Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-09-10

lair at CnerDrOOke IHe past Week.
Robby Trunday ,only son of Mr.and Mrs.
A. Trunday, died Sunday, Sept. End.
Our village schools commence to-day,
with Prof. j. E. Coburn as principal.
Fairbrother & Gale are having a carriage
depository built on the Gould property on
Coventry St.
Rob't Clement assisted in the clothing
store of ]. E. Foster the past week, during
the absence of Harry Burgess.
G. w. Burbank has moved his stock of
wall paper and paint to the new room in
the block he recently purchased of w. E..
Tuck.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Ball have returned
from Boston, where Mrs. Ball has been in
a hospital for the past month. She re-
turned much improved.
A gun club was organized last Wednes-
day evening with t. o. Sheldon, Pres;
Elijah Huntington, Vice-Pres.; j. h. Akin,
Sec; II. T. Robbins, Treas; Harry House,
director: who with the above named Off
GERS. will constitute full board of directors.
Last Tuesday an accident occurred at
the B. & NJ. freight depot which nearly
ended the life of Madison Bisbee, imme-
diately after noon. He went to barrel of
water which stood on the platform to wash
his hands, and in some way lost his bal
ance and fell off the platform pulling the
barrel of water on to him; when found,
the barrel lay across his body and he could
hardly breathe. DIR. j. III. Gaines was
called, but it was some time before he
could tell the doctor how the accident
happened. He appears to be doing well
and hopes are entertained of complete
recovery. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bisbee of N. Troy are here caring for him.
Mrs. A. F. Macgregor and youngest son
have arrived from Toronto.-Mr. and Mrs
Walter Abbot have gone to Waterloo,P.Q.,
on a visit to his relatives.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Pitcher and son of Winchendon,
Mass, are visiting at L. A. Parker's.
Haslett is home from Boston on visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Haslett.-
DR.. NIX. Tracy of Boston, DR.. Els. Tracey
of Brockton, Mass, and ID. ii. Tracy OF
Charleston recently visited at E. l.. La
cy's, the first time IN twenty-one years
that the four brothers have been together.
Mrs. Lizzie Roberts of Pennington, H,
is visiting at c.. A. rlton's.-Charles
Noyes of st. Johnsbury is visiting his
father. A. HI. Noyes.-Mrs. Effie Donnie,
former resident, is here from Montpelier
on a visit.-Rev. A. A. Boynton of White
River Junction is visiting at Rev. A.
Crone's.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burgess spent the
past week in Marbleton, Que.-E. M. Liv-
ingstone has spent the past two weeks on
a visiting trip through Vermont, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts,, making
the trip on his wheel-Miss Marquette
Cunningham of Manchester, n. H., is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollenburg and children
of New York are visiting at Mrs. E. A.
Stewards. = Rev. Joseph Hamilton and
wife are visiting near Montreal and
Mrs. L. L. Golf, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. Hill |
have returned from weeks outing at
Eagle Point.-Mrs. Laverton Manuel is
visiting her parents in n. Troy.-Mrs. Jo-
seph Mulohay went to st. Joseph, Que, |
last week to visit her mother, who is in
poor health.-Mrs. John Blair has returned
from Boston, where she has been with |
son during the summer. Her son, Enos |
Blair, and wife returned with her and are |
visiting friends in this vicinity.-Mrs. |
John Hazel and child have returned from
Barre.-Joseph Strong and family are go |
ing to Meredith, n. H., this week. Mr..
Strong will remain for a short time.
Troy.
A few from here attended the ball game
at No. Troy, Saturday.
Bert Chandler has gone to Bolton to be-
gin work in the lumber woods.
The ladies of the Cong. Society furn ish-
ed dinner town meeting day at the vestry.
Election day passed off here very quiet
ly. Hon. j. w. Currier was elected town
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chaffee visited rel
atives in Newport recently.-Mrs. Albert
has gone to Arlington on two
weeks visit.-Mrs.J. n. Conner of Nashua,
N. H., is visiting her daughter Mrs. E. A.
Moreway.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Merritt have returned
home from their visit in Copperfeld.
and Mrs. F. B. Hammond visited relatives
in Waterloo, P. O., recently.-Miss Lydia
Hardy of Worcester, Mass. visited friends
here recently.-Miss Rose Greenleaf of
Springfield, Mass. visited in town recently.
Mrs. A. J. Coburn who has been visiting
her sister in Lowell, Mass, has returned
home.
Lynn Clark, who has been very sick, is
little better.-Mrs. Michael Gilbert has
been quite i'll.
Miss Laila Brown and Miss Annie Mar
in are attending the Johnson normal
school this fall.
Luther S. Woodwork was elected repre-