Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-11-28

AD61 DdNy6T Was dD1C w AANO Ooo OAi~
day last week. Since the last operation on
his leg, it has improved rapidly and he has
every prospect of getting out of his trouble
with two good legs, but it was doubtful
prospect for time.
c. w. Greenwood and family spent
Thanksgiving at II. G. Cleveland's in Gov
entry-Dr. and Mrs.H.H. Hill entertained
friends from Greensboro on Thanksgiving
day.-Miss Bertha Stickney of Newport
Center spent Thanksgiving and the great
er part of last week at w. E. Curtis.
Mrs. Allen Grant died Saturday morning,
Nov. 10 after very painful illness OF only
few days. She was attended by two bly,
sicians constantly during the last day OF
her sickness, but their efforts were unavail-
ing. The sympathy of all is extended to
Mr. Grant in his great bereavement.
Newport.
Hon. Elisha Lane went to Boston and
Lowell the past week.
Mrs Louis FoIlett was called to Boston
last W eek owing to the death of her moth
CT.
w. M. Taylor of New Bedford Mass, has
moved into the Norton house near Bates
vile.
Dr. o. B. Gould is located in Boston
where he intends to remain for the pre-
sent.
Mrs. N L. Foster and children visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Story.-James Mason and his sisters are
visiting in johnson, VT.
Geo. Casweu and Arthur West ars selling
sewing tables which are manufactured by
VI. J. Blair. They have just returned from
trip to Lancaster and Whitefeld, n. Fl.
and report good success.
Ed Morrill, has sold his farm to his neph-
ew, Robert MorrilI.-John Carroll has
traded his place in Batesville with Charles
Oren for a farm in Coventry. He will take
possession on Mar. 1st.
Last Wed evening the new Odd Fellows
building on Central st. was opened and
about thirty couples attended the social
hop. Music was furnished by Blair's or
chestra. All report fine time.
Henry Flint and wife of Barre and Mrs.
Baldwin of Coaticook p. O., spent Thanks
giving at d. L. HiIdreth's.-M M. A.
Grandy and family of Burlington are here
on a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
G. Miller.
Mrs. D. r. Stetson and daughter havere-
turned from AIstCn Mass, where they
have been on visit.-Mrs. T. G. Gale has
returned from Burlington where She has
been to visit her daughter. F. W.
Carr has returned from Hanover n. H.,
where she has been in a hospital for treat
g
troy.
Carl Wiley paid the cigars the 9th, hav-
ing been married to Miss Hester Fowler.
Ed. King and wife are happy with the
baby girl which came to their house last
week.
a much needed improvement has been
made by drawing gravel on to the road on
Elm street.
DIR. Gray, Peter Martin and Erwin Rock
well returned from Maine recently. Each
one of the party killed deer.
Charlie HuntIey and family are moving
to Waterbury. They are good citizens and
we are sorry to have them go.
Lydia Hartig is here for week visiting
friends.-Ernest Stebbins, formerly of this
place, is visiting his mother, Mrs. William
Donegan.
Mrs. n. L. Miller and daughter are Wis
ting in nosburg.-Mrs. Lucius Smith
has gone to Nashua, n. III. TO spend the
winter.-Mrs. Clarence Wiley has gone to
Manchester where her husband has en-
pIoyment.
WestfieId
w. B. Gilpin has sold one of his timber
lots to the Woodworths; consideration,
$500. !
Jessie Woodwork has returned to Bur- |
Iington to resume her course in the Uni
versity.
Mrs. A. C. Hitchcock has returned from
Burlington where she has been receiving
medical treatment.
c. w Bryant has gone to Hardwicl1 with
Frank Mason to measure logs for George
Howard. They expect to return in few
days.
Harold Farman was home from Barton
Landing over Thanksgiving Kin
ney of Hardwick was in town over Thanks
giving.
Rev. F. NJ. Barnes and wife have been
IN SWanton lew days. Kew. l.. z. At
wood occupied the N. e. pulpit Sunday
morning, Nov. p.
Wallace Gilpin has an artificial leg of the
Marks manufacture. The leg is an excel
lent fit, the measurements being taken by
DR.. Comings of Derby. Now if any one
wishes to run race, call on Wallace.
The Cong1 C. e. society recognized on
Sunday evening, Nov. q, electing the fol-
lowing officers to serve the ensuing six
months: Thomas r. Hoult president, Mrs.
II q Miller rica-r-es1dent Mo,d Miller !