Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-01-18
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Mattocks; III. Tolman, G. A. Davis, E. b.
Stocker, T. FL. Lance and Peter Wesson,
directors.
East Hardwick.
Mrs. V. L. Whittemore issi1l. % Ieo
Money has been raised to have a series
of singing schools here. -
Mrs. Brock of Barnet is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Martin.
Mrs. A. HI. Smith has returned from
Cam bridge where she has been visiting
Lee Underwood is at the station learning
telegraphy.-Mrs. Henry Eldridge is re-
ported sick.
A large number of the Grange met Tues
| day and after "a fine dinner new officers
were installed.
Arthur Montgomery and family from
Tacoma, Wash. have returned home, and
it is reported that he and his brother are
to carry on the Montgomery farm.
Sutton.
Charles Ball is expected in town soon to
join his family.
The school is planning to have spelling
match Wednesday evening.
Miss May Colby attended the musical
convention at Barton last week.
Rosa Page, who has been sick with the
grip, is beginning to get better.
Mrs. H. A. Blake has gone to Rochester,
N H., to visit her sister, Mrs. Varney.
The Star Comedy Company are working
on dramatic entertainment to be given to
the public in about three weeks.
At the annual election of officers for the
Aid society, Mrs. Daniel Ruggles was
elected president, Mrs. Harley Colby vice
president, and Mrs. E. Butterfeld secre-
tary and treasurer.
School inlDis. No. 9, taught by Mabel
Fogg, closed last Friday. The only pupil
having no mark during the year was Guy
Clark. Those having no absent marks
during two terms were Nina Clark, Ida
Gould, Carrie Roundy, Mabel Blake and
Evelyn Blake. Those for one term were
Burnham Gordon, Arthur Bennett, Mabel
Bennett, John Hodge and Royal Bennett.
There were only eight tardy marks during
the year.
Hardwick.
Jessie Kent is spending few days with
her mother. Gs
B. E. Billiard has moved his law Office
into the Meader block. s1
F, D. Bridgman had another shock Sun
day night and his condition is serious.
1t is reported that that the Fletcher
stone sheds at this place are soon to be
opened.
1. A suit, claiming $4,000 damages, has been
brought by Geo. C. Trow against w. T.
| Thomas. s8
Mrs. McLand who is in a sanitarium in
Chatham, N. V, is reported as being much
better in health.
Mrs. l.. A. Kent was called to Jefferson
vile Sunday morning to attend the funer-
al of her mother, Mrs. Adams.
T. Bissett and family are soon to move
to West Danville, where Mr.. Bissett has
job cutting stone for A. Stevenson.
The Masons here will present the popu
lar play ssNeighbor lakewood" in about
four weeks. 1t will be remembered the
success they achieved in it two years ago.
The carving on the new Judevine Public
Library building which is being done by
ton. About two weeks more will see it
finished.
West Burke.
Ernest Warren has left the blacksmith
shop, and is now teaming for Almont Sils-'
by.
Mrs. Ada Silsby has returned from Bos-
ton where she has had successful sur
gical operation performed. ~
w. Jenness has opened paint shop in
the old Silsby mill. Now would be aigood
time to get your carriages painted. -
The dramatic club give an entertain
ment at G. A. R. hall on Thursday even
ing on which occasion they will showss'The
Limit of the Law
Mr. Fogg is about to erect a fine block
adjoining the G. A. r. hall, to contain a
store in the first story and hall for the
Order of American Mechanics overhead.
The following officers were installed by
Mystic Lodge, No. 5 D. of r., at their last
meeting. A. G., Mrs. Angie Burns; v. G.,
Mrs. E. Wag; Sec, Mrs. Irene Cummings;
Treas. Mrs. Addie Hoffman; Con-, Mrs.
Ida Goodan; Warden, Mrs. Mae Gilfellon;
~. ", JESSE dTeHt, L. ", MIS- Il. nAooHSy,
R. S. N. g., Mrs. Maria Glidden; L. S. n.
G., Mrs. Sarah Brockway; R. S. v. g.,
Mrs. Matte Gilman; S. S. v. G., Mrs. Abb
bic French; Chap, Mrs. Sophia Ball; r. A.
s., Mrs. Jane Wheeler; L. A. s., Mrs. Dol
lie Colby; Rebekah, Miss Sadie Blake.
Sheffield.
Mahala Simpson is gaining.
c. E. social at A. o. Gray's last Saturday
evening. S
Noah Drew has been pressing hay
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