Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-17
Mr.. Clifford has moved from Albany into

arthur II. OEUWHy DeSau moving lUIO
his new house on Friday.
lisa Currier is recovering slowly from his
injuries and is able to sit up.
Mrs. Perley Brewster of Irasburg visited
at Will Sylvester's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Cowles of Albany
were here the first of last week.
Harry Lee has moved to Irasburgh where |
he will carry on the Church farm.
III. Fl. Cowles has bought building lot |
opposite j. B. Clements of Stephen Bur-
bank.
benefit entertainment for the school is
to be given Nov. I'D by A. L. Kirk of New
Jersey.
Mrs. A. D. Mathews inspected Baxter
Woman's Relief Corps at New port We'd
nesday.
Bert o. Smith has moved into the Wal
lace Twombly tenement, vacated by Cutler
Seavey.
Charles Fox has finished work in the
Chandler mill and is to carry on the David
ellis farm.
d. c. French returned to Dorchester
Mass, Thursday, after visit with his son,
! G. D. French.
Mr.. Blaisdell is sick. Miss Levine
BlaisdelI, who has been sick long time, is
reported a little better.
The Ladies' Reading Club will hold their
regular meeting with Mrs. o. w. Locke
next Wednesday afternoon instead of
Thursday. @s
The Woodmen held preliminary meet
ing Tuesday evening arranging for perma-
| nd of q
of officers.
Valley Lodge of Masons have voted to
hold regular meetings Monday evenings of
week of full moon until they can get into
the new block.
Ed. Ordway takes Arch Grants place
driving Turnbull's creamery team, the lat
ter having employment on the Brown &
Skinner block.
Mr.. McMullen has moved into the Brown
and Skinner tenement vacated by Maurice
Johnson's family who moved to Lyndon
vile last week.
The room over Lyons barber shop is
now In readiness for the comfortable ac
commodation OF the band members for
their winter meetings.
F. d Clements new tenement in his
block is finished. 1t is very pleasantly To-
Gated, having five good sized rooms besides
bathroom and large shed room, all conven
iently arranged.
Miss Fuller of Montpelier is the new
stenographer who is becoming acquainted
with her duties in the Chandler & Co.
office to take the place of Miss Nina Elms,
who will soon resign.
A. E. Dennison has bought the Collins
French farm in Bloomington, containing
200 acres, also all the farming and sugaring
tools. He intends to move there as soon
as arrangements are completed.
The rummage sale held by the ladies of
the Village Improvement Society was a
great success, large sum Of money bein G
, realized. The remaining articles will be
} disposed of at auction at a later date. 4
: Mrs. Joseph Bartlett slipped on her back
veranda Wednesday and fell.across a mop
pail, fracturing two ribs. 1t is very seri-
3 Gus injury, but she is getting along as well
as could be expected for a lady of her adj
. vanced age.
. The Good Templars of Irasburgh and
T Coventry meet with the local lodge in q
public installation of officers next Thurs
/ day the goth, instead of the 18th as was
\ previously supposed. A banquet will be
\ served after the installation.
, CARD-We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the numerous neighbors and
!. friends for their help and sympathy rem
! dered during the time of our disastrous
fire.
. Mr. AND MRS. w. w. FOSTER.
Brennan Brothers shod yoke of fine
I, oxen Friday for Chas. Abbott of Derby
!. who had bought them from Mr.. Sylvester
: in Irasburgh. This is the first pair of oxer
= these blacksmiths have shod in severa
. years.
= Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Foster are keeping
! house here temporarily until they can close
p out their property here. On or about tn,
= first of December Mr.. Foster will sell a
. auction all his land, farming nipple ment
! and household goods unless previousl,
g disposed of.
q We hardly believe his large new barr
! with the extra dimensions that our item O
= several weeks ago added to it, would nov
:, hold A. e. Harris. The arrival of tina
y 1O5 pound boy week ago Sunday has in
" flated his feelings if not his body.
It's wonder if the curio hunters of tn
country don't come from far and near tt
: get pieces of that wrecked freight car door
which was blown to pieces by those Shef
d field burglars in the railroad yard beloy
Y the village. The desperate characters ar
b still conspicuous by their absence.
is The Methodists of Irasburgh had SOM
If able talent from this place to assist then
y in their entertainment and bazaar hell
Thursday evening. The Misses .Laur
al Ross and Clara Stafford recited, while tn
n village male quartet, composed of c. q
is Drown, j. G. Turnbull, FL. Rood and Fl. S
a Webster, rendered several selections in
e pleasing manner.
1t w. L. Cove has bought D. W. Hildreth'
drug store, taking possession last Monday