Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-10-20

caring Tor her niece, Mrs. G. Ewens.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Vinton and Mrs
Lila johnson have gone to Boston.
FRED Cargill is going into Essex county
1or the book company he represents.
Several persons from this place attended
the Advent Conference at West Derby.
A. .. Elliott, G. j. Thomas and Ell. d.
Elliott have had the New England tele-
phone put in their houses recently.
IL would seem as though there were
petty thieves in our neighborhood; vege-
tables and wood disappear.
Mrs. J. 3. Ellis lately received 81 900 from
the st. Andrews Benevolent Society as in
surance on life of her late husband.
M. q. Burbank and family have returned
from White River Junction where thew
, nave been employed by lumber company.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fl. Workman of Lisbon.
N. H., visited at g. J. Thomas last week.
While here Mrs. Workman was thrown
from their carriage and had wrist badly
fractured.
Newport.
Mrs. Harry Hunter, Green Place is sick
with scarlet fever.
Miss Helen Nye of Bradford is visiting
Mrs. Halle Cameron.
Henry Paquin has long job OF painting
on the Root mansion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Brow n are spend
ing their vacation in Boston.
Mrs. George Lafrance has entered Bur-
ilngton hospital for treatment.
! The windows are being enlarged in
/ Downey's barber shop on Third street.
T.. Z. blanchard has sold The Lynch house
on Green street. West Derby, to Asa B.
Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Hardy have returned
from Lyndonville and are living on Scott's
avenue.
John Parker has returned from his Cana
dian hunting trip, having captured moose
and bear.
Jeweler Bugbee is bound for Boston and
New York this week on the usual fall bar
gain hunting tour.
Mrs. Theophilus Circuit of Boston, and
daughter, Mrs. Guy Roseberry of Ottawa
| ILL.,, are visiting in town.
Mrs. Ella Lunt and daughter Gertrude
have returned from Westfeld, where thew
have been visiting friends.
| II. s. Root has been seriously i'll with
stoppage OF the bowels during the past
week, but is now improving.
George Burbank was called to Irasburgh
Thursday on account of the death of his
half brother, Mr.. Bert Caples.
Mrs. Milo Shattuck and her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Buckley from LyndonvilIe are visit
ing their mother in Bury P. @.
Evening Star Lodge I. o. o. F. are pla
ming to attend the district meeting to
be held in Island Pond, Thursday, Oct. %.
Mrs. 0. B. Gould has gone to Boston and
will also visit New York where her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Ross, now resides.
| j. r. Akin and sister Maud have returned
| from New York. Well now see those show
windows shine with fresh bargains.
Fred Picker, the horse trainer at the
Newport Stock Farm, has returned from
!, his New England tour of the races.
brand Mrs. G. H. Newland go to Boston
next week. The doctor will also go to
New York to attend the dental lectures.
Chas. B1gelow has been sick in New York
with stomach trouble and confined to
bed; no serious results are apprehended.
| DR.. M. F. Hamilton has contracted to
have 500 cords of wood cut on his TROY
farm and shipped to the Newport market
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Hildreth were called
to Barton Landing the last of the week on
account of the death of Mr.. Hildreth's
mo. her.
DIR. Jacob Rutherford of Rhode Island
was here last week to see his father, DR.. j.
G. Rutherford, who Is very Ill with heart
trouble
Verda Spear got bit of wood in her eye
while at school last week, and has suffered
good deal of pain. DIR. Whitaker was
in attendance.
The officers of Memphremagog Lodge,
F. & A. NJ, went to Barton Friday to work
the third degree at meeting of Orleans
Lodge that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. g. Blanchard will start
Oct. 2Sth for Denver, Col where they are
to spend the winter. Mrs. Frank Culver
accompanies them.
Strauss, the horse dealer, has bought up
carload of Canadian horses for New York
shipment, among the lot being three of the
famous Red Mack colts.
LIZ % LIZ hOuS0 WAS CdII0u TO NGWDOrC
Center last Friday to attend Mrs. F. D.
Taylor, who had his arms badly burned by
the exploding OF lamp
The Boston q Maine officials announce
that there will be another excursion to
Boston this week from Sherbrooke, with
tickets on sale at stations this side.
Fred Richie has gone to work for E. j.
In, ho oh
master painters by trade and will be able
to enliven the tints of the fish fins.
Clarence e. Douse is now employed by
the Boston Elevated Railway Company,
having received his appointment last
month. He is a brakeman on the elevated
ira ms.
Word is received from Boston that Ralph
Sisco was operated upon for appendicitis
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