Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-03-07
Holland.


Also Mrs. Marshall Ames and Mrs. VIM.
Sykes.
M. A. Sykes has moved TO the farm
which. he hirednof c. III. Kathan. VIM.
Palen has moved into the. house vhcated
by Mr.. Sykes, and win work for s. r..
Flstcher this summer, .or. ss. ...,, ...lo
Irasburgh. a.et.
Ben Eaton has sold the stage route to
Matthew Wells.
Grace Cotton, who has been spending
the winter in Hopkinton, N. Y, returned
home last Tuesday.
Clarence Austin and Miss Alice Parker
are at home from Newport Center where
they have been teaching.
Mrs Thompson went to st. Johnsbury
last Tuesday to attend the wedding of her
niece, Miss Isabel Kinney.
F. II. Holdridge is able to be out. and
Mrs. Holdridge and Mrs. Davis, who have
been quite i'll, are improving.
The Epworth League will hold social
at Mr.. Charles Webster's on Thursday
evening, March 10th. All are invited.
The Ladies' Aid at ID. II. Webster's last
Thursday was a very pleasant occasion.
Dinner was served to one hundred and
one persons.
Sixty-fve of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Addison Carpenter gave them a surprise
visit last Friday evening. The happy event
was in honor Mrs. Carpenters birthday.
The l.. It. L., in charge of Mrs. w. II.
Brewster, gave very pleasing entertain
ment at their social last Friday evening
Cake and coffee were served and quite a
large company was present.
Lowell.
Milo Hines has sold his driving horse.
Price, $125.
Miss Nettle Cowles is visiting her uncle,
Mr.. Kinney.
Geo. e. Curtis is home from Montpelier
for vacation of three weeks.
Mass, for the late Felix Martin, was held
at the church on Monday last.
Miss Mae Chamberlin will entertain her
ID. o. class on Tuesday evening, Mar,
Mrs. Joel Temple died Friday morning
of pneumonia, after an illness OF only one
week.
F. w. Jordan, former Lowell boy, call
ed on friends here last week. Glad TO see
him again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Kinsley and Mrs.
III. ID. Stannard were i'm Barton Landing
the last week.
While DIR. Hill and Mr.. Taylor were driv-
ing one day last week their sleigh was
overturned and both were thrown out, DIR.
Hill injuring his back quite seriously.
The town meeting held this year was a
decided improvement over the old style.
Every thing was very quiet and orderly
and the cries of "baIlot" that are usually
heard were not in order.
The young friends OF Albert Lafrenniere
gave him a surprise party Friday evening.
They all enjoyed a good time, and left a
i've dollar bill to remind him of the occa-
sion. About thirty-eight were present.
The kaleidoscope entertainment given
Wednesday evening, by Mr.. Foss, was
was the best thing that has been here for
some time. Although not a very large
,rowd gathered all were anxious 10 have
I repeated in the near future.
Newport.
Nellie Wright of westheld is stopping
It w. e. Tucx's.
w. o. Thayer of Bradford Is here on
'isit to his father, l.. f. Thayer.
Charles Enos has engaged to work for
Dr.. o. B. Gould for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burgess have moved
nto Newland's tenement on Central St.
Mason KimbaIl is going to housekeep-
ng in one of S. Lanes tenements, on Cen
raj st.
Nine persons were taken into. the Cong.
hurch yesterday, seven by profession, two
" letter.
Mr.. Hardy of Barton Landing has moved
ERE, into one of John Sheldon's tene-
nents, on Prospect St.
Twelve couples from this place attended
he railroad ball at LyndonviIe last Fri
ay and report fine time.
Charles Eaton is raising his house on
coventry St. and thoroughly repairing IL.
When completed he will have two tene-
nents. '''
The golden wedding of Captain and Mrs.
Waters was celebrated last Tuesday. The
eception was given by thenst. Marks
aides Guild. r.eof
Charles Allchureh closes his iabors at f..
.ane and Sons this week. He goes soon
D st. Adams where he has ~fine position
a a dry goods store. .sa
Rev. c. E. Fay goes to-day to take his
nnual vacation; he will be absent four
undays. The pulpit will be supplied by
IT. Flanders OF Stanstead.
Miss Cora Nye, daughter OF Mr.. and
IRIS. E. H, Nye of Bradford, formerly OF
his place, was found dead in bed last
Wednesday morning.
Frank Flint is making preparation Co