Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-10-06
LOCAL NEWS.
Barton.

baTUOu.
@. F. Wheeler Is in town.
He. Pierce was in Brattleboro last week.
John Suitor has purchased lot near his
home.
Mr.. @. M. Preston is sick with the pneu-
monia.
Miss Nettie Rand is spending the week
in Troy.
Miss Sarah Allen has returned from
Europe.
Mrs Sarah Simpson spent few days in
Irasburg last week.
Mrs Rand was in Mrs. Barstow's store
during her absence.
JIM. Elliotts little son was quite sick
for time last week.
Mrs. Monkey arrived Saturday afternoon
from Lancaster, n. IL.
Miss Fanny Montague of Newport is
stopping with Mrs. Bullock.
James Scott from Newport is the new
shoemaker for II. d. Phillips.
Mrs. E. J. White is making speedy re-
covery from her recent illness.
Mrs. H. w. Blair is visiting at her for
mer home in West Bronze, Que.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs. L.
w. Drew on Tuesday, Oct. 14th.
Remember the sale of seats for the lee
ture course next Friday evening.
Miss Maud Wheelock of Woodsville
has been visiting Mrs. G. A. Drew
Mrs. Chester Rowell of Lanen burg, Mass,
visited at Geo. Gorham's last week.
B.F. Paddleford and wife of Massachu-
n nOJd
Mrs. ]. r. Collision was at Mr.. John
Collisions in Lyndonville last week.
Mrs. w. X Aldrich's mother, Mrs.
Dolley, of waterville, Me-, is visiting her.
Miss Flora Dow has been quite sick with
the pneumonia. She is better at this time
Mrs. e. l.. Barstow will hold her milli-
merry opening Thursday and Friday OF this
week.
DIR Longe of Newport was in town last
week to assist in the operation of Mr.. w. j.
whitcher.
Seyenty.five tickets were sold at this
station for the White Mountain excursion
on Saturday.
Mrs. George Adams Of Island Pond
spent several days with relatives in this
place last week.
Mr.. w. j. Whitcher was operated on fol
appendicitis last week. He is in very
critical condition.
Dana Cook, son and daughter attended
the reunion of Co. D., 9Th vt. Vols, al
North Troy Friday. ash.
Miss Sarah Mason leaves this month fol
the West. She will make her home al
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Womans Home Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. o. D. Owen to- morrow
Tuesday ,2afternoon. civ
Miss Clara Powell returned to Boston
Friday, where shs will resume her STUDIES
at Emerson College of Oratory.
The Woman's Foreign Missionar!
Society will meet at the NJ. E. parsonag'
tomorrow, Tuesday, afternoon.
Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury left to-day TO-
Montpelier. where she will remain most o
the time during the session of legislature
The United States Express Co. have re
Gently, had money orders raised from on
to ten dollars, and are tracking the forger
Henry A. Sutton, who graduated a
Dean academy last year, is now in tn
medical department of TUFTS College, Bos
ton.
Miss Tibbetts, of Stoneham, Mass, wh'
has been spending several weeks with he
aunt, Mrs. E. E. Liddell, left for hom
last week. ~ baonbo7u sd rso
Mr.. j. N. Webster and Mr., G.. W. CpPl
have gone to Washington TO attend tn
national encampment of the GA R. beiDi
held there. %,
Miss Dorothy Richards, who has been
missionary in Conception, Chilli, viii
speak at the Methodist church next Sun
day evening. 4 s5V Il " q
Mrs. Dewey recently sold % copies 0
The Granite Monthly, from the library @
her late husband, to Hon. Horace W
Bailey of New curry.
Mrs. w. II. Virgins and Mrs. Aim
Virgins, who was visiting her, took
carriage drive to Wolcott and Stowe las
week, to visit friends.
Next Sunday is rally day for the Congre
gational Sunday school and large attend
ance is hoped for. There will be specis
services both morning and evening.
Mrs. s. d. Stone and Mrs. M. E. Free
man have returned from market afte
spending several days in the cite
buying goods and getting new ideas.
Mrs. Il. j. Knowles, who has bee
assisting in e. w. Barron's store for som
time, has closed her labors there and wi
soon go to Waterbury to join her husband
Mrs. M. II. Drumming and daughte
Esther visited her sister, Mrs. Horace Gil
man, at Woodsville last week. She ais
visited her sister, Miss Myrtle Cass, {
Newport.
The following letters remain uncalled fC
at the post office Oct. 6. Please say advel
tised: A. II. Coburn, Minnie Hammil
Napoleon James, Ernest King, F. II. Lock
John A. Sutton. p.
Gen. w. w. Grout has been very sick
his home in Kirby for some weeks. E
is still in a very critical condition. H
many friends in this town will hope Il