Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-12-05

! chased the Fogg farm south of the lake and
moved on to It'll. S. Chappell has NOV
ed to the J. Powers place in Sutton and
E. K. Chappeu on to the place vacated by
II. S. Chappeu.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
Avis Whitcher has returned home from
Hardwick, where she has been on visit.
Arthur Chappen is Wis ting his father,
Ira Chappell. Gerald Chappell from Hen
iker, n. H. is visiting his grandfather,
Clark Kimball.
Grace Densmore has returned to Ply
mouth. n. H. where's she is to attend school.
John Anger and Robert Burns have
gone to Island Pond to work on the Grand
Trunk railroad.
Hardwick.
The MONITOR agent will be at the post
office in this village Monday evening, Dec.
II. See him and arrange for club papers.
NJ R. McCrilIis has sold his grocery bus
mess to F. E. Lee. Mr.. McCrillis intends
to move to Boston where he will conduct
restaurant.
Dr. Steele of Mississippi delivered the
second lecture in the course Monday eve
ming to very large audience. His subject
was ''Home life in Dixie during the war"
w. w. Rogers, local electrician, has just
placed chandelier in the M. E. church,
five feet in diameter and containing %
electric globes of sixteen candle power
each. This great illumination cost SIS.
A new firm by the name of Bickford.
Moore & Co. has located on the Clement
meadow, where they will erect large gran
tie sheds and conduct a big business in
connection with the Woodbury. Granite
company, from whose quarries they will
get their stock. They will employ over
one hundred men. The village gives them
81 500 and one hundred horse power of
electricity The company is said to have
plenty of money and we welcome their ad-
vent.
East Hardwick.
DR.. Taggart, an Indian doctor, has hung
out his single on Hardwick Street.
w. S. Bailey of st. Johnsbury has NOV
ed his family on to his farm at Hardwick
Street.
Mr.. Arthur Flanders has closed his en-
gagement with the Newport laundry and
has returned home.
A. Fl. Smith is out again after weeks
illness.-Chas. Farr of Lyndon is very i'll
at the home of his sister, Mrs. B. M. SWEET.
Mr.. Eldridge and Mr.. Marshall are saw
ing wood for the people.-Forest Lumsden
has begun work for Mr.. Pendleton at the
feed MILL
Mrs. G. w. Staples has SO far recovered
from her illness as to start for Boston last
Tuesday to spend the winter with her
daughter.
The MONITOR agent will be at the post
office in this village, Monday, Dec. II, from
8 p. m. until p. m. See him and arrange
for club papers.
Mrs. r. B. Smith OF Greensboro was the
guest of her son, E. G. Smith, on Friday.
Clarence Bugbee has returned to
her home in Newport Miss Nellie Wood |
ruff has returned to her work in W1nooski.
j. w. Farr was in Barton recently.-Rep- !
resentative Johnson has returned from
Montpelier.-A. G. Aliston from Danville
was in town last weelz.-E. G. Smith was
in town Wednesday.-M Abbie Hovey
visited in St. Johnsbury last week.
Thomas Crowley has cut his foot quite
badly.
Our representative is now as home ready
to extract teeth or make new set.
Miss Abbie Taylor goes back to East
HaadWicl, to teach this winter.
A number of the Juniors visited the
North Danville lodge Monday evening.
A good time was reported.-Quite a num-
Der OF Good Templars visited South Wheel
ock lodge last Thursday evening.