Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-11-04

last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Edwia Gray and
two daughters otS ST. Johnsbury have been
visiting friends in town.
Greensboro.
There was a party al c. A Goodrich's
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert J. Smith. CT Crafts
bury visited at J. B. Cooks Thursday.
Several from this place went to Hard
wick Tuesday evening to hear the Bell
Ringers.
Erwin. Olmstead starts this mo ming for
Denver, Col. where he intends to clerk in
a drug store.
Miss Rena Goodrich has finished work
for Mrs. NJ. g. Ingalls,, where she has been
employed for four years.
The Ladies Aid society met Wedn esday
afternoon with Mrs. NJ. c. Ingalls,. About
twenty-five were present.
Will S. Jackson starts this morning for
Walthara, Mass, where he will enter the
Theological School for a years study.
Local items intended for our issue of Oct.
18th, but received too late for publication,
will be found on page two of this paper.
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property, etc., at the residence of Chas. F.
Thompson, Wednesday, Oct. 18th, at 1
O'Clock p. m.
Miss Mary Miller is at no me after an
absence of several months in Barnet.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Goss have returned from
their visit in st. Johnsbury.
Rev. P. &. Fisk and family will move
soon to st. Johnsbury Center, where he
has purchased a home. They will be
much missed by their many friends in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pettee have returned to
Alden PERKINS,, after spending the summer
with their daughter in Williston.-Mrs. l..
r. Goodrich and her daughter intend to
close their house and spend a part Of the
winter IN Hardwick with Mrs. Goodrich's
son.
Bert Cook was in Barton Tuesday on
town business.-L. A. Jackson and F. H.
Babbitt visited in st. Johnsbury Tuesday.
Amy Forbes is stopping at Henry Mil
Ier's.-Mary Miller is home from Barnet
where she has spent the summer working
in a hotel.-James Black has just COM
pleted a large new hen-house.-Geo. Allen
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Jackson and son returned last week from
a weeks visit with Mr.. Jackson's parents
in WaIden.-Many Greensboro people are
preparing to hear Russell H. ConwelI
lecture at Hardwick Nov. 12th.-Mrs.
Goodrich and daughter Rena expect to go
to Hardwick this week to live through the
winter.-Rev. P. B. Fisk preached his fare
we'll sermon Oct. 9th and will. move to
st. Johnsbury Center Nov. 18th where he
has purchased a small place.-The social at
c.. A. Goodrich's Friday night drew a
large crowd and a general good time was
enjoyed by all present.
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George Curtis is in Boston this week.
w. A. Blake and wife have gone to Bar
ton Landing for the winter.
Archie Harding of Montgomery has been
visiting his parents the past week.
A large bear and two cubs were seen
near Richmond Powers last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giddings and children of
Essex visited at VIM. Weeds last week.
Mrs. James Cameron and Miss Cameron
of Glover visited friends here the last of
the week.
Ernest Beart has given up his hotel work
at Eden and has gone to work here for
Geo. Curtis.
The infant child Of Israel Pudvah died
Thursday and the funeral was held at the
r. c. church Saturday.
Miss Nellie Harding has returned from
her visit to Massachusetts,. She was alb
sent about seven weeks.
DR.. Hill is having his dwelling covered
with iron roofing. Edison Kinney and T.
n. Patterson are doing the work.
NJ. l.. Tillotson has his new boiler and
engine nearly ready for business this win
ter. He will put IN a large stock of logs.
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