Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-08-12

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nn ton to visit her aunt, Mrs. Goodall.
NAEr and Mrs. E. c. Kinney returned las
tut day from their trip to Mortified
aas.
In. and Mrs. p. B. Fisk started Friday
H.t Tor Waitsfield where they will spend
Il Home Week.
IN y. Michaud has rented his farm fol
Y wear to Mr.. Lowell and moves this
ID to Hardwick.
IS Grace Fisk is spending part of he1
ia ion at home with her parents.
~ rtin McCue recently sold his fine
4iri Ing horse to Geo. T. Howard of Crafts
5srr and it is reported starts for California
& xt week where he intends to remain q
&W. w. Goss of Lakeville, Conn.,, recently
III few days at his former home with
's Brother, ]. A. Goss.-Charles s. Wright
w orcester. Mass, is visiting his mother
Biz brothers.
4rhe relatives and friends of B. B. McLeI-
M numbering about two hundred, held a
'cnfc at Dea. John McLeIlan's on Thurs
Nv. the Sth. There were many pleasant
Ill ings as Mr.. Mcclellan has been absent
CbIifornia for many years.
charles s. Wright of Worcester, Mass,
Visiting here and in Craftsbury.-A E.
bog of New Haven, Conn, has taken
bssession of the house recently purchased
j. 4. Crane and commenced repairs on
IL same.-Geo. Cook is home from North
npton. Mass, on q visit to his parents
amer Harrison and wife were in Lyndon
lie over Sunday.-Griswold & Mackin-
on have decided to build store house
sar the railroad to be used in connection
tia their mill here. This will accommo-
lie large number of their patrons who
ish to do their own freighting. Mr.. A. G.
ocker, who has had the management of
Ne mill for the last three years has sue
eded in building up large and profitable
ade.
BLAND.
Gary Rummery visited friends at Island
Nd last week.-Mrs.. Graves has gone to
chichester, n. H., to visit friends.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at S.
FIetcher's on Wednesday, Aug. IA.
sfreshments will be served and a good
ne is promised. Everybody cordially
vited.
ID. B. Tice has sold his farm to Ros well
.nnett. Consideration SS00.-Alfred Da-
has sold his farm near CaswelPs Mill to
sorge Ames and Lila Davis. Price $1,000.
secession given Mar. 1st, 1902. We I'M
stand that Mr.. Davis people will move
Derby.
The public-spirited citizens of this place,
the number of about twenty-five, at
nded the s'Bee" Thursday and shingled
& horse-sheds. 1t is good job well done
b appreciated by those who have the
ork in charge. The ladies furnished
st-class dinner for the workers and in
e afternoon finished off two missionary
tits. A very pleasant time for all. All
united there were sixty people present.
I1r. David Webster died this morning.
fred Fields has been to Caledonia Springs
his health.
John Wiley, Jr. has moved into rooms
the court house.
old friends last week.
George Badger has moved into the house
Miss Myra Taplin's farm.
Mrs. Thompson and two sons, Philip and
lney, have returned home.
Aaron Healey is raising the roof to his
use and making necessary repairs.
Miss Jennie Webster of Boston has been
sting her brother, Mr.. D. H. Webster.
Mrs Julia Jordan of Boston. has been
sting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d.
Iton.
States Attorney Graham was in town
It week, netting out justice in behalf of
: state.
quite large company attended the La
IS Aid meeting at Mrs. Chapman's last
ursday.
trace Locke of st. Johnsbury has been
ying with her grandparents, Mr.. and
IS. w. l.. Locke.
Mrs. Milo Owen and daughter of Barton
We been spending the week with Mr..
d Mrs. John France.
Yrs. Herbert CowIes who has been sick
tn the grip, has been visiting her
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Macy have re-
med from Enosburg, where they have
en- the past few months with Mrs Ma
s parents.
,1r. and Mrs. Arthur Boright are making
ms to move to Sweetsburg, P. @. soon.
cir many friends are very sorry to have
sm leave town.
Yrs. Knapp is entertaining her sister
d little daughter from Southampton.
SIS. Her daughter and husband from
yer, Del, are also at home.
frank Provonchia was arrested and tried
rape last Thursday. The girl was