Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-12-25

Leo christie IS at nome from ms trip 10
Manchester, N. H.-Mrs. Fannie Spauld-
ing and Mrs. Lennie Drew of Portsmouth,
n. H., are visiting i'm town.-Kittie Smith
is spending the holidays with her aunt i'm
Lowell, Mass.
West Glover.
Miss Vida Calderwood is improving
somewhat.
Judson Stevens and wife are helping to
care for Reu ben Stevens.
Allen Tichurst is at home caring for a
felon, that he is much interested in.
81 John Lewis, W no went to Worcester, Eng
land some six months ago, has returned.
Mrs. Charles Hubbard has gone to Bos-
ton to spend few weeks with her son and
daughter there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Burnham, attend
ants i'm the Waterbury Asylum, spent
several days at }. Shatney's recently.
Reuben Stevens who has been suffering
from trouble with his left lung for some
time past, was operated on last Friday by
DIR. Smith of Hanover assisted by DIR. Dow,
who has charge of the case, and Drs Nichols,
Blake and Campbell. A section OF a rib
about Ii inches long was removed below
the point Of the left shoulder blade, and an
abscess.was opened and pint Of pus remov-
ed. Mr.. Stevens stood the operation wen,
and it is hoped that he may recover.
Greensboro.
Leonard Goss FIR ON Walden Is working
for A. G. Chase.
b. fl. Fairbanks is cutting wood for the
creamery this winter.
Harry Townsend has gone to Manches-
ter, N. H., where he is learning trade.
Mrs. NJ. Dunn was in town a few DAYS
last week looking after her property here.
1t is disappointment to many here that
the Peoples telephone did not reach us
this fall as was expected.
The creamery made in November 9579 lbs.
of butter, at total cost of S277.2I and paid
the patrons % cts. per Id.
Jennie Morse from Craftsbury has en-
gagged to work for James Gebbie through
the winter. -Cada Graves has returned TO
Geo. Kings for the winter.
Homer Harrison has taken the Wmspiers
farm and moved there. Mr.. Spiers Is TO
board with him, and Geo. Rogers has
moved his family to another place.
Ben Dumas has taken job to draw logs
from the Simpson lot to the Graham mill
in the Gulf, and will work three teams an
soon as the snow is deep enough to com
mence.
The timber on $50 acres of land in Vince
lock has recently been bought by II. A
Richie for $500, and the job OF cutting and
drawing to the Hill mill has been let for
$500 per thousand.
VIM. Simpson started last Wednesday
for Mt. Hermon, Mass, to visit his son
who is attending school there, and they
| together intend to visit friends In Holyok
and Springfield, Mass, and Hazardville
Conn.
Greensboro Bend.
Miss Laura Duval OF Boston is visitini
her parents.
r. b. Smith had furnace placed in hi
house recently.
Mrs. Calista Blodgett is boarding at Q
o. Davisons' for the winter.
Christmas exercises Will be held at th
M. Il. church this evening.
Arthur Salmon and wife OF Glover Wis
tied his brother, p. q. Salmon, wednesda
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goozey have gone
Keene, n. H., where they are 10 work tn
winter.
A party was held in the vacant houa
belonging to Daniel Goozey one eveniu
last week.
The NJ. +. church is receiving a ne
coat OF kalsomine; the furnace is also an
dergoing much needed repairs.
IraShurgh.
Miss Ethel Slack is teaching in the tow
OF Newport.
Miss Eva Post is staying with her siste
Mrs. Arthur Clough.
Full Christmas music was given at a
Cong'l church yesterday.
Edison Connal OF Burlington, Kansa
is visiting at Judge Thompson's.
Joe Tetrault went TO his home I'm Gov
ansville Saturday to spend Christmas.
The village schools will take a week
vacation. Miss Bean has gone to her hor
in Lyndon.
The patrons OF the Irasburgh creame
received % cents per pound for their bu
ter last month.
Elmer Slack, Carrie Fisher, Leo Col
and other students are attending school
Barton Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Drew have gone
Nashua, n. IL. to spend the winter.-Et
Drew has gone TO Albany 20 spend
winter with Mrs. Jennie Bill.
Judge Thompson's family are all at no
to spend Christmas. Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvt
ter from Nashua, y. H., Mr.. and NJ
Harry House OF Newport and Frank ID.