Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-15

Dali game aG Jay w wednesday.
Quite a large number attended the
chicken pie supper at the M. E. church
Tuesday evening.
About twenty-five friends of Harley Cole
gave him surprise party one evening re-
Gently and presented him with an um brella.
Cake, coffee and grapes were served.
Mr.. Gardner Bates is moving from the
John Martin house into James Grace's
house-A. Loucks has vacated n. Evarts'
tenement. We understand he has gone to
West Derby.
Miss Lou Miller of Derby was in town
last Week.-Mrs. Airline Hammond was
home over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Johnson visited in town recently.-Mrs.
| J. E. Richardson of West Derby is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rockwell.
Mr.. J. G. Davidson, S. G. D., has gone to
Montgomery to organize Court of For
esters there. During his stay here he sue
ceeded in organizing branch of the
society with So members on its charter list.
It is known as Court Hector No. 1862.
Meetings are held the second and last We'd
nesdays in each month.
Bradley Houston of Richford was in
town last week.. S. Chaffee and wife
have returned from North Dakota where
| they have been spending the summer with
their sons.-Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Jenne Wis
tied in Albany recently.-Nelson Martin
and wife are visiting in New Hampshire
| G. w. Abel is visiting friends in Franklin
county.-Mr. and Mrs. John Connor have
| gone to Nashua, N. Ell.
North Troy.
A party of railroad surveyors are stop
ping in town for few weeks.
j. r. B. Hunt has sold his interest in the
mill business to his partners son, B. M.
Parker.
A. U. Dubois and wife are taking a
| two weeks trip in Franklin county.-E. G.
Gardyne is in New York and Boston this
week.-Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Lewis have re-
turned from New York.-Miss Bertha
Dubois has returned from st. Johnsbury
where she has spent the past two weeks
Mrs. G. L. Hutchins is in New York select
ing her fall and winter millinery.-Mrs.
Q. A. Barrows and friend from Glover
are taking carriage trip through Caledo-
mia county this week.-A. FL. Butterfeld
attended the Knights of Pythias conven-
ton held at Burlington Wednesday as del
egate from Trojan lodge, No. 20, of this
place.
Yves tieId.
Mrs. E. S. Miller is teaching the school
in S. W estfieId.
Miss Flora Goddard is at home once
more.-Aden Phillips visited in town re-
Gently.
The g. e. Society held pie social at
Rev. j. 81. Cones last Thursday evening.
There was large attendance.
The hour for holding the meetings on
Sunday evenings has been changed; in the
NJ. E. church it Is $40 and in the Cong'l !
church at Z.
The one thousand dollars which the late |
A. G. Hitchcock bequeathed as a fund to |
the Cong'l church and society has been |
paid over to the society by the executor of |
the will. At meeting of the society held |
on the Sth inst, w. B. Gilpin was elected |
a trustee to take charge of the fund.
Mrs. Lillian Wright is in Boston.-Wal-
lace Wakefield is in Montpelier for few
days.-Mrs. H. P. Woodwork was IN
Albany last week.-Dan Sawyer OF Wood
stock, N. H., has been visiting at w. B.
Gilpin' s.-Mrs. Dora Bell OF Berkshire re-
Gently visited at Walter BelI's.-Chas.
Morse and wife of Bakersfield visited in
town last week.-The Misses Alice Gilbert
and Annie Martin were home from the
Johnson Normal school few days recent I
ly.-Mrs. James Martin is home from
Manchester, N. H. for few days.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Hartlwick.
The hotel livery sta BILE has been entirely
made over, enlarged and made more con-
venient.
NOISE & Lillicrap, granite dealers here
are preparing to move their business to
West Concord.
The school board has placed new clock
and a set of the International encyclopedia
in the high school room.
Tom Gallagher has raised his business
block on Main street eleven feet and will
build two large retail stores under the same.
John r. Stewart came near losing his
life Thursday evening by picking up live
electric wire and then stepping on steel
rail. He was Frustrated by the shock.
Henry Martin of Lee, Mass, has been
visiting here.-Mrs. G. p. Sawyer and Miss
Helen started Friday morning for visit in
St. Albans.-Several Masons from here at
tended the centennial celebration of the
lodge at Craftsbury Friday.-Mrs. I. p.
Titus and daughter Bessie are visiting rel
atives in Burlington.
East sHardwick.
Nathan Field and George King went on
the excursion to New York last week.