Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-10-21

the Buffalo exposition last Wednesday.
Mrs. Euoch RowelI and her laughter
Mamie visited at Gilman Seaver's last Fri
day.
Gu. Ufford is painting, papering and
making other repairs on his village resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs Almos GIidden of West
Burke visited at L. NJ. Hubbard's over
Sunday.
tene nents with Charles Clogston this
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Paul visited at Z. E. Hamb-
let's last week.
Matt Robinson, former conductor on
the B. and NJ. r. r., called on friends here
last Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
church will meet at the church parlors
Thursday afternoon.
FL. s. Green of Newport had charge of C..
G. Aldrich's store last week while Mr..
Aldrich was in Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Webster returned
last Saturday from a visit to the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo.
Mrs. Amory Dawson of Craf5sbury has
come to H. { Sewers to stay with her
daughter during the winter.
Mrs. D. d. Bean and son Harold went to
Boston last Thursday to join Mr.. Bean,
and remain a week or more.
Matte Hubbard, Amos Robinson and
Henry Rouleau start today for campip g
trip to Long Pond, Westmore.
At a special meeting of the United Order
Of the Golden Cross last Saturday evening
five applications were received.
The subject of the sermon at the Congre-
gationaI church next Sunday morning will
be, 'sThe Sacrifice of Righteousness"
The Ladies' Society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet at the vestry Fri
day afternoon. Come early as there is
work.
Several from this place went to Boston
on the excursion last Thursday. One
hundred and four tickets were sold at this
station.
On account Of the absence of several of
mans Literary Club will be postponed till
Oct. 80.
Mrs. Alice Skinner was called tn Proc
torsvi last week owing to the severe
illness of her sister who d led on Thursday
A quantity of granite has been drawn
for the purpose of building wall under
the laundry building which will be rails ed
in the spring and a basement made.
Miss Irez Wood bury, who is we'll known
here, was married Oct. 10th to Mr.. A. w.
Newcomb of Oxford, n. H. Her many
friends here will wish her much happin ess.
The State Teachers Association have
postponed their meeting which was to
be held at Burlington for, the present, on
account of the prevalence of smallpox in
that city.
Miss Augusta Farley and her sister, Mrs.
Harvey ChiIds, go to Stoneham, Mass, to-
morrow to visit their sister. Miss Farley
will remain with her sister about three
weeks, and Mrs. ChiIds will go to her
western home.
Clarence Comstock is making extensive
repairs on his blacksmith shop. He has
built two chimneys, and will run q wall
from the bridge up the river under his
shop. He will finish off the basement for
storage room.
The following letters remain uncalled
,or atthe Barton post-office Oct. 81. Please
say advertised Mrs. Jennie Bowen, Nelson
4. Crafford, Geo. FL. Clark, G. n. Graves,
Dan Magoon, Miss Eva May Moody, R. w.
Spear, J. J. Whitcomb.
The PAGER, Bivouac, 2.144, owned by A
A. Philips, Montreal, left DIR. Weddings
hospital yesterday where it has
been since the fair, suffering from pluro-
pneumonia. The horse is well and will
race over the ice in Canada this winter.
Last Friday was Pan-American day at
the Barton Academy. In the afternoon
Prof. Stannard gave the students very
interesting account of the exposition.
Leland Greene also spoke for time, giving
IN account of his visit to the exposition.
Mr.. q. n. Tenney Of Albany has moved
MS family into Mrs. Fosters new tenement
house on the hill near her residence. Mr..
Tenney leaves day for Boston where he
will join excursion party for Southern
California where he will spend the winter.
There will be a grand masquerade
and dance at Sewers Opera
hall, Friday evening, Nov 1st. Admission,
gentlemen 25 cts; ladies Is cts; balcony
Is cts; dancing % cts. per couple. Music
by Potter's orchestra. This is sure to be
pleasant affair and those who attend will
enjoy the evening.
Twenty-three of the Odd Girls attended
the meeting at the NJ. E. parsonage last
Wednesday evening. 1t was Mrs. john
sons birthday and she was the recipient
Of purse of money. Her two sons, John