Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-10-17

D"7' a. N'NNbA@ ~ AN ilaAAAiB HIS house,
William Spier, Jr., is quite sick and his
recovery is doubtful
The creamery company have their tene-
ment ready for the masons.
Mrs. G. NJ. Cuthbertson Is in Manches-
ter, n. II. visiting her sister.
Ed Holloway has bought the sharp place
and taken possession. Price $500.
r. Fl. Morse had an oyster supper and
dance Friday evening. The attendance
was good.
Mrs. c. L. Baker still continues in very
poor health and her friends are very anx-
ious about her.
A large number went from here on the
excursion to Bartlett last week. They re-
port a good time.
j. w. T itcomb, Fish Commissioner, has
three men at work at the hatchery making
ready to get the spawn.
w. IL. Leland has sold the Olmstead
farm to +. w. Holloway for $500. His son
has moved on to it and will carry it on.
John Stevens, who, it was reported, had
rented l.. A. Jackson's farm, has made
other arrangements and will not trade with
Jackson.
Teams driven by Allen DeBrune and Al
pha Gebbie collided at the street corner
Thursday night both wagons were badly
damaged but no one was seriously injured
though DeBrune has sprained ankle.
Irasburgh.
w. L. Russell has gone to New Bedford,
Mass
Mrs. Charles Fisher has been very IN the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Smith have gone to
Stowe to visit relatives.
Rev. Mr.. Norton Of Newfane preached in
the Cong. church yesterday
Mrs. Adams from Halifax, \. s., visited
at Rev. p. y. Changers last week.
The Perry bridge on the Coventry road
is completed and open for the public.
Will France Is here from Dedham, Mass,
to visit his brothers, David and John.
Mrs. Margaret Willis Of Sheffield, form
er resident OF this place, is visiting friends
here.
John Tetrault, who has been assisting
his brother Joe in the cheese factory, has
returned home.
The oyster supper and George Washing
ton rally last Thursday evening was a sue
cess in every way.
DIR. and Mrs. insolvency went TO Glen
Falls, y. Y, last Thursday, to attend the
funeral of the doctors father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holdredge returned home
from Bridport last Frday.-Mrs. George
Hill returned home last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Annis have returned
home from Worcester, Mass, where they
have been stopping with their daughter
who is i'm very poor health.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the Cong.
church parlors Friday afternoon. supper
will be served at o 200 O'Clock i'm charge OF
Mrs. Beauclerk and Mrs. Wheeler. An are
cordially invited.
Lowell.
The r. {. church building is being shin
gled.
Rev. ~ F. Eldridge and Milo Hines at
tended the convention at Lyndonville last
week.
The Ladies' Aid society enjoyed an old
fashioned dinner at Maggie Hodgman's on
Friday of last week.
Francis Dutton has gone on his annual
visit 10 Massachusetts, and expects 10 be
absent about three months.
Mr.. Stoddard, the MONITOR agent, was
in town last week looking up delinquents
and taking new subscriptions. .au
Louis Touchette has rented his house 20
DIR. Paiemont and will move into the house
now occupied by A. s. Cover.
The funeral of little Alice Labounty was
held at the r. c. church on Monday, Rev.
Father Maillet conducting the services.
She was a daughter of Louis Labounty,
but had lived with Eleazer Mitchell's peo-
pie.
harvest ball will take place at the
town hall on Friday evening, Oct. n, un-
der the management OF A. p. Sweet This
is Amasa's opening ball and he will fur
nish the supper. There should be a large
Mrs. Warren Rouse is still very III but is
some better at present. Warren Is a. hard
working man and this sickness In his fam
lily excites sympathy in everyone. Many
have extended to him helping hand for
which he is truly grateful .....,f
The johnson ball team arrived here in
great style on Saturday noon, Oct. sth,
amid footing OF horns and shower OF
mud. But they departed i'm a very quiet
way having met the enemy and ''they
were his" Score p to 8 i'm favor OF Lowell.
Morgan.
John searles of Derby was in town re-
Gently.
Mr.. Clapper has moved out OF thew, M.
Taylor tenements.
Levi Wilson has sold the Sam Bean place
to Mr.. Young for $500.