Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-30
for his parents near his own home.

Mr.GilI Thursday -Oct.19. Congratulations
| are expected.
| Erwin Wells has recently bought some
land of Mr.. Tibbets.-Mr. and Mrs. J. FL /.
Holdredge returned home from their visit
in Addison county last Friday.
The Irasburg House viii furnis b the
/ masonic supper tomorrow, TUESDAY even
| ing.) A large company is expected as a
| general invitation is extended to the mem
bers of the society in the surrounding
towns to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. David France, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reouge Philips, and S. d. Holman were
among those who took in the Boston ex-
cursion.-Mr. and Mrs. Cowles of Crafts
bury visited their daughter, Mrs. Carpen
ter few days last week.
The meetings at the Methodist church
were continued through last week and
were very ably conducted by Rev A. L.
Cooper, who presented the word, and
the truth in g convincing and far reaching
reality that cannot be without an abiding
! influence for good. The attendance has
been good with an increasing interest,
they hope to continue the meetings through
this week.
We are pleased to announce that the
| lecture course will commence Friday even
ing Nov. 10th. in court house hall, with
lecture by Rev. J. NJ. Dutton, of Newport.
His subject will be Il go; You go; He goes;
on ways of progress" Mr.. Dutton is well
and favorably known, he will hardly need
an introduction to an Orleans County aud
fence. AS a most interesting speaker he
hoe =
is hoped that our townspeople will show
their appreciation by their presence. Course
tickets on Sale at G. W. Wheeler's store.
Tickets for two $3.50. Full family ticket
$500; program later.
Lowell.
Harrie WelIman was laid up all last week
with a sprained ankle, and was not able to
go to his school.
DR.. RowelI was in town last week buy
ing cattle. F. w. Ayers of Essex was here
for the same purpose.
There will be an oyster supper at the
town hall next Friday evening under the
auspices of the G. E. society.
Mrs. R. F. Winchester has returned
home after few days visit to her rela-
tlVeS IN Lyndon and vicinity.
The Lowell basket ball association was
organized last Tuesday evening. The boys
hope to be able to tackle some outside
team soon.
Mrs. q. w. Hartwell and Miss Lula San
born took carriage drive to Waterbury
recently and took in the Dewey celebra-
tion at Montpelier.
The six-year- old son of George Brasseau
was kicked in the face by horse last
Tuesday necessitating the services Of
surgeon to dress the wound.
Mrs. G.. H. Allbee entertained Miss Hat
tie Hyde of Hardwick last Week.-Mrs.
Augusta Scribner of Stowe is spending
weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Geo. w. Hart
we'll.
The L. a. society of the Cong. church
was entertained at Mrs. VIM. Hodgman's
on Friday of last week. A genuine har
vest dinner was provided and a good time
for all was he result.
It seems that the item of last week in
regard to Chas. Temple of Irasburgh and
the goods in care of F. E. Newton was an
error in SO far as Temple was represented
pears that leave was granted him by the
bank officials to remove certain property,
but in the meantime said property was
attached for taxes unbeknown TO Mr.
Temple and could not be removed. Hence,
the outcome of the story.
Morgan.
Mrs. Mary Moore is charging her house
c+o ~
Farr has charge of the work.
Eli Flanders of Barton was in town last
week.-Mrs.. Walter Buck and Mrs Rich
ard Allbee of Charleston visited their cou-
sin, Mrs. Henry Calkins last weeks. E.
Gray and Arthur Rood have gone to Con-
necticut lake to be away two or three
weeks trapping. and Mrs. Thomas
Bontin of Charleston was in town last
week.-Mrs.. Alice Campbell and friend
from Canaan, who have been visiting here,
have returned to their home. |
Newport. ~... .
Mrs. G. A. Prouty and son have gone to /
Washington, D. c., to spend the winter.
At the annual bar association meeting |
held at Montpelier recently, Geo. B. !
Young of this place was admitted as new
member.
Will Green has closed his labors as |
book keeper for True & Bladchard Co., and |
gone to Worcester, Mass, where he has
position in a railroad office.
A. M. Rankin of New York has been at |
work lately putting the Union bobbin
building into shape for the purpose of
veneer cloth boards.
John Hazel has moved into Mrs. c. j.
Hihhard,s hOuSe He is To start irI fhe