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

Thursday evening
Mrs. Rogers, mother of M. M. Taplin is |
very low at this writing.
Mrs l. D r. Collins visited her sister in
Caledopis county last week.
g. s. Glib killed spring pig last week
which weighed 465 pounds live weight and
1872 pounds, dressed weight.
At w. w. Fosters auction last week the
personal property sold very well. The
real estate was not disposed Of.
FL Hall was in Chelsea recently and in
company with E. NJ. Porter purchased
valuable registered Jersey bull owned by
c. l. Ho God & Co. 7 his bull has been on
the Hood fam at Chelsea for some time
also on the farm at Lowell, Mass, and they
have Il of his daughters in the 14-lb. list.
Albany.
Many of ou- people are sick with colds.
e. A. Bashaw has nearly recovered from
the injury TO his foot.
Clayton Duckless cut his leg while chop
ping in the woods recently.
Miss Lucy Martin has gone to Craftsbury
to teach the winter term of school.
George Saunders thinks he has new
lease on life as he is cutting new set of
teeth.
Arthur Cheney and Carroll Hitchcock
run the snow rollers south of the Center,
W. EIdridge and 6. Lawrence at the Cen
ter.
Mrs. Chaffee enjoyed the society Of those
who braved the storm to pass the afternoon
at her home Tuesday, only wishing there
had been more in attendance.
There will be chicken pie festival given
at the CongI church on Tuesday evening,
Dec. 10Th, by the ladies' of that society.
Let all come and enjoy the evening.
The wind of Monday night and also
Wednesday of last week piled the snow in
many places so that the highways required
much shoveling to get them in good con-
dition.
Ethel Austin has been in town visiting
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Austin. She
will stop in Montpelier and Barre for
time but will go South in the near future
to spend the winter.
George Saunders had narrow escape
from what might have proved serious in
jury as he was at work last week getting
wood. He escaped however with some
bruises and fractured rib.
BrOwningtOn Center.
VIM. Smith is on the sick list.
Helen Smith has been quite i'll the past
week.
Edgar Powers has built a new sugar
house.
Charles Smith has gone to Westmore to
work for George Craig.
Philo Powers visited his sister, Florence
Duval in West Burke the past week.
Mrs. Homer Seavey and little daughter
have returned to their home in Irasburgh.
Mrs. Lora Fuller and granddaug hter,
Glenn Fuller, have gone to Irasburgh to
spend the winter with her daughter Mrs.
Homer Sea7er.
Ed. Dudley met with team ACCIDENT the
other day; while driving he got his reins
crossed and the horse turned around
throwing Mr.. Dudley out and breaking
| both shafts.
Derby Line and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Libbey have left
town.
DR.. a. P. Stockwell is taking a short
vacation.
S. B. Bates and Edward Audinwo have
returned from Montpelier.
It's. Haskell, who was injured in foot
ball game at Poughkeepsie, n. Y, short
time ago, has been removed to the home Of
physician in Brooklyn.
Island Pond.
DR.. Sargent has returned from Morris
vile.
Mrs. o. NJ. Carpenter has been visiting in
Derby Line.
e. L. Greene has commenced his duties
in the customs service.
Mrs. Annie Elkine, who underwent q
surgical operation recently, is recovering
rapidly.
! Miss Bertha Steady has gone to Sanford,
Me-, where she is employed as organist in q
church.
Martin V. Rennell died last Sunday, after
brief illness with typhoid fever. The
funeral was held at Christ church Tuesday
Rev. e. P. Lee officiating.
Greensboro Bend.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Bertha Duval is at home.
Ed. Collins has nice top sleigh.
A. Wakefield was in town recently.
Mrs. Robert Smith was in town the first
of last week.
Bert Russell is moving into his house
recently vacated.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Fayer of Glover visited
. their daughter recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bailey from Hardwick
vie poiI t1
Mrs. Littlefield's father and mother, who
have been visiting her, have returned
home.
Mrs. Malinda Hood has moved to Hard
wick with her daughter, Mrs. Horact
Johnson.
Rev. N. A. Ross was called to Hardwick
Dec. 4th to attend the funeral of the twir
babies Of Enoch Bailey.
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