Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-10-21
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Gong. vestry " euhes0ay evening, Oct. %.
supper Will be served from to O'Clock.
The ladies especially request good atten-
dance, and plan to serve gooo supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gilmore served
their annual chicken pie dinner for the La
dies Aid society last Thursday. A COM
pany of about sixty present, and the
occasion was very pleasant one socially.
There is to be a promenade and dance at
the 1rasburgh house FRIDAY evening, NOV.
1st. Music by SCOTS Orchestra % New
port. Han bill 50 cts. per couple, supper
as cts. per couple. Comesnd have good
time.
Miss Agnes Cotton, who is in a Boston
hospital for treatment, Is improving, and
her physicians now think she will make d
speedy recovery. Mr.. E. II. Cotton, VINO
accompanied his sister 10 Boston, has re-
turned.
MIR. and Mrs. Sullivan Clougn started for
Buffalo and Chicago last -" ednesday. :
Arthur Hill has gone to Boston with the
intention of entering the L. S. Navy
Anna Fisher returns to Stanstead this
week.-Fred Sears and 5. F. Slack went to
ldSI WSOASSudy
Dana Huntington is building a new
barn.-Mr. Conway's barn is fast nearin Z
completion, making valuable addition to
his pIace.-Tbe little office near the saw
mill is being enlarged and repaire ii Ohm
Carpenter has his new house up and
covered. Clyde Cowles is assisting him in
the building, also r. II. Cowle5.
Jay.
The Snow Bros. have plans laid and
nearly completed to erect two story mill
110x42 feet with large building for the
cutting out and finishing of lumber
Walter Lucier has purchased the home
farm of his mother.-Charies Cham berlin
is very sick with pneu nonia. His father,
NJ. s. Cham herlin, is improving fast.-Mrs.
Sturtevant has been on be sick list for
few days.-Joseph Martin and family have
returned from port-Cbarles Lucier,
J. Lucier, F. Luc'er. A. y. Macomber aud
gone to Boston, and Fred Sargent and wife
to Manchester, n. H, on the B. & NJ. ex-
cursion.-Mrs. Bertha Preston of Troy is
visiting at j. E. Chase's.-H. d. Cham ber
lin is erecting large addition 10 his barn
j. E. Chase has four ears of corn measur-
Ing respectively, 12S, 12s, 13d, 49, inches.
He expects to beat his as he has not nearly
done husking.-H. G. Banister has q large
number of men on the mountain cutting
logs to furnish his mill the coming season.
Lowell.
Mrs. Ross Kinsley returned Sunday from
her visit to Waterville.
Miss Mary Austin has been quite sick
the past week and has been obliged to give
up teaching for time.
Mrs. Ella Curtis found large raspberry
branch filed with ripe raspberries recently.
Quite curiosity for the time OF year.
George Gsy has finished work at Sweets
hotel and has gone TO Gardner, Mass,
where he has work in a livery stable.
Lewis Cox has sold part of the land
bought of the Bedell estate to parties from
Keene, n. H. The price paid is reported
to be 500.
Edgar Leclair has beer obliged to relay
some of the wall under his large barn, be-
side building quite a quantity Of bank
wall-in all about 100 feet. David Backum
did the work.
James Labounty has gone into the meat
business. With the two carts from out of
town it would seem that we need not be in
want of fresh meat.
B.W. STANDARD and son, Arthur, are cut
ting logs on their own lots on the East
Mountain. Although the home market is
not as good as common, there seems to be
no trou BILE in disposing OF logs.
DR.. n. Tittemore went TO Newport Fri
day on a short visit and George Phipps
with him.-NIrs. S. &. Cello and
Mrs. L. B. Wellman were in North Troy
Tuesday and Wednesday stopping at Fl. II.
Lewis
The first real snows:orm of the season
occurred Friday, gentle reminder of what
we shall soon be experiencing. It is the
time to bank houses and fill up the wood
shed and coal bin in preparation for the
cold winter.
1t now looks as if our deer hunters might !
be fortunate in the chase this fall. Deer
are seen nearly every day in some part of !
the town. However, as Is usually the case, !
they may not be as plenty when the shoot
ing season opens.
Morgan.
Mr.. Vandewater is working for Wesley |
Cergill at East Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Chase are rejoicing
over the birth of a ten pound girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Stevens. of Noes |
River, P. O., visited at R. n. Grey's Satur-
day.
Mrs. S. +. Gray, who has been I'll, is con- |
Griffin is caring for Mrs. /.
A. M. Gray.-Mrs. A. NJ. Gray is very i'll /
with heart troubl
Death has claimed another victim, Ray /
who died of heart failure last /