Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-11
Barton.


Barton.
Geo. Jenness is very i'll with the grip.
E. G. Baldwin was in Montpelier last
week.
John G. Reed, who has been quite i'll, is
improving.
H. V. Jones visited at Dr. E. NJ. Nichols
over Sunday.
a. H. Gleason of Worcester, was in town
over Sunday.
c. w. Tenney went to Boston Sunday
night on business.
e. a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Gleason on Feb. 4th.
DID. Bean sold two horses to George [.
Alden of Worcester, Mass.
Miss Ida iRuggJes and Mrs. B. B. Blake
have returned from Boston.
Miss E. e. Blodgett of West Burke is
visiting at II. G. Spaulding's.
Roland R. Monkey spent last Sunday at
Tilton, y. H., with his father.
Miss Ella Drown OF West Derby is work
ing for Mrs. Bailey al the restaurant.
Mrs. Lena Lyon, daughter of Cassius
Twombly, died at Lynn, Mass, last week.
Ethel Rand entertains the members Of
the III. Z. choir Thursdayoess 1 ing of this
week.
Mrs. W. c. Johnson is sick.-1Irs. E. NJ.
Nichols, who has been quite sick, is i'm
proving
The Congregational choir has special
rehearsal on Saturday evening at w. NJ.
Wright's.
The class Of physical culture and elocu-
ton viii meatl at; the schoQlhouse on Fri
daylevening.
Chas. Traverse, who has been at Lyndon
vile several weeks finished his work there
last. Saturday.
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert GIea-
son, aged thirteen months, died Friday,
after short sickness.
E. II. Nye of Bradford was ia iowa Sat
urday. He came to attend the funeral of
LindoI French at Glover.
II. t. Seaver has placed a new radiator
in the bank which utilities the heat which
would otherwise pass out at the chimney.
There will be a meeting of Orleans
Lodge, No. So, at the Masonic hall next
Friday evening. Work in the second de-
gree.
The Woman's Literary Club will meet
with Miss Locke at F. w. Baldwin's We'd
nesday evening. Roll call at 1880. Sub
ject, Rome
The Endeavor Society has purchased
fifty copies of christian Hymns No. l."
for use in the Endeavor meetings and the
Sunday evening service.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bean are on tour
visiting in the southern part of this State
and also in New Hampshire. They will
be away several weeks
The annual district meeting of Royal
Arch Masons of District No will be held
with Keystone Chapter, No. 16, Barton,
Wednesday, February 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Drown have re-
turned from Washington, VT, where they
went to visit friends. While they were
there Mrs. Browns father died.
The White Brothers nave finished put
ting up large stock OF ice for their sum-
mer customers. The ice is about sixteen
inches thick and of nice quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Edwards of Barre,
who have been in Canada, stopped here
few days last week, while on their way
home. PerIey Smith accompanied them
TO Barre.
George Tower was in Washington. D.
C., on business recently. He is back here
but will return to Washingto this week
LOOK after business interests which he has
at that place.
Through the generosity of Dea ID. W.
Robinson, the Congregational church
has been presented with two fine, silver
offering plates, which were used yesterday
for the first time.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Gardiner left Satur-
day for Boltonville, where they will spend
a short time with Mr.. Gardeners family.
They will stop at LyndonvilIe and st
Johnsbury an their wey down.
j. B. Freeman, agent for wire fencing, is
making preparations for a large sale the
coming year. His sales the past year were
large and this year he is hoping TO increase
them as the call for this fencing appears to
be steadily increasing.