Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-02-06

Lewis Ingalls, on Saturday, Jan. 28th.
| Oysters were served and very pleasant
meeting was the result. People always
seem to have good time when they visit
stLew."
The help at Lamores box factory quit
work Tuesday through some misu nder-
standing regarding their wages. This is
| an industry which might be a great help
| to the town, and it is hoped matters may
be Strengthened out so there will be no
more trouble.
B. r. Covey has recovered from his ILL
ness and has gone to Evansville.-Scott
Stannard is at home sick. He has been
driving Abel Sawyer's team on the Arad
Brown logging job at North Hyde Park
| Mrs. w. E. Curtis still continues to i'm
prove, but very slowly.
Sweets hotel has enjoyed a rushing
drummer" trade, the past week. Amasa
is keeping good house and the boys seem
to appreciate it. A little enlargement of
the buildings is necessary for more COM
Portable accommodation of guests, and we
understand that an addition will be built
in the spring.
enviab BILE reputation for amateur pugilism.
Two ''scraps'' in one day in which black
eyes and bloody noses figured prominently
SAVIOR more strongly of some city dive than
a peaceable, wellordered country village.
Let US hope that these things will decrease
rather than multiply.
Morgan.
Judge Taylor is hard sick with grip.
Mr.. Devereaux of Barton Landing has
moved into S. E. Gray's tenement vacated
by E. K. Lord.
Fannie Parker, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Rood, has returned
to her home in Eastman, P. @.
Herbert Bartlett, James Cox, Roy Cheney
and Elmer Homes have all recently joined
the Odd-Fel1ows at Island Pond.
Hubbard Litchfield went to Browning
ton last week to see her mother, who is
sick-Henry Rood went to South Troy on
business last week.
Newport.
True & Blanchard Co. have purchased of
Ell. A. GaIor his interest in the harness
shop. 5'
Twenty-eight of the Masons went to
Irasburg last Tuesday evening to attend
Masonic meeting.
Rev. J. M. Button of NewtonviIle, Mass.
has accepted a call to the First Congrega-
tionaI church here, and will enter on his
work March 5.
B. F. Moore & Co. have closed their fac
tory while repairs are being made to the
boiler and pipes. They hope to be able to
start again today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. G. Miller received word
Friday of the death of their grandson, Os-
car c., infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.
Grandy of Burlington.
Geo. w. BuzzeI of Barton is here in the
interest of the Peoples Telephone Co.
They have placed over 40 instruments in
town and there are more to follow.
Miss Hall will move her store to rooms
in the Arlington soon. The rooms she va
Gates Will be occupied by John Farrant,
where he intends to keep a full line of
plants and cut flowers.
Hon. g. B. Young is here from Minneap-
oils visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Young. He will remain and assist
his father during the March term of court.
"A. M. Tower and wife of Barton, visited
at Will Richmond's the past Week.-Mrs.
Emma West is home from Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. l., A. Spaulding went to
Boston last. Monday, where Mr.. Spaulding
is to enter the Homeopathic hospital for
treatment. Carl White of West Derby,
former clerk for True & Blanchard, went
at the same time.-WaIter Christy and
wife left for Boston last Thursday. He
has been foreman for the firm of Tuck &
Co. for some time.-Mrs. E. Al Stewart
has gone to New York to visit her daugh
ter.-Mrs. Horace Story of Irasburg has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Geo. N.
Howe, the past Week.-Mrs. Jessie Dear
borne went to West Burke last Tuesday to
take possession of stock of millinery she
had purchased with Mrs. Blodgett ofiMrs.
Daniels.-James Mason left last week for
Cuba. ~
Newport Center.
Fred Estelle took G. E. Campbell's place
at the creamery last week.
The Y. P. 8. @. E. held a business meet
ing at Erastus Bucks last Tuesday even
ing.
Dan Perkins has returned from Hyde
Park.-Mrs Alexander Benoint and
daughter, Mrs. Albert Tracy, and three
children have returned from Boston.
Bert Hagar has moved from the Court
ney block to Ben Brown's.-Thes post
office has been moved from I'M. F. Phillips
to the block recently purchased by b, l..
Hildreth. s74,a.
Several are sick with the grip.AMrs.
Hermon Bates is very feeble and her recov-