Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-04-14
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BENZ Wright has returned from Boston.
Mrs. Hiram Hastings is on the sick list.
Mclean Woodbury. has moved to Bates
Sille.
Miss Emma Chamberlin is boarding at
Mrs. Addie Bradley's,
Charles West and family are at Ed.
isco's for the summer.
Elder f. w. Fairbanks preached at Cas-
Wells Mills yesterday.
Mrs. William Blake is ill. Mrs. Elvira
Pll,bury is caring for her.
Ed. Miles has moved from Newport into
he Sias house on Elm st.
Elder Allen of Charleston preached in
he Advent church last Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Chase has gone to Beebe
Plain to board with her brother, Moses
locke.
Oscar Schelerman has moved from st.
ohnsbury into the Daley tenement on
elm st.
Holland Cousins breaches once in two
weeks in the Advent church at Ayers
Flat, p. @.
Mrs George Litchfeld, who is suffering
rom cancer, has been taken to the home
u her son Frank for care.
Mr.. Hsgan, the new Singer sewing ma
hine agent, and his wife and child, are
boarding with Mrs. G. II. Chappel.
We trust the friends of temperance will
e son deck" in the coming campaign for
he governorship and not let our noble
tate take the down grade to high license.
After an absence from Vermont of n
ears, Mrs. r. p. Merry of Lincoln, ILL.,, has
ONE east to visit relatives and friends, and
ow with her sister, Mrs. VIM. MitsoD, of
his town.
Martin Holsen has closed his labors as
atchman at the International mill. He
as been there many years, and proved
aithful to his trust. Mr.. Holsen and
amily have moved to Tllton, N. H.
Rickaby & Co., the real estate agents,
ave sold the II. l.. Batchelder machine
hop and foundry at West, Derby to VIM.
uitor OF st. Johnsbury, possession to be
ven the 10th inst. Mr.. Suitor is now in
he employ of E. & T. Fairbanks & Co., st.
ohnsbury, previously in business at North
anville, He is a hustler and intends max
hg this shop run to it's limit. Mr.. Edward
uitor, his son, who has for some time been
nployed by the Peerless Co., will go with
i'm.
Beebe Plain.
Mr.. aud Mrs David Doine have returned
Apple Grove.
Francis Pocock has been spending a few
avs af his home here.
Miss Ella Bishop of CRANKY has been
sitting Mr.. and Mrs. g. H. McClintock.
Mrs. Bertha Gustin of Boston is the
lest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. r
utter.
Glover.
Mrs. Amos Beams mother, Mrs. Day, is
sitting her.
A. G. Clark and wife returned to their
pine last Wednesday.
Harley Dwinell, wife and little son spent
indsy at j. e. DwinelPs.
j. w. Mathie was in Burlington few
VS. last week on business.
Mrs. Joseph Day has been confined to
sr bed for the past two weeks.
Ed. Bickford from Chester spent short
ne with Mrs. f. p. Cheney last week.
.> Mrs. Underwood OF st. Jonnsbury is
.# sitting her daughter, Mrs. Richardson.
The Mothers Club will meet with Mrs.
w. Cameron Wednesday afternoon at
30.
Mrs. c. C.. Stevens has returned to her
me after spending the winter with Mrs
leney.
Mrs. A. p. Dwinell has gone to Coventry
spend few weeks with her daugb ter,
rs. l.. S. Nye.
DR.. N. l.. Dow went to Boston last Mon
for surgical treatment. Mrs. Dow
companied him.
The remains of the infant son Of Mr.. and
rs. N. A. Norton were brought here last
esday for burial.
leo. Anderson says that the first he knew
put his new house, it was reported in the
)NIToR. Never mind. Coming events
t shadows before, and the house will
terialize, il not this summer, perhap:
xt.
he w. G. T. U. are filling barrel witt
DIVISIONS for the Home for Friendlest
pmen at Burlington. Peas, beans, pota
g, dried apple, canned goods, anything
full, gladly received. Contributions may
left with Mrs. E. M. Dwinell, Mrs. A
Williams or Mrs. Percival.
Ir. B. U. Wells is now in charge of the
re formerly occupied by r. E. French
hough Mr.. Wells has been in the news
per business for some years he had con.
srable experience in mercantile business
Ter in life and will conduct good gen.
store. He has an excellent stock O.
IDS and extends an invitation to the
pie to call and get acquainted. Hi
ertisement will be found in this paper
b week and it will pay the people tt
it carefully.
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