Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-10-31

full house and every body went nome 1eel-
ing perfectly satisfied with the show.
Mrs. A. r. MouIton visited friends at
Derby Line recently.-Miss Edith Moulton
has gone to Burlington to spend the win
ter with her aunt, Mrs. c. NJ. Spaulding.
Irasburgh.
The Cong1 parsonage is being shingled.
Mrs. Charles Fisher is recovering from
her illness.
George Brewster has rented his farm to
Henry Harlow.
Rev. Mr. Merrill of St.Johnsbury preach
ed in the Cong'I church yesterday.
The w. c. t. U. society will meet at Mrs.
Templeton's Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
The Epworth League social was pleasant
Iy entertained at Rev. 2. n. Changers last
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Brush of Hopkin-
ton, n. Y, recently buried their infant
son, aged six weeks.
Mrs. Julia Jordan has returned to her
home in Boston. Her sister, Miss Aggie
Cotton, accompanied her.
John Ranger has put up and completed
commodious two-story house in Iplace of
the old one on his farm on Morrill, hill.
Carrie Fisher has goneto Lyme, n. FL. to
live with her aunt, Mrs. Grant Skinner,
and will attend school at Thetford acad-
envy.
There will be a chicken-pie supper in
the parIors of the Cong'I church vestry,o on
hoe n
from 5:3O to 1880 o'clock. 1t is hoped there
will be good attendance.
Mr.. Curtis of Newport has taken the job
of moving the cheese factory up the hill
where Joe Tetrault will have it fitted into
a creamery. It will also be ready for cheese
making as will best suit the times and the
people.
Joseph Kidder died last Tuesday night
after a short illness. He leaves a wife and
six children, the youngest eight months
old. The remains were taken to Lynd on
Vile for burial. Mrs. Kidder and family
have gone to Lyndonville to live with her
father.
The banquet held here by the Masons
last Tuesday evening was well attended
and every one had most enjoyable time.
Two men were initiated in the third degree,
the work passing off finely. The banquet,
which was served at the hotel, was most
be remembered.
The operetta, Golden Hair and the
Three Bears.'' will be presented by the vii
Iage school Friday evening, Nov. IL. Ev-
erything has been done to makethis enter
tainment a complete success. The b ears
costumes came from Boston. The proceeds
of the operetta are to go toward the school
organ fund. The people were SO well
pleased with the work Of the children in
June that they should show their apprecia-
ton by giving them a good house this
time. The teachers take the principal parts
and a success is assured.
Lowell.
Miss Susie Stebbins has had her house
shingIed and other repairs made.
Rev. A. F. Eldridge took a carriage drive
through Lamoille county on Tuesday.
Mr. Tyler, blacksmith for Milo Hines,
spent Sunday with his family in Morris
vile.
Ira Parker of Newport is in town for a
Parker.
L. G. Andrews and Miss Alberta Cheney
of Hyde Park visited friends here over
Sunday, returning home Monday after
noon.
Leonard Shufelt has been at work for
Israel Sylvester in Westfeld, making ex-
tensive repairs on the house purchased
from Mr.. Touchette.
L. S. Harding fell or to corner of his
wagon box while at work recently and in
jured his left side. He was very lame foria
number of days but is improving.
w. z. Curtis has put iron roofing on to
one side OF the town hall building and also
on the main part OF his dwelling. It GER
tainly makes very pretty roof and we un-
derstand the expense is but little more
than in shingling.
Mrs. R. w. Coolidge is repairing her
house. She was intending to go TO john
son for the winter, but it is rumored that
Edgar, her son, may come back to Lowell,
in which case she Will not go. We hope
this rumor viii prove true.
Mrs. H. G. Cleveland and son visited in
town last week. Mr.. Cleveland was here
on Wednesday and the family returned
home with him.-BIrs. Mary Learned and
little daughter of Fairfax are visiting her
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. 3. r. Convey.
Della, youngert daughter Of Edmond
Gonyaw, died on Wednesday afternoon of /
typhoid fever. She was in her 18th year.
Funeral was from the r. G. church on /
Friday, Rev. Father AIaiIIett officiating. |
This IS hard blow Tor the family and /
much sympathy is felt for them.
While David Burgess was driving tow |
ards the school-house on west hill his /