Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-10-07

oVentry.
NJ rs. s. S. PercivaI is i'll again.
#& .se Porter drives the creamery team.
II Norman Tice is home from the noun
IIne.
+. us. Ernest Drake is stopping at George
@.rake's.
8steraI from this place took advantage
s# ne excursion to the White Mountains.
Ms. Sylvia Gilbert, who has spent several
.a4eks here, has returned to her home in
Eashua, y. h.
Nj Mts. Frasier has moved back to Mont
HAn cry and Lee Porter has moved into the
Inc ment she has vacated.
Leonard Priest has gone to Lyndon to
0rk.-Mrs. Wilder has finished work at
II. 10. Niles and Mrs. Clarissa Metcalf
IT, her place.
Mrs. Ellen Barnes of Lowell, Mass, is
sting her brother, E. K. Gray.-Mrs.
INK Z Livingstone and son Percy of South
80 are visiting in town.
1fr r. and Mrs Cornelius Kendall and
#ughter have arrived home from New
They did not enjoy the visit as
ley were ill nearly all the time during
cir absence.
ast Coventry.
&Clayton Fuller is at work for Will
'Rliott.
M. and Mrs. Clark are visiting at the
bne of Mrs. CIark's brother, Ed. GLADDEN..
viii Knapp has finished work at Derby
la is driving a team for George Ham
.|ond.
8Eneak thieves visited John Wells
Iennises one night last week and helped
5einselves to a quantity of fruit and
'Hgetables.
Mrs. S. E. Standish and daughter
.Iadystine took carriage drive through
'Rgoon's Point, Fitch Bay and Smiths
LIS last week.
raftsbury.
Geo. Anderson remains about the same.
d. Leavitt is repairing the house he
rentIy purchased.
IRIS Curtis from Lowell visited at Mrs.
hi ma Nelson's last week.
A#Ku rs. HOWARD ana CnllOE0u 1TOu Su6IuOA
Kings are visiting at e. J. Aliens.
F. Smith has resumed his old position
foreman in the sash and blind factory.
1t. and Mrs. r. A. Patterson started last
1iday to visit the Pan-American expo
Ion.
l.. Smith and wife and II. o. Smith
mi on the excursion to the White
Maintains.
Id. P. Conner moved his household goods
bfn this place to his home in st. Adams
#t Tuesday.
Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. Paddock and Mrs.
bung attended the state w. G. T. U. con-
htion at Bellows Falls last week.
The neighbors and friends of Mr.. and
rs G. G. Hatch made them a very pleas
IL call last Wednesday evening reminding
EN- of their twenty-five years of married
Hiss Timing from London gave very
teresting address in the NJ. E. church
At Saturday evening.-Mrs. Read, state
esident of the w. c. 7. u, occupied the
lpit in the NJ. E. church last Sunday
.ening.
ohm Simon and Marion Clifford were
led to East Albany last Tuesday to at
d the funeral of Mrs. Bird.-Mrs. jose
line Ladd returned to her home in Whit
%, Mass, Oct. 1st.-Dell Spaulding and
e left last Tuesday for visit to the
American exposition.
chapter of the o. E. S. will be
kanized here Thursday afternoon and
lining, Oct. 10th, commencing at 2 o'clock
N. 1t is expected that the grand patron,
tron, and lecturer, and other officers of
grand chapter will be present. Orient
apter of Barton will exemplify the work
the evening. A banquet will be served
ween the afternoon and levening ses-
b. A pleasant time is anticipated.
I'll ASt Craftsbury.
IRIS Roswell Mason is entertaining her
ter, Miss Fanny Hitchcock, of New
rk city.
hrs. Amos Macomber spent last week in
nth Barton visiting her daughter, Mrs.
B. Lang.
the new barn at the parsonage is nearly |
npIeted and is a credit to those VINO |
Till the work.
Philip Morse, while cutting brush on |
renee Hanson's place last Monday, cut |
foot quite badly.
Extensive repairs and Improvements are
ng made on the residence of the. late |
$. ]. W. Simpson.
erby.
fr. Lonto, the new barber, has rented w. |
Taylor's shop.
tr Henry Wooley is moving from the |
]. Rogers place to his farm.
hrs. Elmer Silver is entertaining her
ther, Mr.. Bro Hn, and wife.
Dir. Rolf Searles has gone to st. Johns
tv where he has entered law Office.