Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-01


tenenlents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 2. Bowley are re-
joicing over the birth of a daughter on
March 31st.
DIN Webster OF Vermont University
visited his brother, Albert Webster, of this
place over Sunday.
There will 81 al Easter rehearsal of the
choir at tt,,. Cong. church Thursday even
ing after the meeting.
P. Longevine has moved into the tene-
ment which was vacated by FL. L. Bigelow
in Oliver Valleys house.
Mrs j. S. Bigelow has moved out of the
c. Graves house and now occupies rooms
in w. r. Aldrich's residence.
Charles Stone has been doing quite ex-
tensive repairing in his barn and has rent
ed it to William Pawney.
Nettie Rand was the guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. A. D. Matthews at Barton Landing
last thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Stone and Mrs. J. B. Freeman
go this week to Boston to purchase MILL
merry goods for the spring trade.
A meeting of the Home Missionary Soci-
ETY. Of the Cong'I church will be held to-
morrow with the Misses Joslyn.
Aaron Drown has been quite sick since
his return from Montpelier. His wife also
has been on the sick list recently.
There will be a union Good Friday SER
vice at the Cong. church next Thursday
evening, led by Rev. w. Q. Johnson.
The regular meeting of Orient Chapter,
No. IS, o. E. S. next Friday evening.
Banquet at $50 o'clo OK. Work expected.
The thank Offering service of the Home
Missionary Society of the CongI church
will be held in the vestry Friday at B p. m.
Mrs. M. NJ. Berry of Tunbridge, D. H.
Smith of Albany and Hubert Green of
Danbury recently visited at B. K. Hawley's.
Jesse Belfast, brother OF Mrs. Joseph
Paquette, died suddenly in st. Johns bury
last Saturday. The funeral was held
to- day.
The officers of Orient Chapter No IS, O.
E. S., are requested to meet at Masonic
hall for rehearsal on Tuesday evening at
7:30 sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. PiIlsbury, who have
been stopping at Hotel Barton during the
winter, will go to their home in Sutton
next Monday.
The following letters remain uncalled for
at the post office in this village April 1st.
Please say advertised: Mrs. G.. NJ. Grandy,
Nathaniel Lord.
The betting and nearly all of the ma
chinery for the tub shop has arrived and
is fast being put in order to make the shop
ready for business.
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Barron
go to Newport to attend the wedding of
Mr.. Allen Hubbard to Miss Pearl Young
both of whom reside at Newport.
Harley Ferr1lI of Pike Station, N. H.,
was in town last Tuesday and Wednesday.
He reports that Fred 4Dwyer has an excel
lent job running a stationery engine.
The Relief Corps will give an entertain
ment and have sugar party at the @. A R.
hall next Friday evening. Sugar at
O'Clock and social entertainment later.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
will hold their annual missionary tea at
the M. E. parsonage tomorrow, Tuesday,
afternoon. All members invited to be
present and bring friend.
Arthur Wilson lost his sugar house last
Tuesday morning by fire. He boiled sap
till about midnight Monday and at four
O'Clock in the morning the house and every
thing it contained was destroyed.
DR.. and Mrs. Hastings and Mr.. and Mrs.
F. H. Pillsbury entertained party of their
friends at Hotel Barton last Friday eve
ming. About fifty were present. Dancing
ind no
ed very pleasantly.
William j. Davis of Windsor, Charles
Kirk of St. Johnsbury, r. F. Mckee of
Quebec, and Robert McKeon of Troy, n.
Y, were at D. D. Beams to purchase
horses last week. There seems to be a
great demand for good horses at the pres
ent time.
The social at the Congregational church
last Tuesday evening was a very pleasant
and successful affair. Many thanks are
due to the young men, Messrs Pearson,
Abbott, Perkins and Sheaff, for their I'M
firing efforts to make the occasion pleasant
and agreeable.
j. w. Murkland has received an order
from a company in Boston for half car
load of pillow repairs. He sells to a good
many firms throughout New England for
the reason that he manufactures a greater
assortment of pillow furnishings than any
other man in New England.
George Nye was at work in Westmore
most of last week on the Garfield sawmilI.
Mr.. Nye and Mr.. Foster have rented the
mill for year and will saw out the stock
of about half million feet of lumber this
spring. They expect it will take them
until the first of next June.
DIR. c. D. Wooding moves to the Skinner
house this week. The doctor is having
large amount of work in fact more tharn