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

NEM N0EA.
Mrs. A. Morrill, returned from Mont
real last Wednesday, after three weeks in
hospital with no material eneft received.
Owing to the non-receipt Of the gas
necessary for the lights the s-tereopticon
lecture expected last Tuesday evening
could not be given.
Congratulations are extended to another
IT our young ladies, Miss Estella Wright,
on her marriage to Mr.. Wade Of NewpOr.
last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Blake went TO Mont
real last Saturday, their son Ora, who
hiss been under treatment in a hospital
there for some time, being much worse.
Calvin Gardner is quite il.-Mrs. Egbert
Robinson OF West Charleston. who IS quite
helpless from a recent shock has been
brought to the home Of her son here for
care.
VIM. Boynton recently visited relatives
i'm Manchester, y. H.-Kittie Smith has
returned to her work in St. Johnsbury.-
Nr. and Mrs. Forest Cousins of Bolton,
Que, spent a part of last week at I. Don
eghy's.
Mr.. Newton has moved into the True *
blHuCUAEu mouse on SDEllE IT. ~ l.
q. Blake has purchased a farm in Newark
and moved there, taking her parents with
her.-Wm LoveIace has rented the Laura
Adams place on Main st.
Our community has been somewhat
stirred up recently, by the actions and
b-razenness Of one of our gay LOtharios,"
who evidently looks on all unprotected
young ladies as legitimate prey. When
brought to book the sentence received was
the greatest possible for common assault"
1t is thought that he deserves a more Sc
we're sentence but he will receive the exc
Grafton of all who esteem virtue and rev.
erence character. The young lady IN
question deserves and receives much ap-
probation for exposing the baseness of one
of the too many who think a well-tilled
wallet and a popular position in society
covers a multitude of sins.
Beebe Plain.
H.. b. Stewart is in Maine on a hunting
trip.
Mr.. Luddington has begun his labors as
pastor Of the Baptist church.
Mrs. Charles Ruiter recently entertained
her sister, Mrs. Quimby, from Boynton,
p. @.
Mr.. {. H. McClintock was recently
called to Montreal by the serious illness of
his brother-in-law, Mr.. Thomas Higgins.
A supper was given to the workmen of
the Stanstead Granite Co., at Hotel Beebe
Plain, recently, by the manager, Mr.. Nc
Intosh. A pleasant evening was spent.
Glover.
Edwin Williams has returned to his
work.
DIR. and Mrs. w. E. Bailey of Craftsbury
visited in town last week.
Remember the Grange reception at In
stitute Hall Tuesday evening, Nov. u.
Rev. Mr.. Stevens will preach at the
South church next Sunday at l o'clock.
Mrs. e. T. Mcclellan and Mrs. F. II. Per-
civaI drove to Lyndon last week to visit at
Frank McLellan's.
A communication received from DIR.
Dow this morning states that his little girl
is better and will recover.
Augustus Fisher and Henry Pauquette
spent several days last week at work on
their lot in the cemetery.
Mrs. Nancy Drew starts Nov. 18th for
KaIsteI, Mont, where she will spend the
winter with her son George.
The SMothers Club" will meet on We'd
nesday afternoon of this week at 2:30
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. {. 5. Parker.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Pierce and children have
finished their visit here and have gone to
Canton, y. Y, which was Mrs. Pierce's
former home.
The w. r. c. and the Post hold their
next meeting at the Post hall Nov. 21st.
Inspection of Post by c. w. Cook. A full
attendance is desired.
Mrs. ID. c. Mcclellan has been making
quite extensive repairs on the north tene-
ment of her house.-Heman Mcclure has
been repairing his buildings.
Mrs. Elma Martin was called to Newport
on Saturday on account of the death of
her daughter, Mrs. James II. Martin, who
died Saturday morning after a long illness.
james McFarlane has rented the Whit
ney barn of A. A. WiIIiams.-Fred Oar
ling has moved from Wheelock to the Jo-
seph King farm owned by Henry Clark in
Glover.
We regret to learn that Mr.. L. II. Nye
of Bradford is in very poor health and has
been confined to his bed since September.
He is reported to be gaining slowly at
present.
Harley Drew and family have moved to
their house in the lumber section of So.
NJ Glover to board the help which \. NJ.
Lewis has hired to cut and skid his lumber
this winter.
Mrs. Martha Underwood of St. Johns
bury spent Sunday with her daughter.
Mrs. Edwin Richardson-Dean French of
Roxbury, Mass, visited his sisters here