Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-10-06

uauBnter, Mrs. Myron Waterman.
DIR. Eley was called in consultation with
DR.. kendrick for Mrs. John Eley.
DIR. Parlin was in town last week to at
tend his mother, who is quite sick.
Miss Ella Wallace of Island Pond is the
guest OF her brother, Bert Wallace.
The electric light poles are being scat
tered from Derby Line to the plant here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Norman Eastman with
two lady friends spent day in Coaticook,
p. O., last week
Miss Emma Crawford has gone to Hart
land for few weeks visit at the home OF
her uncle, Fred Crawford.
The Peoples Telephone Co. is erecting a
line from this village to Barton Landing
which will be great convenience.
Mr.. e. w. Parlin, who lives alone, fell
down the cellar stairs and received serious
injuries last week. He is "a years old.
TheI. o. G. T. will meet as usual to-
morrow evening. This lodge is still grow
ing. Three joined at recent meeting.
Mrs. and Mrs. j. II. Parlin and Mrs.
Ayers of Portsmouth, N. H., visited Mr..
Parlin's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Parlin, recently.
Elmer Lewis, young man from Barton
Landing who was working in town and
boarding at E. E. Goodwin's, is very sick
with typhoid fever.
There will be a reception given to II. H.
Tracy and family at Academy Hall on
Monday evening, Oct 18th. All invited.
Ladies are requested to bring cake.
Anderson Il. Brackett and wife from
Iowa have been visiting George Bracket
and other friends in this place. Mr..
Bracket formerly lived in this town but
fifty-one years ago he left here to seek
home in the West. He says that he sees
some old landmarks that he we'll remem-
bers. He assisted in building the stone
church in this village, 1t being the only
church in town at that time.
Island Pond.
Mr.. H. d. Lindsay of West Derby has
engaged the Lakeview House and taken
possession. This house has been built but
few years and has all the modern i'm
provements. 1t contains new furniture
and in an excellent condition for a large
business. Mr.. ndsay has had considerable
experience in the work and is sure to main
tain the good patronage which the house
has been receiving.
Uraftsbury.
Mrs. Eva Anderson is very low at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Conant visited in
lowell last week.
Mrs. Charles Hoyt and children visited
n Barton last week.
Geo. T. Howard spent a few days in
Montpelier last week. ot s.'-F
Emily Brewster from 1rasburgh spent
ew days at j. Patterson's last week.
James Gallagher, our representative left
asst Tuesday to take up his work in Mont
elier.
Mrs. o. Q. Whitcher from Albany and
1rs. Edison Kinney from Lowell visited in
own last week.
The delegates to the state w. G. T. u
onventton were Mrs. George Young and
IRIS. Clara Gallagher.
Mr.. Emery and wife have moved into the
PIPER tenement in the Shannon house
wned by T. M. Gallagher.
Mr.. Whitney from Lancaster, N. H., Wis
ed In town last week. His daug liter, Mrs.
lie Kerr, returned with him to his home
st Tuesday.
East Craftsburv.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGinnis are entertaining
tends from st. Johnsbury
A. s. Calderwood has gone to Nashua,
H., where he will visit friends.
Misses Minnie Seaver and Annie Shields
hve gone ON the Washington excursion.
Elsie Young is ill, and on account of this
ere was no school in the Seaver district
It week. 'S ~ 'h
Agnes Wylie has gone to Auburndale
mlnary, where she will attend school the
ming winter.
Farmers In this vicinity are able to put
pre- acres of corn into their silos this year
an ever before.
Mr.. Robert Uric had about six bushels
green gage plums this year, which sold
idly at two dollars per bushel. Would
not be a good thing II more of such
lit was grown?
North Crafstbury.
drs. A. b. Pike is spending a few days
III friends in Irasburg.
leo. l.. Huntoon of Lowell, Mass, spent
nday at Pixies Hotel recently.
The w. g. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
idock, Tuesday afternoon, Oct. z.
1arshall A. Pike, brother of A. B. Pike,
h Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Gleistein of
cago, are visiting their relatives at the
ell.
ball game was played last Friday after
pm between the Academy nine and
pdgdon HILL" the score standing 1924,
avor of the "Hodgdon Hip boys.
ARD We wish to extend our thanks to
neighbors and friends who so kindly
sted In the sickness, death and burial
|ur darling son and brother, also thank
ladies for the beautiful flowers they so
Oily contributed.
AND MRS. G. Z. ROBBINS AND FAMILY,
Mr.. AND MRS. A. l.. BRUCE.
Coventry.