Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-12-05
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An. Vance visited his father in Albany
part of last week.
The post-ofice will be closed Thursday
evening at o'clock.
Rev. w. z. Douglass visited his parents
at Post Mills last week.
c. T. Perceival returned from his trip to
the Central states, last Friday.
Mrs. F. A. Belknap was taken i'll sud
denly last week but is now better.
DE-. Martin, the oculist, is now located at
Hotel Barton to remain until Dec. 18Th.
Masonic meeting next Friday evening.
Work in the third degree. Let all come.
Duffy Valley, son OF Joseph Valley, has
been sick for some days but is improving.
Frank and Florence Bean have gone to
Maiden, Mass. to visit their grandparents.
C-N. Hubbard of West Glover has sold
q fine pair of brown horses to d. d. Bean.
Mrs Chas. Hamblet's mother. Mrs. Clark,
has gone to Boston to remain through the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. McDougan are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. H. Phillips in West
Glover.
BGrs. Geo. Nye is suffering from quinsy
sore.-LittIe Henderson Nelson is on the
sick List.
2r. }. c. Flint of Coventry has moved
ON to the John Heating farm on the Shelf
field road.
Mrs. NJ. A. Judkins went last week to
Auburudale, Mass, where she will spend
the winter with her daugh liter.
The Percival Furniture Co. have just
put In a carving machine in order to keep
up with their increasing business.
Meeting of the l. o. o. F. tomorrow eve
ming. Let there be good attendance as
there is important business to be transact
ed.
On account of the Lecture Course enter
tain nlent next Thursday evening, the pray
meeting at both churches will be held at
O'Clock.
Unclaimed letters in Barton post-office
Dec 9Th: L. S. Bickford,. D.. M. Dunn,
Smith Gray, Josiah Ganett, Eugene Valley,
Carrie Woodwork.
All those who have exchange tickets are
requested to present them to Mr.. Pierce
previous to Thursday evening, or on that
evening, and get their reg ular seat tickets.
A kaleidoscope entertainment was given
at Seaver's hall last Tuesday evening, but
we understand that it was rather an
amateur affair and did not give the best
of satisfaction. F@" ~ 80
The legislature adjourned last Thursday
morning after working all night. The laws
viii be printed and ready to distribute in
short time so the people will all have a
chance to know what their legislators have
been doing.
We acknowledge a generous piece of
venison sent us by o. Il. Mossman. Mr..
Mossman has taken two hunting trips to
the Maine woods this season and has been
very successful in both expeditions. We
extend our hearty thanks to him for his
kind remembrance.
AT this time of the year we are obliged
to surrender large part OF our paper TO
the advertisers, but during the next two
weeks we shall run a supplement so that
we can give our usual amount of local news.
As the advertisements are largely from
our local people they viii be read with
interest.
NJ z. T. French left here last Thursday
for Montreal, where he is TO have his eyes
treated at the Victoria hospital. He has
vEcE1zed IN the Percivai Mfg. Cos shops for
about three years, and Just before he start
ed he received a purse containing about
513-G0, a present from his fellow worknen