Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-11-26


time getting it repaired.
l. A CIary and wife have returned from
their visit in Franklin Co.-F. a. Amsden
and wife of Walden were in town Thurs
day.-Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Hubbard of
North Danville and G. S. Clogston and
daughter of Barton were in town last week.
Emery Amsden of North Walden broke
his leg one day last week. DR.. Darling OF
Hardwick was called and reduced the
fracture.-George c. Cole is recovering
slowly from his severe illness.-Chas. Car
gill is very low with cancer, at the home
of his daughter Mrs. Eda Winchester in
Stannard.-George Taylor cut his foot
quite badly while chopping in the woods
recently.
Holland.
Abe Wheeler's barn roof was blown off
Wednesday night.
Water has been higher since the rain of
Wednesday than at any time the past sum-
mer.
Miss Conway of Island Pond closed a
very successful term of school in Dist. No.
6, Nov. %.
The Kings daughters will give an en-
tertainment with chicken pie accompani-
ment, at Miss Martha Moulton's on
Thanksgiving evening. All are invited
and you are expected. The fare will be
small, the bill of fare large and if the
weather is fair, the fair ladies will bid fare
well to their chicken pies but will expect
US to pay fair price. Let us go.
IraSburgh.
Mr.. F. H. Holdridge returned home from
Bridport last Thursday.
There will be union praise service in
the Congl vestry Thanksgiving evening.
Mr.. w. c. Stetson is making plans to
build dwelling house on the old Allen
farm another summer.
Mr.. Going who formerly lived on the
John Ranger farm has taken the farm
again and will move back soon.
In connection with the Epworth League
last Tuesday evening there was a social
and entertainment given. Pop corn and
apples were served.
Miss Blanche loyal, who is spending
few weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Chas.
Fisher, and Miss Effie Holman expect to
go to Barton to work in the Peerless in a
few days.
Mrs. Adeline Grant is visiting her chill
dren in Manchester, N. H.-Mrs. Lucy
Brown with her mother and son Arthur
have gone to Clinton, Mass.-Miss Anna
Knapp is spending week with friends in
West Concord.
There will be four days meeting in the
NJ. E. church commencing Tuesday, Dec. 4,
at d. m. Rev. Mr.. Dixon and Rev. w. G.
Johnson and other ministers will be pres
ent. Everybody is cordially invited to be
present. Pray that the meetings may be a
blessing to all.
Mrs. Charles Fisher will go to hospital
in Montreal next week. She has been in
very poor health for number of months
and several doctors pronounce her trouble
to be cancer in the stomach and think an
operation necessary. Her friends all hope
she may meet with success and come home
restored to health. Miss Carrie Fisher
will keep house for her father during her
absence.
Lowell.
Mrs. H. 81. Hill took trip to Boston and
Providence last Week.-Mrs. Bernice San
born was in town last week.
We have had the most wind in years for
some days back. Fences were blown down,
barns unroofed and telephone connection
broken.
Your correspondent was the recipient of
a fine bunch of pansies picked Nov. 20 by
Mrs. Geo. w. HartwelI. They were in full
bloom under drift of snow. ~. raa -.
VIM. Benton, who has been living with I
mis- nephew, G. H. Dodge, died very sud-
1enly of heart failure Nov. IL. The remains
we're taken to Marshfield for interment.
Our young people from Bakersfield acad- |
my arrived at home Friday for the
vacation.-Stephen Murphy
las returned from New York and expects
o stay at home this winter.
John Pudvah and Miss Mary Murphy
we're married at the r. G. church Thursday |
morning by Rev. FIR. Pecotte. The cere-
nony was followed by the wedding dinner !
t the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
drs. James Murphy. A reception to
riends of the bridal party was held at
IharIes Pudvah's, father of the groom, in
vening. Both bride and groom are well |
nd favorably known here and the best |
wishes of their friends follow them in the |
lew life.
Morgan.
Mrs. Emerson Peavy is sick.
Bert Melcher cut his foot very badly re-
emily. -'s a.
Morgan Center.
]. w. Goodsell of Haverhill, Mass, is
isiting relatives here.
Abolphus Pave Jr., has moved into the
ouse vacated by his brother Ferry.