Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-11-25

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for the Modern woodmen Of America viii
give a free lecture in the vestry hall We'd
nesday evening, Nov. 9th. Acordial invi-
tation is extended TO all. Lecture COM
mences at $50.
West Charleston.
Bernie Wilson has the scarlet fever.-Mr.
Albert Armstrong is on the sick list.
Eastman and Ruiter brought home a fine
deer as a trophy OF their trip TO Maine.
Avis Fairbrother OF Coventry Is al Henry
Dryers and will attend the winter term
of school.
Mr.. y. II. Piper and family will spend
Thanksgiving with their daughter, Mrs.
May Spaulding, in Barre.
The l.. T. l.. will meet next Saturday az
the vestry. Let ali be present as new
officers are to be elected at this time.
Mrs. Fanney Ramsdell Of Groveton, y.
H., is stopping with her father, Mr.. c. p.
Church, helping care for her mother who
is failing.
Mr.. George Bracket has bought Of Mr..
Nelson the house near the anne Mr..
Nelson takes the post Office building In
exchange.
Mr.. Norman Eastman has moved into The
house he recently bought of the Hinmsn
estate.-Mr. Stratford has moved into
rooms IN C.. b. Hildreth's house.
Miss Ada Niles VIII teach the primary
school in the village this winter. Miss
Alice Allbee has gone back Co Morgan 20
teach the winter term Of school in the Gore
district.
Mr.. Geo. Daggett died last Wednesday.
Mr.. Daggett was a man respected by all,
and will be greatly missed from the COM
munity. He leaves two sisters and n
brother to mourn his loss. The funeral
was at the house, Rev. Mr.. Maben oniciat-
ing.
There came near being a fire at Mr.. Good
wins last week. The kerosene can was
near the stove when a spark dropped from
the stove on TO the can causing the oil 90
explode. Several garments hanging near
were burned but fortunately the flames
were e-xtinguished without further troubIe.
Mrs. Blanche Wilson has returned to her
home in Barton.-Mr aud Mrs. John Par
lin visited their son Charles, i'm Barton last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Bowers Church who
been visiting relatives in this place
returned 10 their home in Massachu-
setts.-Miss Sawyer of West Derby visited
her aunt, Mrs. Emily Maplesden, last week.
Island Pond.
IL. L. Davis and family have moved TO
North Stratford, y. II.
Grace Davis died at her home here Tues
day after a long Illness with consumption.
A new dynamo has been Installed in the
shirt factory. 1t has a capacity OF 800
Miss Mary L. Dale, daughter OF George
Dale OF this place, died in Florida last
afternoon.
Miss Stella j. Smith and Thomas j.
White were married last Tuesday morning
at st. James church. Congratulations.
John Fuller has gone to Springfield,
Charles Smith has gone to live with
Niles.
Nelson Shepard will board for the winter
at j. p. Wheelock's.
Lillian Hancock was ia town recently 10
attend the wedding of her brother.
Mrs. Ida Niles goes to Barton his week.
She will board with Mrs. Lucy Robinson.
Niles has been there for several days.
The village schools commence next Mon
lay. The teachers will board at y. q. Per-
Rev. 1. p. Chase was unable 10 preach last
Rev. A. 5. Bole supplied the desk
Tor him.
We understand that II. b. Chamberlain
las purchased the Irasburgh creamery OF
J. Tatro.
There was a large attendance at the
Grange social held in the town hall last
Friday evening.
OrviIle Hancock and wife have returned
rom their wedding trip and will carry on
George ~Goodenough's farm.
All who are interested in starting a Good
rempIars lodge here are requested 70 meet
Dr.. Gould Of Randolph in the M. H.. vestry
t s o'clock Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Benz Shippee is in poor health
Barrows is quite sick with the grip
Dr.. Longe OF Newport is In attendance.
Mrs. Barrows has been home
Irs. Alice Hancock is quite sick again.
Edwin Greene Of West Enosburgh died
t the residence OF his sister, Mrs. Edward
Niken, last Monday morning OF typhoid
ever. lie had been sick t~wenty-eight
lays. The funeral was held on Wednes-
lay, Rev. /. p. Chase officiating. The re-
mains were taken to East Franklin for
burial. He leaves a widowed mother and
everal brothers and sisters.
There was a very pleasant visit al Geo.
'ylvester's last Tuesday evening. Dea. s.
i. Pearson and wife Geo Ware and wife