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

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\ on last Wednesday by the illness of her
mother.
G. 5. Livingston has greatly improved
he appearance OF his buildings by a new
eoat Of paint
H. b. ChamberIin has finished work at
be reamery and leaves town today. We
are sorry to have Mr.. and Mrs. Chamber
in leave this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Wheelock have re-
turned from Massachusetts, where they
have been visiting the past three weeks.
lee Porter goes to Barton Landing soon to
NV begin work for J. @. TurnbuIl.-Mrs. w.
r.. Niles has returned from Boston. Mr..
Niles has stopped in Barton. He IS much
improved in health.
T.. II. Boden OF Southern California Wis
ted Mrs. George Ware Tuesday Of last
week. They were acquaintance in 1869
and had not met before for many years
THE afternoon was pleasantly spent in
talking over ''the days when tney were
voung." Mr.. Boden is still the same
active, energetic fellow as of yore and the
years have seemed to rest lightly upon his
shoulders. He has had much experience
# which it is pleasant to hear him relate.
I'll East Coventry.
Ira Sessions ST.. and Henry Howard are
on the sick list.
Charles Boynton and two sons were at
III WiIIoughby last week working on their
cottages.
Miss Eta LitchheId is at home on
i'll account of typhoid fever breaking out in
WI the school where she was teaching.
Freeman Bean of Glover and j. \. Dunn
" visited at s. E. S~tandish's last week.-Owen
Robinson visited his daughter, Mrs. a. P.
Sessions, last week.
Craftsbury.
Mrs. Robbins has gone to Lyndon
" willie to visit her daughter, Mrs. Cass.
Several from this place went to Hardwick
last Tuesday evening to hear the Bell
Ringers.
1t is reported that Walter Anderson has
# rented the H. H. Allen farm; possession
MN given in November.
l.. f. Smith is improving his premises by
raising his barn, adding to the capacity Of
the basement and making some other i'm
provements.
ID. G. Hartman and wife from Barton
Landing visited friends in town last week.
MR. John Chamberlain and children
from New York are visiting friends in
town.
Mr.. Chas. Ladd and Miss c. Floss Hatch
were married Wednesday evening, Oct. %,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. n. Batch
FIJI elder in Hardwick. We understand they
will reside in Hardwick for q time. Con-
# gratulations.
Mr.. III. Burleson had one arm broker
and was quite badly bruised by being
thrown from a load of hay last Monday.
# DIR. Dillingham; reduced the fracture and
he is doing weu.-G. F. Anderson, who
has been i'll with typhoid fever, is gaining
# slowly. Tom Johnson, who has been sick
# for some time with the same disease, is out
|W again.
Amory Dawson and Chas. Hatch, who
have been away for several days with a
drove of cattle, have returned home.-Mr.
M John Townsend of Johnson is visiting his
niece, Mrs. E.. n. Nelson and Mrs. Charles
Hatch.-Mrs. John Chamberlin, OF New
York, with three of her children, are Wis
iting friends and relatives here.-David
M Straus, OF New York, was in town one day
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James Leavitt is doing quite an extern
sive job of repairing on the house he re-
Gently purchased of the Scott estate. The
ground floor will be used as a furniture
store and will make very pleasant and
convenient rooms. The upper story will
be used as a tenement. A new bath room
has been added and many other changes
and Improvements made, making it a
place just suited to Mr.. Leavitt's business.
If the parties who are stealing the vases
from the graves in the cemetery would let
them alone it would be comforting a favor
on the people who have friends buried
there.-Miss Lucie Thompson is working
at Eagle Hotel, and Miss Ruth Morse at
Emma Nelson's.-R. a. Patteron has let
MINI his lumber job on the FindIey lot to Mr..
Goodrich.-Craftsbury Grange held its
regular meeting Friday evening with a
good attendance. A very pleasant time
Vvas enjoyed byall. The next meeting
will be held Friday, Nov. Is. A rubber
social will be held and it is hoped every
member will be present.
East Craftsbury.
Dan Coburn is working for Ed. Dutton.
Corey Uric is building an addition to his
barn.
Lindsay Wilson has gone to Worcester.
Mass, to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White have re-
turned from their trip to Boston and Nova
Scotia.
Archie Macomber and Roscoe McCIary
have gone to Albany, New York, to attend
d business college.
Mrs. Thayer of the town farm met with a