Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-03-06


nonia.-The Thayer family has left town
The ladies of the M. E. church will fur
nish DINNER town meeting day at cour
house hall.
Rev. J. o. Sherbnrne, the presiding elder
will preach at the Methodist church mex
Sunday evening.
Quite number from this town attended
The musical convention held at Barton
landing last week.
Arthur Barrows, who has been in Battle
Creek, Mich, is completing his medical
studies in Chicago.
Mr.. ConneIl of Troy and Mrs. Reno were
married by Rev. P. N. Granger at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Caples, Feb.
Mrs. Dickey, writes from Washington,
gD. c., that her mother, who has been very
i'll with hemorrhage of the lungs, is more
comfortable.
Mrs. w. l.. Locke has returned home
from months visit with her children at
3LyndonviIle, st. Johnsbury and White
River Junction.
Fred Wheeler of South Barton is stop
i ping at Geo. Hill's.-Mrs. Hutchins and
Mrs. II. Barrows visited in town recently.
-MabIe Pike is stopping in town.
A. B. Carpenter went to Cambridge to
attend the funeral of John Fullington last
Monday and the Friday following was
called to attend the funeral of his sister
Mrs. Fullington.
Among those from this town who at
tended the musical convention at Barton
and daughter Marie, Mrs. w. F. Brewster,
MAY Wheeler and Alice Parker.
About seventy of the M. E. society and
friends Iof Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Keith
gathered at their home last Thursday. A
most excellent dinner was served and the
occasion was much enjoyed by all.
A large number of the Cong. Ladies' Aid
and friends met with Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow
Foss last Friday and enjoyed very pleas
ant afternoon. choice and bountifuI
supper was served by the Misses Foss, and
all were made welcome Ladies' Aid
of the Cong. society have voted to pay S75
toward the pastors salary the coming year.
their aunt, Mrs. Jackson, and their grand
mother in Derby.-Miss Matte Holdrige
returned home from Montreal last Satur-
day.-Mrs. Lucy Curtis was in town last
week.-Mr. Potter, who has been in Bos-
ton for some time is in town. ElmeriSlack
and Leo Cook are at home from the Barton
Academy for the spring vacation Harry
Thayer of Chelsea, Mass. is stopping with
Geo. Russell.
A year and half ago James Harlow was
pronounced by the expert doctors at the
hospital at Hanover, n. II. to be suffering
from incurable spinal paralysis. He was
unable to walk step, and his left arm was
almost useless, he also suffered severely
from neuralgia pains in his legs and arms
and around his body. He was advised at
the hospital to go home and make the best
of it, as his condition was incurable. How
ever he concluded to make another effort
and sent for DIR. CambbeIl of Albany,
who treated him for about eight months
with the result that he is nearly cured and
is able to walk now without crutch or cane
and not only looks after his farm work but
is able to help about it. He gives the doc
tor much credit for his present condition.
Lowell.
F. w. Ayres of Essex was in town buy
ing cattle last week.
Mrs. Geo. Steward was called to Morris
vile recently on account of the sickness
Of her father.
The men who have been logging in Hyde
Park arereturning, having completed their
OBJ there.
Mrs. H. @. Stannard has been very i'll
requiring the constant services of physi-
,ian for several days.
Lewis Ingalls, while unloading shingle
fell on the ice and cracked two of
mis- ribs. He is around about his business
put is very lame.
Martin Lafrennie of HolyoZe, Mass, has
,een at home the past week, during the
ickness and death of his mother. He re-
urned to HoIyoke Wednesday.
w. P. White of Ryegate visited friends
lere recently.-Mr. Allbee, the new butter
maker at the creamery, has just arrived
With his family, notwithstanding he was
eported here two weeks ago.
1t is reported that Ernest Fletcher has
AIKEN the job of making butter boxes at |
darding's shop, Joseph Lamon having /
inished his work here.-Frank Lamon has |
zone to Montgomery to work.
Albert Wilcox has finished his Iabors here |
nd will go to Troy where he has engaged |
o work on a farm the coming season. |
,hellis Kinsley, who was injured last week |
n the Curtis shop, is improving.
F. B. Lambert is doing a rushing bust
ess this season in organs, pianos, safes I
nd sewing machines. He has several agen-
les and parties desiring sewing machine /
I'LL do well to to look his machines over.
Clarence Parker and Arthur Eldridge |