Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-17
LOCAL NEWS.


MIS- IL l. OGdNtA - olSNs
Clarence Stannard of Lyndonville was in
town last week.
ASK Schuyler Bickford the latest news
Rbsut the strike.
Capt. J. G. Peene Of Yonkers, N. Y, was
in towu LAST week
Miss May Shea visited her uncle in Lyn-
donvihe over Sunday.
Mrs. Sawyer of Lowell recently visited
hen sister, Mrs. A. f. French.
Mre. Washington Graves, mother of
Nathan Graves, is quite i'll.
Charles Courchaine has been suffering
for some zine from felon.
d. ". Dow of Albany is working for Fl.
D$Phhnps and learning the trade.
Nj. aud Mrs. Arthur Wiggin of Milton,
N. H., have a little son, born Nov sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Foster of Coventry
have moved into n. NJ. Lewis tenement.
c. N. Darling of Lyndonville has pur-
chased the Z. e. Grow block in this village
The tub factory has been closed for few
days because of being out OF certain line
of stock.
Mr.. John Suitor has been called to Que
bee on account OF the death and burial Of
his father.
Mr.. end Mrs. Herbert e. Carter of Albany
spent lew days W ith Mr.. and Mrs Perkins
las@ week. Sod
F. g. Norris and Miss Jennie Holtham
have recently purchased new pianos of
A. r, Cowles.
A union Thanksgiving service will be
held at the Congregational church next
Sunday evening.
There will be special meeting of the
Gun Club at Aldrich & Relrden's office
Tuesday evening OF this week.
w. w. Reirden was in st. Johns bury on
business last week. Mr.. Reirden was in
Lyndonville over Sunday.
The following letters remain uncalled for
at the Barton post Office Nov. 17th: Miss
Y. McFarlan, Harry Rowan.
Mrs. w. c. Johnson is visiting friends
in New York. Before her return she will
visit her sister In Rhode Isla0d.
Mr.. II. A. Downing from Tewksbury,
Mass, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Lewis
Labor, and other relatives 10 Barton.
All members of the Mothers Club are
invited to meet with Mrs. Bert Cam pbell
next wednesday evening at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Bailey and r. o..
Bailey OF st. Johnsbury visited their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Bailey, last week.
Regular meeting OF Orient chapter, o. E.
S. Friday evening, Nov 21st. full
attendan u desired as there is to be work.
The ser vice at the M. e. church last even
ing was union service aud was in charge
of the w. q. L. U. Mrs. NJ. V. B. Knox
gave a very interesting temperance lecture.
c. y. Coburn has purchased the Lueius
Gordon farm in Sutton and will move there
soon. The boys will remain here and finish
thois school.
Rev. 2. b. Fisk of st. Johnsbury Center
preached very practical and interestin G
sermon at the Congregational church yes
terday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Perkins have moved
from the tenement on South Churc street
to the farm which they have purchased on
the Barton Landing road.
Prof Gilmore will meet all who are inter
ested In a dancing school here at Seaver's
hall on Tuesday evening of this week
Both old and young are invited.
Leon Garfield, who has been working
in Irasburg, came home last week on &C.
count of illness. He was very sick for
time but is now improving. He is the sol
of Mr.. ana Mrs. F. B. Garfield.
Hon. B. F. spalding of Fargo, y. D. wa
elected representative to congress from hi
district at the recent election by major
ity of 900. Mr.. Spalding's many friend
in Orleans county will extend congratula
tions.
d. ID. Bean sold pair of horses to
party In Boston last week. Mr.. Beal
handles a large number OF fine drivers an
the horsemen from the larger places visi
him often and have obtained many valu
able animals.
The school in the Heath district close
recently. The scholars having no mark
were Mabel j. Vance, Newell q. Vance
Olin X. Vance, Yoland Blair, Ernestin
Wilson, Lena M. Baird, Minnie NJ. Bairc
Leon &. Heath and Clifton Durham.
CARD. We, the undersigned, wish t
extend our sincere thanks to our friend
and neighbors for their kindly assistanc
in the sudden death of our baby
Mildred May. May the Lord reward yo
all.
MR.. AND Mrs. A. M. PORTER,
Mr.. AND MRS. w. p. TwoMBLY.
o. 3. Dodge, who lives on the Lyma
farm, is putting in the foundation for
new BARN which is to be 44x91s. He wi
finish the foundation and basement tn
fall ard erect the barn in thu spring. II
intends to have modern structure in ever
way.
While driving home from this villag
last Tuesday night, Henry Bowley we
thrown out Of his wagon and quite badl
The accidant was causad bv Pa