Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-23

and date of first lecture will be given next
week.
The meetings at the M. E. church have
been very we'll attended and good inter
est manifested They were continued
every evening last week, except Saturday.
Mrs. Goldsmith, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. O.G.
Page and Stella Wiley have gone to Bos
ton.-Mr. and Mrs. George Brewster are
visiting their son, DIR. L. E. Brewster, in
Boston.
Mrs Eliza Chapman returned home
from Norwood, n. Y, last Wednesday.
Mrs Jameson will remain with her son
Fred Clark, who is still very i'll, with small
hopes of recovery.
A harvest dinner and supper will be
served at the Cong1 church parlors Friday
afternoon and evening. Dinner will be
served from $3.50 to 5; supper from. .6lito z,
in charge of Mrs. Conway. The tables will
represent bountifuI harvest. Let there
be good attendance.
Lowell.
Frank Barney is building an addition to
his barn.
Mrs Glen Stone has been very sick the
past week, but is some better at present.
The concert and dance given by the Troy
band was not very well attended. The
boys paid expenses, but got very little be-
sides.
Julius Jordan has let his farm to man
named Tetrault, and will go Nov. list to
ST. Adams where he is to take charge of
large farm.
Herbert Richardson and wife are rejoic-
ing over the advent of a baby daughter.
Herbert has been sick with pneumonia
but is improving.
Quite a number of our young people
went to Eden Mills Thursday evening to
attend the play given by the social club
there. Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Sweet and 6. f..
Stone took part IN the play.
Mrs. Patrick Murphy and Mrs. Frank
Murphy have gone to Boston and vicinity
on a visit to their relatives there. Mae
Rounsaville has gone to Lowell, Mass.
They took advantage of the excursion rates
the 18th.
There was a lecture at the town hall Fri
day evening by Rev. Fir. Lynch ofSt. Johns
bury, subject: ''True Americanism." Sup
per was furnished by the ladies' K. Z. So
ciety and music was furnished for those
who wished to promenade.
The Temple property at Kimptonville,
held by the Barton Bank, has been left in
charge of Fred Newton. The other day
Fred heard suspicious noises in the direc-
ton of this property, and on investigation
found that Charles Temple and two other
men from Irasburg were there and had
taken from the house a large load of house
hold effects which they were about to go
away with. Fred told them to put the
things back, which they did, and then
wendell their weary way back to Irasburg
empty handed.
Morgan Center
Mrs S. L. Brainard, who recently went
to West Burke to live with her daughter,
Mrs. Stoddard, is dangerously i'll with
pneumonia.
Newport.
Mrs. L. D. Pratt died Thursday night,
after long sickness.
Chas. Hays has moved from the Ide house
to the Bean tenement.
Mrs. M. A. Upstone has gone to Barton
on visit to E. w. Barron's.
Miss Nellie Jewett of ST. Adams is the
new clerk at the Gilman & Co. store.
Mrs. Horace Story of Irasburg visited her
daughters, Mrs. MI. Foster and Mrs. GIN.
Howe, the past week.
The Boston & Main R. R. Co. are raising
the roof over the freight Office for the ac-
of the division. work.
Fred Currier and Rose Gilbert were mar
ried at the Catholic church last Wednes-
day, Rev. FIR. Cleremont officiating.
Oscar Cook has gone to Denver, Col.
Newport has lost in Mr.. Cook good bust |
ness man and a highly respected citizen.
Geo. Morey, who has worked on the
Richmond milk farm, has hired to work |
on a milk route in East HaverhiIl, n. III.
Several from this place attended the |
last Wednesday evening of Mr.. |
F. J. Robbins to Miss Root, at the brides |
home in Westfield.
Peter Porter has purchased the Barnard |
place.. o. Martin has sold his lot on
w. Main St. to Mrs. w. o. Litchfield, who |
will build house upon it.
MIS-. "A. w. brown mas purchased OF
Peter Porter his residence on Main ST.. and
is moving the house back and will move
her house on to the lot. The Brown lot
having been accepted by the government
ON which the public building Will be built.
Mrs. D. o. CoWles of HardWick is visit
ing her uncle, P. o. Holt.-Miss P. A. AL
fred of Fairfax is visiting her brother,
Judge F. E. Alfred.-Luther Brown, wife
and daughter of st. Johnsbury visited in
town the past week.-Mr. and Mrs. F. P.
Davis visited in Mansonville.