Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-01-06

pital for treatment nine months, has re-
turned to his home in Haverhill, Mass,
with no improvement in his condition.
About sixty of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Watson gathered at their
home last Wednesday evening, in honor of
their 18th wedding anniversary. There
were many presents, among which was a
nice dinner set.
As Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Fisher were driv
ing home from Barton last Monday, their
horse became frightened at the cars and
ran away, throwing Mr.. Fisher out and
dragging him some distance. Mrs. Fisher
jumped and escaped unframed. Mr..
Fisher was badly hurt and has suffered
extremely with severely bruised shoulder.
The horse ran as far as Mr.. BIake's.
jay.
Mrs. S. E. Chamberlain is ill from COM
plication of diseases.
A daught was born to Geo. and Ethel
Chamberlain Dec. 81.
Grin Sisco has moved from Mrs. Sisco's
into the Lucier house.
]. E. Chase Jr. had a shoulder severely
hurt few days ago by a log he was trying
to roll in the woods.
Mitchell Ariel and Hattie Honsinger were
married New Years day. They will reside
with Mr.. Ariel's people.
Henry Trim has returned from New York
where he has spent the past season. His
son Lucius, who was with him, has also
returned, bringing wife with him.
Rev. w. F. Sturtevant has moved his
effects from Mr.. Myers of this place, to
o. P, Hadlock'5 tenement at North Troy,
where he will supply both churches as
usual.
Lowell.
j. H. SiIsby was in town few days last
week.
Miss Minnie Stannard of Barton
Landing visited friends here last week.
John Kelley, of Wolcott, visited his
brothers, Charles and William Kelley, re-
Gently.
Ernest Beart has finished work for the
Curtis estate and has gone to Elem M ills
to work for Leonard Sylvester.
Clarence Cox of North Troy was in town
Thursday on business in connection with
his duties as administrator of the estate oil
his father, Lewis Cox.
Clarence Stannard was able to make
trip to Barton last week. He is rapidly
improving in health, and will soon be
able to go back to his work.
The New Year was ushered in with
c0ld snapand fierce gale. The roads, how
ever, were not badly blocked, as no grea
depth of snow has yet fallen.
J. H. Silsby has his men at work getting
out long timber so as to be ready to re
build the mill in the spring should the
business outlook prove encouraging.
Carl Winchester has secured a scholar
ship at Dean Academy, Franklin, Mass.
and went there Saturday. He has TO
some time been a student at Barton
Academy.
The week of prayer was observed at tn
Cong. church, meetings being held nearl,
every evening. A watch meeting wa
projected for Tuesday evening, but owing
to the 1nclemency of the weather it had t
be omitted.
, Leander Sinclair suffered a painful in
jury to his hand while at work on a pal
E of new sleds, which seriously interfere
, with his business as blacksmith and WOO
worker. TIE wound is healing and he
able to work little.
A number of the friends and neighbol
of Mrs. z. III. Dodge gathered at her hon
Thursday and hauled, sawed and spl
about forty cords of wood, thus putin
her beyond worry regarding fuel for til
} rest of this year. Much sympathy is fe
for Mrs. Dodge and her children and the
:. are not likely to suffer for want of an!
? thing necessary to their physical comfor
c. Ii. Mix, the genial butter maker
o the creamery, has taken unto himself
f wife. He was married, Dec. 81, at Ess,
t Junction, to Miss Arvill Schofeld,
Hinesburg They will go to house-keep il
O in the tenement over the creamery as SOC
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