Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-11-28
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WestmOre.
Miss Laura Nelson will teach the M i'll
Brook school this winter.
The pound party held at the church last
week was well attended despite the storm,
and the pastor receivediquite pounding. :"
All enjoyed the evening visit.
The Cheney brothers have improved their
grounds at the south end of the lake. F.
n. Cheney has spent most of the summer
and fall here and has helped to clear up
the groves, grade and build fences.
The U. S. Fish Commissioner, at the re-
quest of Mrs. n. r. Richardson, plac ed
$4,000 handbook salmon fry in Willough-
by lake in September, and at the request
of S. A. Hunt 10000 yearling fish of the
same kind.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
Frank Ruggles has his new house nearly
finished.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. e. chprch win
meet with Mrs. Elva Clark next Wednes-
day afternoon. Everybody invited.
Lawyer Porter of ST. Johns bury spent
Thanksgiving with his father, Perry Por-
ter.-Geo. Davis and family of Barton spent
Thanksgiving at Hilemon Walter's.-Five
generations were represented at Warner
browns on Thanksgiving.
East HardWick.
Mrs. S. A. B. Dewey Burke of Morris
vile spent the Sabbath with her uncle,
Henry Blake.
Mrs. Blakehas nearly recovered from her
recent sickness. Noyes, who has
been sick with typhoid fever, is gaining
slowly.
Frank Lyon and wife have moved to the
G. W. Staples farm.-Mr. Cargill and fam
lily have moved into the Phiibrook house
at the village.
Mrs. G. w. Staples has been quite sick,
but is better. She expects to go to Boston
next week with her husband, to spend the
winter with a daughter.
Sheffield.
Sam Ash is making repairs on his house.
Mrs. A. J. Drown was quite i'll but at
present is better.
The Ladies' Aid held social in the town
hall last Friday afternoon and evening.
Bert Jenness is home from Westmore,
where he has been for the past few months.
A donation and oyster supper will be
held Wednesday evening, Nov Both, for the
benefit of Rev. B. P. Parker.
Andrew Roberts has gone to Providence,
r. l. to select rose wood to finish the in
terror of his house.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Page have gone to East Hardwick to visit
relatives.
Friday, Nov. 22nd a reception was given
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mitchell. About
eighty friends and relatives were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell were presented with
a number of useful presents and all wish
them both long and happy life.
Clyde and Cora Nutting OF Westmore
visited at o. H. Jenness' last week.-Geo.
Kendall and family of West Derby have
been in town visiting their relatives and
friends Everett Hunter and wife of St.
] ohnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnathan Hunt
er of East Burke, Dennis Hunter OF Spring
field, Mass, and Will Hunter of Manches-
ter, n. H, were in town last Wednesday,
to attend the funeral of Stanley Hunter.
Sutton.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. H.
D. Chapman this week Wednesday.
The Hit or Miss club will give prone
made at the town hall next Friday evening.
Mae Colby has been engaged as music
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The literary club will meet with Mrs. F. /
NJ. Abbott next Friday evening. Subject,
The Philippines.
Sadie Blake, Madge Burnham and Carrie |
Daniels came home from johnson Normal
school for Thanksgiving.
Wilbur Willard is clerking for f. A.
Clarence Colby having gone to
West Concord to work in L. w. Hastings
store.
Rev. j. w. Burgin has been sick for sew /
sral weeks with sciatic rheumatism. The /
pulpit has been supplied by Rev. Lyster, T
Prof. Pugsley, and Mrs. DoWney Of Lynn
Ion.
Remember the Grange meeting Dec 8,
Come out and get into Office.
Harley Colby finished digging his pota-
oes Nov. 21st. Says he had good crop.
Frank Taylor and Fred Holman came
rom Hardwick to eat turkey Thanks
giving day
The law suit between A. T. Miles and H
? King last Tuesday took until about
midnight. Lawyers Wright Of Barton and
Zoe Chesley were for plaintiff. w. F.
lark for defendant. The jury brought
n verdict for II. P. King to recover his