Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-09-15

The meetings in the Methodist church
will be continued every evening this week.
Mrs. Nettie Schofield of Lyndonville is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Locke.
Rev. and Mrs. Treat attended the Minis
terial Association meeting at westmore
last week.
Mrs. Eva Wells, OF Clinton, Mass, is
spending few weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Brown.
Kew. X. l.. Sheaff of Barton will preach
at the Congregational church next Sunday
in exchange with Rev. e. p. Treat.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrington, of
Pr violence, X, L., are visiting at Charles
Webste'san calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. b. Brewster were In
Glover yesterday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Brewster's sister, Mrs. FreeIove
Blodgett.
Miss Lucy Wheeler received first nom
resident prize in examination studies for
Entrance In Barton academy. Miss Grace
Webster also received prize.
Mrs. Ida Goldsmith and Mrs. Nellie
eaton will serve ice cream and cake at the
he Cong. vestry Friday evening for the
benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society.
clyde Cowles, who had returned to st.
ohnsbury business college, sprained his
wrist recently, making it impossible to
ontinue his work there at present. He
eturned home last week
Jay.
The recent FROST w aa eavaro II, s1,~,o IoooI
les.
Charles Lucier is building an addition to
is house.
John Lucier and Dan Hagerty have re-
lrned from Boston.
John Currier has just completed a fine
puse on his farm in this town.
j. E. Chase has returned from Newport
here he served on the grand jury.
Dora Reynolds has returned home from
visit to her father, H. ID. Chamberlin.
Merton Wakeman and Monta West have
ne to North Troy to attend school this
III.
Nelson Dodge has sold his right to Mrs.
sco's place by reason of life lease to her
d moved back to his place
be- Lowell. yae
a. w. Farman of Newport spent a few
US with friends here last week.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs.
wis Cross on Friday of last week.
II. Silsby has returned to Hartford.
nm, after spending the summer here
,. f. ID. Carpenter of Barton Landing
in town last "Wednesday on business.
". b. McElroy, who has had severe
ack OF asthma, is able to be about again.
here was no school at the village Thurs
the teachers taking a day off at the
Iugh Sinclair and family of Waterville
ted at L. r. Sinclair's several days last
PIX.
Hiss Mary Austin has gone to Freedonia,
u, where she will spend the winter
b her brother.
he infant child OF Alonzo Wedge is sick
h pneumonia. DR.. Gray of Troy is
nding the case
wing to the fine weather there was
her more than the usual attendance at
ton fair from this section.
B. Wellman and s. B. Cello and their
lilies returned last WEDNESDAY from
KS outing at Trojan Park.
mer Cello, who is still in the hospital
arlington, is improving and is now
to write home to his family.
b. Sharney, harness maker from
Mills, has rented the store in Parker's
k and moved here with his family.
veral advance agents of license local
on were taken in charge by Sheriff
ton Wednesday. plea of mot
~" was entered before Justice Kinsley
they were held for trial later at the
III enience of the States attorney.
Morgan.
e. Blood is running a grain reaper
fall.
nest Wilcox and Miss Mckenzie are
ding their vacation at o. P. Wilcox's.
ed Cargill is canvassing for "The 10th
ury Book of Facts" We wish him
ess.
Fairman, the veteran fur buyer of
brook, N. H., is here on visit to his
ustomers.
lie Atkins and wife stayed at the
OF E. r. Flanders while Mr.. Flanders
amily attended the Barton fair.
arge company gathered at Orrin Tay-
auction on Monday, the Sth. very
sale is reported, though some things
very low.
Newport.
}. E. q. Spalding is quite ill with grip.
IS Henrietta Cattanach has gone to
sley College.
S Charlotte Kinney of Lyndonville is
ng friends in town.
reat many from this place attended
"a fair Thursday and Friday.
bur g. Mansur Of Burlington is Wis
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. M. Man
Katharine Daley is working in the
e's telephone office during Miss An
Is absence.