Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-11-13
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

Irving Scott has moved to Burk
Hollow.
G. E. SiIsby is erecting a barn on hi
land near his mill. :
T Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. Elva. Cas-.
nexti Wednesday afternoon.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs sociabl al
E. A. Ways Tuesday, November Il.
Mrs. Clara Gray of Sheffield has been
caring for Mrs. S. E. Leach for few days
with Mrs. E. A. Way next Tuesday.
Every body come.
The village school closed last Friday.
The same teachers are expected back for
the winter term.
Miss Georgia Scott is working for Mrs.
Almont Silsby.-Miss Julia Bugbee is
working for S. E. Leach.
Mrs. Olin Allard has been sick of late
but at present is more comforta ble.-Mrs.
S. E. Leach is still very low.
Bert Garvin has moved to East Burke
into a tenement in D. R. Densmore's
house. He will work in the mill for the
Silsby Brothers.
NIL anu MIS-. AUUOUt VI DdEudIu V1olGSu
at Rev. G. A. Emery's last week.-Lyman
Powers visited friends here recently
Mrs. Elida Houghton of Bangor, Maine, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Davis.
The oyster supper and social given by
the Eastern Star last Wednesday evening
was great success. Between seventy and
eighty were present to partake of the
delicious supper furnished by the ladies
and listen to the interesting program
which consisted of songs by Messrs. Burns,
and Colby, recitations by Misses Aldrich
and Hall, cornet solo, Mr.. Sherman How
land, and some very fine selections given
by Mr.. Henry Moulton on his phonograph.
All lovers of music will appreciate Mr..
Moulton's kindness.
Hardwick.
The Cobb block has been repaired.
Mrs. Eliza Foss has had her house re-
painted.
Mrs. Tegeler has gone to Marylandsto
live with her daug liter.
Jason Hersey has had set of large hay
scales set near his store.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Swerdfeger Sunday, Nov. 9TH.
Alarge number of new books have lately
been addedto the town library.
F. o. Lambert has moved here from
Maine to engage in the granite business.
Six large new maps have been placed in
the school building by the school trustees.
George Swerdferger is having new
furnace placed in the basement of his house.
Harvey Cross has moved from the Taylor
house on Maple street, to Nathaniel BANGS
house.
Mrs. Chas. French, the milliner, has Sc
cured a Barre lady to work for her as a
trimmer.
Sumner Green has been visiting friend
n North Montpelier.-Mrs. Fred Shipman
was in Morrisville Thursday.
Rev. E. c. Clark will preach for the Bap
list people this month, at the end of which
time they expect to secure new pastor.
Rev. D. L. billiard preached at Cabot |
Nov. 5th, and Rev. John Wilkins supplied
5he Cong. pulpit here. He preached good |
sermons morning and evening
A ditch seven feet deep in which to place |
sewer pipe, is being dug from the depot |
md opera house on Depot Street to the |
liver. The unusual depth of the ditch is |
'or the purpose of getting below the freez-
ng point.
Sheffield. .......@.
Dry wood is selling at $3.50 solid cord,
stove length.
A series of meetings was held in the Bap- I
list church last week
Fred Pillsbury of South Barton was in
own last Wednesday buying furs.
1t is expected that meetings will be held
IN the Square evenings allthe present week.
Paul Willard has his new building well
long. 1t will soon be inclosed ready for
winter.
Mrs. Betsey Ann Hunter who went west
n the spring is expected here sometime
his fall
Mrs. Samuel Dexter, lady eighty-ni
ears old, fell and was quite badly hurt
gently.
Henry Chesley is moving goods to st.
ohnsbury. He expects soon to occupy his
lew home.
The donation at the M. E. church Thurs
ay evening was largely attended and,
bout 5000 realized.
The event of this week was the marriage
# Perry Barber and Miss Sheldon. Con-
to the young people,
Mrs. ellison, who has been visiting
riends in Bloomington and South Whee-
0ck since September is home again.-Mrs.
'Ellura Williams has also retured from
where she has visited the last
our weeks.
The funeral of John Page was held at
he home Mace WedneSdaY. THROUGH |