Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-12-02

Hunters grocery last week and nurt MIN
quite severely.
The addition, which has been built for
the tub factory dry house, IS fifteen by
tbirty-six feet
for Mrs. H. ID. Phillips, who Is very low
with heart disease.
The w. R. c. will hold a special meeting
Wednesday at Up. m. All members are
requested to be present.
The Home Missionary Society of the
CongI church will meet with Mrs. John
Miller to morrow afternoon.
George Reed has returned home from
Montreal. leaving his son John quite com
Portable. with good hopes of his early re-
covery.
Several young people from this place
attended the Thanksgiving bail at the VAL
ley House at Barton Landing last Thursday
evening.
Harry Grow has been on the sick list for
several daYs.-Charles Stevens has been
suffering with a very painful abscess on
his finger.
There Will be a special meeting of Or
leans Lodge, F. & A. NJ. at Masonic hall
next Wednesday evening at 7 a. m. Work
in the first and second degrees.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Drown nave broken
up housekeeping at Frank Norris and will
board with Mrs. Browns father, Fred
Connor, during the winter.
The Woman's Literary Club will meet
with Mrs. o. E. Cowles on Wednesday
evening, December, 4. RoII-calI at 7:30
answered by current vents
p. NJ. Smith, son of NJ. j. Smith, who
has been working for his father in his
granite and marble business, has gone to
Barre to work during the winter.
The National and Savings banks II this
village have been improving their office by
the addition of new office furniture. They
have also had their office papered and other
improvements made.
Miss Lena White of Plymouth, n. H.,
will work for E. W. Barron during the
holidays. Miss White has had consider
able experience in this work and will be a
valuable addition to Mr.. Barron's force of
help.
The following letters remain uncalIed
for at the post-ofice, Dec. 2. Please say
advertised: Lester Berry, Laur Chase,
Geo. L. Hunt, Miss L. Bernic9 Patterson,
H. H. Person, Mrs. a.. J. Swain. Emma
Stevens, Mrs. Myrtle Wilson.
Mr.. NJ. w. JosIyn and daughter of Bos-
were here last week to visit Mr.. Joslyn's
sisters, Helen and Pomona Joslyn. This
Mr.. Joslyn's first visit to Barton for
years and he noted many changes
which had occurred during his absence.
The entertainment by the L~yndonville
band at Sewers ball last Wednesday even
was not very well attended. 1t was,
however, one of the best musical entertain
ments given in Barton for some time.
Those who attended considered it a rare
musical treat and would be pleased to have
it repeated here.
Rev. r. L. Sheaff preached a good sermon
in the Methodist church yesterday in ex-
change with Rev. Mr.. Johnson. Last eve,
ming Rev. w. c. Johnson's lecture on
Causes and Cure of Poverty" drew a large
audience, who were much pleased with
5he ideas presented.
The first regular meeting of the Barton
Whist Club will be held at j. F. Batchel-
1er's on Tuesday evening, December 3rd.
1t is important that all those who desire
TO become member OF the club should
either be present at this meeting or send
their names to Mrs. F. c. Browning, Sec.
Business meeting at 7:30, cards at s O'Clock.
Mrs. Woodland of DanvilIe visited Mr..
Mcs. NJ. j. Smith the 2Sth.-W. z.
Twombly and G. w. Moxley were at home
for Thanksgiving,-J. Fl. Brown and wife
son and Mrs. Minnie WilmoJ and
children were at w. Q. Browns to Thanks
giving.-Mr. and Mrs. Will Campbell of
St. J~ohnsbury were in town last week.
DR.. c. d. Wooding and family leave this
week for Waterbury, Conn, where the
doctor is to take up a business position
Mrs. Weddings father. The Doctor
Mrs. Wooding have both made many
friends during their residence in Barton
who will be sorry to have them move away.
The Doctor has been very success sful at the
of his profession, that Of veteri-
nary surgeon, and has gained a very envi-
able reputation throughout the county.
w. W. Rierden of North Troy, a promis-
young attorney, who practiced two
years at Barton Landing and has recently
been in practice at No. Troy, has entered
into partnership with W. R. AIdrich of
his place, and the firm will be Aldrich 6
Attorney .Aldrich has a very
office in this village and also has
an office in West Burke which will be open
,hree days each week, and the two lawyers
Will be able to look after both offices.
DR.. s. Parkes Cadman of New York will
the next lecture in the lecture course
Tuesday evening, Dec. 10. His subject will
be Life in DR.. Cadman spoke
mere last winter and all who heard him at
hat time pronounced him to be one of the
pest speakers we have had here since the