison.
A friend called on ri
Woodbury. recently, and
his family very busy.
putting up a house ne
Granite Co.'S. sheds aud
repaired the hotel build
village OF Woodbury.
ing considerably and I'D
is good. The develop
mense granite quarries {,
building OF the railroads
OF sheds, boarding houses
ings, booms the town