Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-08

of school in the Graves district in Holland.
Messrs. Fairman and Grey, fur buyers
OF Colebrook, N. H, were in town Thurs
day and Friday.
W. P. Bartlett will make and sell sugar
arches for J. R. Noyes this winter at the
shop in Morgan.
Query? What justice is there in farm
ers furnishing feed for deer all summer
for some So called sportsman to shoot in
the fall?
Norman Brown has been a resident o
this town for long time; has held many
town offices and been representative. We
are sorry to have him move away.
Newport.
| Carl Spau lding is home from Massachu-
sets.
81. A. Wright was on the sick list last
week.
w. G. Calhoun has returned from Wis
consin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Prouty went to Bos-
Saturday.
| P.J. Farrell was home from Washington
last week.
Edison L. Tracey has gone to New Jersey
on business.
Elisha Lane is in New York for Christ
mas buying.
The G. o. Foresters hold an election of
officers Dec. Is.
Ranney & Co.'s new Colts armory press,
13x19, has arrived.
George Kelley has moved from Eastern
Avenue to West Derby.
Mr.. Burkland of Rutland was here last
week setting monuments.
Lawyers Young and Williams and FL. B.
Cushman were in Montpelier last week.
Mr.. Loren Goodwin is quite click with
| rheumatism, and is attended by DR.. Mac
leay.
Mrs. 81. K. Fairbanks is just recovering
from a severe illness with stomach
trouble.
G. L. Macdiarmid has returned from his
Maine hunting trip with good health If
, not game.
a Prouty & Miller have shut down the
r saw-milt department of their works for
I the winter.
! Albert F. Lawrence of White River
o Junction attended the funeral of his uncle
: on Monday.
e Earl Hunter is having a serious illness
g with heart trouble. DR.. Whitaker is in
9 attendance.
, The bays of the lake froze over the first
Is of last week, and skating is popular
q sport at present.
a Maud Chamberlain of Boston Is spend
ing a two-weeks' vacation at her Cousins
Henry G. Blanchard.
Mr. Novoc, ohiI6roY, hova hod w q
cough, and Arthur, the youngest boy, /,
suffering from relapse.
Henry and Ralph Harding, with thei1
wives, from Boston, came to attend tn,
+ flu neral of E. o. Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. a. Robbins are in Que
y bee. MIR. Robbins supplies custom
position there temporarily.
DR.. M. 7. Hamilton and family hav
:, closed their house for the winter and viii
board at the Newport house.
II. E. Lane went to Cambridge last weel
- aud bought horse to match one he re
Gently bought of another party.
The MONITOR Agent will be at the pos
: office here on Friday, Dec. 10Th all day
See him and arrange for club papers.
James Hight of Georgeville has com
here to spend the winter, and will do tax
" idermy at his brother Williams store.
: Charlie Enos is attending the deliver
window at the post office; which post b
will hold till after the busy holiday season
The Y. 2. S. G. E. have nominated Her
bert Blanchard for president and Cal
to Spaulding for the secretary for the ensuin
year.
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appearance, and the merchants are vein
Id with each other in & grand display of gi
goods.
lie Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Dickeman left IL
Il. Boston Thursday. They are on their al
nual visitation to more congenial wint'
re climate.
lis Ed. Ball is laying shelves in the larg
display windows of True & Blanchar
Ia, Co.'s store, preparatory to exhibiting hoI
ry day goods.
Twenty five Rebekahs went TO Barte
ia Thursday evening and exemplifed tt
ed work at district meeting, initiating thr
candidates.
The Newport Grocery Co. have been a
pointed SUBJ jobbers for northern Vermo
for the Continental and American tobac
wholesalers.
l. F. P. Gates has traded sleighs wi
Charlie Cousens. Frank says he didI
like the idea of drum accompaniment
Aye all his rides.
An eight pound boy was born to N
1'' and Mrs. Allan Holbrook, Sunday, No
80: and daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Jol
ns Sheldon Dec. LIST.
The Epworth League held social at
ioA G. Humphreys Tuesday evening. r
freshment's were served and the occasi
Jul was very enjoyable.
Walter Dane, of the U. V. M, Burlin
i'n ton, is home on vacation. Roy Harvs
from the same institution, spent t
"a Thanksgiving holidays at home.
mt Misc Io,n;e Auie+on wbo was hon.