Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-08-16


loads, have little idea OF their immense
weight.
There was a social dance at the Town
hall Friday eve, Aug. 9th, Hutchin's or
chestra furnished music. The attendance
was limited and the boys have made up
their minds that hot weather hops are not
a success. .....ts.r
Mrs. l.. II. Wellman entertained her
Sabbath School class at her home last
Tuesday. The class was appropriately
arranged on G. r. ChamberIin's lawn
where III. II. Lewis took snap shot at
them with his camera.
Il. N. Patterson has taken his daughter
Leila to Burlington to have her arm treated
by DIR. Bingham. The arm has been prac-
tically stiff since the coasting accident last
winter. An operation has been performed
and piece of bone removed. At last re-
ports Leila was doing well, with every
prospect of good arm.
John Pudvah, who works for Bradley
Sanborn, was rather roughly handled by
Bradley's four-year- bull, last Friday
morning. He was leading the animal TO
water when it attacked him, throwing
him down and pushing him about I'm the
grass for some time. Luckily the animal
had been de-horned so John escaped with
out much injury.
VIII Dodge and family of North Dakota
visited at G. III. Dodges the past week. 49,
Albert Aseltine and family of Enosburg
Falls visited friends here two days last
week. His son Maurice returned home
with them.-Mrs. II. l.. Wetherby and lit
tie daughter are visiting at l.. r. Well
man's.-Dr. N. Tittemore OF Brooklyn,
N. ", is spending his vacation in town
j. III. Silsby and wife Of Hartford, Conn,
were at A. II. Gardyne's last Week.-Mrs.
Bernice Sanborn, the Misses Peck and Mr..
Marcy of Eden Mills, and Prof. t. M.
Stevens of Hyde Park made a short visit
at DR.. Hill's the first of last week. They
came up on their bicycles.
Morgan.
Chas. II. Morse, who is i'm "A Lowell. Mass, /
hospital, is slowly recovering.
Misses Mabel and Nettie Cobb have re-
turned to their work i'm Barton.
Farmers have nearly all got their hay in
good condition despite the poor weather.
Mrs. Louise Rood has gone 90 Eastman,
Us ~ WISH hSI IdEShlhsr-Nlfhs MARY
Moore has gone to Attleboro, Mass, where
she will spend the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. Taylor.
NJ. Blood from Lowell, Mass, IN visiting
relatives in town.-Theron Adams and
wife of Derby were i'm town last week.
Eugene Lyon of Westmore visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Eta Moore, last week - Ned
Cummings has been stopping with bis UNI
Gle, William Cobb.-Ed. Flanders OF Bar
ton is visiting old acquaintance I'm town.
Mrs Ida johnson and daughter Of Low
ell, Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John
Newport.
III. w. Doyle has moved into n tenement
in the ID. M. Camp block on Second -.
n. L. Foster and family are visiting Mr..
Fosters sister, Mrs.A.M. Tower OF Barton.
Geo. Carlino died at the town farm last
He was taken there the Sunday
before Ht .-.t 3sf'fa3 l.f1t to slQ
Hon. n. W. Brigham Of Boston, formerly
of Derby, is stopping at the MempKrema-
cog House.
Mr.. Harris of the American Clothing Co.
has gone to Boston and New York TO buy
new goods.
Mrs. Stowe of Island Pond is visiting
Mrs. Clara Hobson.-Mrs. o. n. Green il
here from Boston.
Frank Mitchell and wife and WI. Avery
went to Burke Sunday to attend the fu-
neral of DIR. Davis. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Chubb OF Post Mills have
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dear
born the past week. .pt
w. b. Ranney has purchased OF w. E.
Tuck building lot on Highland Avenue;
ots on this pleasant street are being taken
last.
The Salvation Army have raised a tent
)n the Hubbard lot on Main ST., where
hey will hold revival meetings the next
month.
Mrs. b. T. Webb has gone 20 Pennacook,
\. H. to be treated for a cancer. She was
not as well Thursday and her husband was
,ent for.
The Newport board of trade, with their
friends, went TO Greogevill ON the Lady Of
he Lake, last Wednesday. A fine timo
vas reported.
Pliny Hamilton and family have gone
o Fairlee, where they have a cottage by
lake George. They expect 10 be gone
bout three weeks.
Tyler t. Stewart of Washington, ID. G. is
lere on visit to his brother, Il. A. Stew
rt. He is having double tenement
house built near the dressing min In Derby.
Mrs. l.. G. Miller has sold her house ON
ID ST. to f. c. Blanchard, who has ex-
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or one half of the vacant lot on Main 81.