Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-12-16
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Iurlel Bickford was quite sick last week.
Mrs. Vim. Il. Brunning is on The sick
list.
Mrs. Rsch Il Tom pso1 of Barnet is Wis
iting AT +. b. HAIRS
Mr. Z B. Phillips of Manchester, u. H,
is visiting at IL. ID. Phillips.
Mrs. III. D Phillips is rerorted TO be
m9rs comfortabls this moraing-
George Blair of Jay was IN town last
week visiting his son, Ii. w. Blair.
Ad=Ibert Z Bcunnins Is visiting rela-
tives in \ )rth HItley ana MIg1g, p. Q
Mrs. A. Williams of South Albany has
been spending a few days with Mrs. j. q.
Page.
Mrs Homer Smith is visiting her father,
J. w. MurkIand. Mr.. Smith was here
over Sunday.
Miss Nj .thsI c. Henry, of Manchester,
". H, IS spending a few days with the
family OF Mrs. A. C. Austin.
III. A. Folso n took i1to his market rs
lbs OF pickereI which Glover boys caught
thrO1 "a the ice last Saturday.
s De .i4I co1vocltio1 otKeyst one Caap.er,
No. Is, r. A. NJ, Tuesday evening, Dec. IL.
Work Oh Mark Master degree.
Unclaim I'd letters remaining in Barton
poss-offics Dec. IS. Please say advertised:
Mrs. d. l.. S1edd, FL. E. Wilson.
Robert A. Lynch of Boston was at the
Catholic church last Sunday, with ten
children TO find homes for.
At the regular meeting of Sunbeam Re-
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desired, as election of officers will be held.
CARD-We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to friends and neighbors for their
great kindness at the time OF the death
and burial of our darling baby.
MIR AND Mrs. CHESTER LAHUE.
VIII. Lynch of Derby takes possession
of Crys al Lake house today. He will run
the house on the same plan as it has been
run by Mrs. Bigelow, making only such
changes as he thinks will improve mat
tiers.
Rev. w. p. Clark, a missionary from
Samokov, Bulgaria, will give an illustrated
address in the Congregations church Fri
day evening at 7:3O. Rev. Mr.. Clark is a
co-worker with Rev. Robert Thompson,
who is being supported by the churches of
Orleans County.
We are a receipt of a handsome boquet
of pansies presented at our Office this
morning by Mrs. F. w. Baldwin. Mrs.
Baldwin picked the fl overs from her gar
den Saturday, Dee. 18th. They are in full
bloom and to look at them one would not
think that Vermont winters are very severe.
A party of boys and girls were out slid
ing and having general good time last
Thursday evening, and as young people
are liable to do, SO far forgot themselves as
to become rat her noisy, and disturbing the
slumbers of a hardworked guardian OF the
peace, who Immediately proceeded to put a
stop to the amusement.
Mrs. Mary Walker, well known about
here as Mary Gould, daughter of William
Gould, lost her little girl by membranous
Group on Dec. 1st. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Walker lived in. this vicinity for several
years bat moved to Eastport, Conn.,, some
years ago Their many friends will be sor-
~ to know of the death of their only
daughter.
The temperance address given at the
Congregational church last evening
b. Mrs.. Or. Rugg of Stanstead was very
int, sting aud profitable, Mrs. Rugg ev-
i IDENTIFY understands all the phases OF the
living question of temperance, and has the
coUa e of her convictions. She gave a
ca adid lecture, abusing no political party
and her sddress was enjoyed by the many
who attended.
The merchants of this village are max