Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-09-25

donville were in town last week.
Thomas Aldrich of St. Johnsbury and r.
Ell. Paine of Suncook, N. H., spent Sunday
| at A. L. A1drich s.-Mrs. Anna Dean spent
part of last week with her father at st.
Johns bury.
Hardwick.
A. r. Kiser shot a large blue heron on
the LamoilIe river recently.
There was mol preaching at the Cong.
| church yesterday as the pastor is at Nc
! Indoes Falls.
Mrs. G. P. Sawyer is visiting in ST. AL
bans.-Mrs. Vernon Dutton is on visit
to her brother, Ora c. Wakefield, at Mis-
soula Mont
Edward Reed of Boston is visiting his
father and acquaintance here.-Lester
Hunter of Cam bridge visited acquaint-
ances here last week.
East Hardwick.
DR.. L. w. Adgate is on the sick list.
Burton Sweat is duly installed as post
master.
Joe Noble has rented G. L. Johnsons
house in the village and taken possession.
A large number Of our citizens attended
the fair at st. Johnsbury. Nathan Field
had his pocket picked while there, losing
$50 and some valuable papers.
Walter Field had husking at his
fathers place last Tuesday evening. Fifty
of the neighbors were present. They
husked 100 bushels of ears and then were
served with bountiful supper.
Sutton.
Sunday, Oct. %, will be orally day. at
the Free Baptist Sunday school. It Is
earnestly desired that every member of the
school will be present to answer to the roll
call either by verse of scripture or a few
lines of poetry. Letters will be read from
former members, who cannot be present, if
they will send them. Please help US to
make our rally day a success. Let every
one come prepared to join in singing.
s'When the Roll is Called up Yonder."
Sheffield.
Melvin Drown was badly shaken up by
a tip-over coming home from Barton fair.
D. r. Miles and wife, who spent the
summer in Canada, will return here for
the winter.
W. III. Thomas, who tipped over in a
hay-rack recently, died from the effects
last Monday. .."-
Mrs. Carl Houghton is dangerously sick.
Mrs. John Pearl is also quite Sick
Geo. Giffin's little girl Edith has been very
sick.
In the lawsuit of Warner Gray against
Charles Blake, the jury brought in YER
dict of guilty of assault and battery. The
fine was S. and costs amounting to over
$50.
The Ladies' Aid will hold a social at
Mrs. James Salmon's next Friday after
noon and evening. Refreshments consist
ing of cake and ice-cream will be served in
the. evening.
Willis Berry's little son Ralph fell
through a scuttle hole in the barn, ten feet,
and broke his arm last Monday morning.
Riley G. Hall fell Tuesday, and in try
ing to save himself he ran a nail quite
distance into his wrist.-Lyman Brown
was badly kicked by a horse Wednesday
resulting in a dangerous wound over his
right eye, and a still worse one nearer his
temple. At last accounts he appeared to
be doing well.
Mrs. o. HI. Jenness and daughters. Grace
and Alice, have been visiting at A. P. Cut
ler's in Northfield.-Miss Grace Northup,
who has been visiting relatives and.friends
in town, has returned to ST. Johnsbury.-
Fred Northup, who has been visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Garfield, has gone to Hanover,
n. H.-Mrs. A. o. Gray has been visiting
Mrs. Tyler Thomas at St. Johnsbury and
attending the fair.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred B.
Gay, who have been visiting here, returned
to New London, n. H., last Monday.
They made the trip with a team.-Mrs
John Flanders visited her daughter in
Glover recently.-Corydon Simpson Wis
tied his children in st. Johns bury Wednes-
day and Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. Amasa
Chase are in Canada visiting friends
Warren Simpson and wife of Barton were
in town Wednesday.-DanielP Phillips of
Wisconsin spent several weeks visiting
here.