Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-15


concert at Hardwick Saturday evening.
q. Y. Simpson and daughter Flora have
been visiting at Enosburg the past week.
Walter G. Simpson is expected home soon
from Burlington college to remain through
the holidays.
Norwood Drown has finished cutting and
skidding the lumber on the e. o. Randall
lot and thinks he has 100000 feet ready to
draw to mill.
Greensboro Bend.
Bert Piper is able to be out.
Lydia Cargill is on the sick list.
Mrs. Charles st. Louis is i'll again.
Bert Russell is moving into his house.
Mrs. Maynard is. working at the hotel.
l.. 8. Collins was in Hardwick Monday.
Duncan McFarlane ST., Is on the sick list.
Frank Forest sprained his ankle Tuesday.
C.P. Sawyer OF Hardwick was in town
recently.
Mrs. Mary Stevens has returned from
Canada.
The w. G. T. u. met with Mrs. Alva
Adams Dec. IL.
John Harrod of st. Johnsbury was In
town Monday.
Mrs. James Mcdowell was in st. Johns
bury Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vallancourt visited Walden
relatives recently.
Charlie Smith and George Stevens are
home for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. g. Salmon went to st.
Johnsbury Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill from Barton visited at
Wright Lowell's recently.
Rev. N. A. Ross exchanged pulpits with
Rev. G. W. Kellogg last Sunday.
Mrs. Beaulac was called to Fairfax re-
Gently by the illness of relative.
The w. II. Q. have appointed a special
meeting for the election Of officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana and daughter
were recent visitors at E. II. Pope's.
Martha Falls Coburn from Craftsbury
was in the place Friday calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Owen OF East Hard
wick visited at d. G.. McFarlane's Friday.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Garvin from
Craftsbury became frightened at the cars
and ran, smashing the sleigh and hurting
the horse.
Mrs. Walter Judd is in very poor health.
Will Sykes has sold his farm to Hugh
Finn.
Ed Vinton of New York visited his
mother last week.
Little Gladys Gray is some better at this
writing but is still very sick.
Mrs. 8. e. Little has been quite sick for
. the past week with heart trouble.
Holland real estate is still "booming".
A. T.. Lewis has sold his farm to F. T. Cas-
we'll.
The mercury dropped lower at j. M.
Pages last Monday night than it has for
"a years.
to $500 each at Hugh Films auction
last Thursday.
Mrs. o. b. Tice, Of whom mention was
made last week, died last Friday at the
bdvanced,age OF 80 years, 10 months.
In spite of the dreadful storm the sale
given by the Cong'l Ladies' Aid Society at
Harry Marsh's was well attended, over
sixty being present. Refreshments were
served and a very good time enjoyed by
Pill. Proceeds 1859.
Irasburgh.
Ed. Lanou's little girl, Katie, is sick
Tith scarlet fever.
Cassius Allen and Muriel Rash were re-
emily united in marriage.
Rev. Mr.. Treat and family spent Thanks
living at Mr.. j. A. Watson's. s.G.
Mr.. Hamilton Collins goes this week to
alifornia, where he has a son living.
Mr.. II. o. Wheeler and family are nicely
pttled in their tenement over the Wheeler
tore.
Mrs. lite, who has been caring for her
ster, Mrs. Goldsmith, has returned to
pr home.
Miss Mary Johnson, who has been stop
ng at j. A. Watson's for some time, is
sitting In Bradford.
Charles Sylvester and wife went to Bar
n Landing Friday to attend the funeral OF
=. Sylvester's brother, willard Sylvester.
Remember the box supper and literary
tertainment under the auspices of the
pod Templars, "Wednesday evening, Dec.
rherewill be q rummage sale at the store
Dennis Brahana wednesday and Thurs
y of this week, Dec II and IS. Auction
Q of unsold goods Thursday evening.
Che Woman's Relief Corps will meet at
hall Wednesday, Dec. 18th, at 200
lock sharp. Every member is re-
Fsted to be present as it is the election
officers for another year. Hope to see
meeting.
here will be special Christmas service
he Congregational church next Sunday
rning. Subject OF the sermon will be
Christ; for Christ" The choir will
pish music appropriate to the thought
Christmas time. All not attending
where are cordially invited to be
Eent.
be address on "Mormonism" given in
Conc church Sunday morning nv