Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-10-03

to East Corinth to visit friends.-Mrs.
Fuller has gone to Rochester, NJ Y.-Will
| Griffin of Derby visited at o. NJ. Griffin s
! last week.-ErnestaD Dane is home on a Wis
| it.-Henry Squires is improving his house
| with coat Of fresh paint.-Dr. Erwin is
painting his farm barns. IS asse
| Troy. barns
John Buck and George Day were elected
as delegates to the Sunday School .conven-
ton to be held at Newport this month.
/ Il G. P. Stevens is taking trip to James
town, Dakota.-Mrs. A. L. Gustin and son
who came from Nashua on their wheels,
have returned home.-Car1 Chaffee went
to Enos burg the 2Sth to attend the we'd
ding of Rodney Abel and Miss Norway
week in Enosburg. are
Hattie Magoon is with her aunt, Mrs.
Don Allbee.-Dora Temple from Burling
ton, is spending her vacation with her pa
rents.-R. w. Adams of Richford was here
last week on bustness.-Mr. and Mrs G..
P. Stevens entertained D. A. BarroWs and
wife last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Blake of Eden, are here with relatives.
Frank Wells of Bakersfield is in town..
Westfield,
Repairs are in progress on the Cong.
church. or
Mrs. VIM. Edmunds, who has been i'll, is
better. The health of Wallace Edmunds
S improving.
Mr. Chambers has leased a farm in
Franklin and takes possession of the same
the middle of October.
The Roman Catholic society held a So
ciaI at Napoleon Roots last Thursday.
There was a large attendance.
The time for holding the Sunday eve
ming services has been changed from 1880
to 700 O'Clock at both the Cong. and NJ.
E. churches. ~ -e
Miss Winnie Farman returned from Sug-
ar Hill, n H., last Tuesday; on Saturday
she went to johnson to attend the Normal
school.-The Misses Lena and Minnie Gill
pin were home from Derby Academy a
few days recently.
DIN Aiken was here recently; Mrs. Ak
en-, who has been staying in town few
days, returned to Albany with him.-Mrs.
Mary Chamberlin and son Charles of Hol-
yoke, Mass, have been visiting lat A. II.
Hoyt's; they go to Greens boro this week.
Morris Farman expects to return to Kan
sas with Mrs. Avery and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. John Brown are visiting rela-
tives in Jamaica and Rochester; then they
will go to Montpelier. Mr.. Brown is the
member of the legislature from this town.
Mrs L. P. Atwood and her daughter,
Orcelia, go to Pittsfeld, Mass, soon. Mis-
Orcelia will also visit in Springfield, Bos-
ton and Worcester.
WeStnOre.
a boy baby at NJ E. Callkins' makes
Marshall smile.
S. NJ. Cole is gathering apples and max
ing large quantity of cider.
Drs. Wright and Longe amputated foot
for Mrs. George Gour recently.
The telephone wire is up. Soon we shall
be able to talk with the rest OF the world.
w. j. Marshall is fixing over his house.
w. 3. Kerwin has his new house well
started.
Mr.. Quints's family have gone to Man
chester, n. FL. He willremain few weeks
longer. Ta5-
The harvest supper at the church was
well attended and the ample supper wa
much enjoyed by all.
J. &. Lyon has moved back to his farm, |
and E. Devereaux, who has carried it on
this year, goes to California.
Hosea Fox has purchased the Lontine
or +oI-
-Dennie Fox is repairing the buildings on
he Rash place and will move soon.
G. Q. LoveIand has put up a building
over his mineral spring and cleared a nice
grove around it'll. H. Gilman is having /
a wall laid under his hotel.-The G. w. |
Garvin house has been reshingled.