Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-10-27
LOCAL NEWS.


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move here soon.
VIM. LETTERS of Lyndonville was in town
on business Friday.
r. e. Luxford is clerking in Homer
Thras hers store.
Mrs. e. B. True went to Boston last week
Tor medical treatment.
Is's now estates Attorney Farman."
Congratulations Albert.
Cora Darling has finished her duties in
The West Derby post-office.
A. p. Vance and son Bert have returned
from visit in Massachusetts,.
John How ell OF the Customs Office has
gone 10 Michigan for visit.
John Frisette died Oct. IS, at the age OF
aS years, and was buried Monday.
John Brigham, undertaken, has built
q small barn on his Central street property.
l.. e. Thayer is about to move back to
hts house on the corner of South and Third
streets.
VIM. Hight has sold out his entire auto
mobile building outfit and given up the
business.
Miss BerDice Chandler attended the
wedding of her sister Halle at Barton
Thursday.
Agnes Farrell commences her duties this
week rs stenographer in the office OF
Prouty s. Miller.
Chas. Bigelow is somewhat improved
and Is expo cted home from New York the
Hrst of this week.
f. q. Gates went to Barton last Monday
10 appraise the stock OF Smith, the mar bic
and granite dealer.
Col. and Mrs. z. M. Mansur were in at
tendance at the regimental reunion in
Montpelier last week.
Mr.. Colodney, of the American Clothing
Com pany, returned Saturday from bust
ness trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wright have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
boarding at John Enos'.
Photographic music is served free gratis
ut Jeweler Nights these days. He is agent
Tor these popular entertainers.
Batchelder, the machinist, has moved
Arom Mrs. Thayer's tenement in West
Derby to his farm In Canada.
Harry Black will be one of the candi-
Gates to sppear before the bar examining
board at Montpelier this week.
A. w. Barnard, who has occupied l.. E.
Thayer's house, is planning to go go to
California the last OF this month.
Mr.. Chandler has finished clerking in
Lane q Davis store, and entered the en-
ploy OF Fred Hammond at Troy.
Mrs. d. w! Blanchard and son Herbert
and Lena Thrsshsr returned Thursday
from several weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs. W m. Magoon has returned from
Montreal, where she has been for medical
treatment, much improved in health.
Pliny Hamilton, mail agent, is storing
ais household goods, and Mrs. Hamilton
will spend the winter at her former home
In Woodstock.
III. Z. Lane was In West Burke last week
and bought a mare of'Joshua Bemis. This
horse Is q member of the famous Alcanda
sanity.
ID. M. Camp attended the state Sunday
school convent ion at Morrisville last week,
and was elected member of the tabernacle
committee,
p. 8. Curry, superintendent OF con-
struction at Washington, ID. c., is in town
looking after the interests OF the new
government building.
Mrs. Mary Labounty died very suddenly
Friday morning, at the age of go years.
She had been In good health till within a
tow hours OF her death.
Twenty four members of Evening Star
Lodge, /. o. o. F., attended the district
meeting at Island Pond Thursday, work
Ing the initistory degree.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. c. Sleeper attended the
reunion Of the 9th VT. Regt. at Montpelier
last week, and Mr.. Sleeper was elected one
% the associations vice. presidents.
Strauss, the horse dealer, has selected
Aen OF the best horses in Vermont, land
they naturally ere found in Orleans
Oounty-and shipped them to New York
z. y. Blanchard has decided to leave here
for Denver W Wednesday, instead of Tuesday
Hspreviously arranged. Mrs. Henry Cham
berlain will go at the same time to live
with hec daughter, Mrs. Marshall Dodge
The Newport House has been thorough,
renovated and improved inside, and Land
lord 0oode has opene9 it to the public
closing the Memphremagog house for tn
summer, excepting a portion of it to b
used tor roomers.
r. Quincy Edmunson, the colored porte
who has been in service at the Memphre
rnagog House for several seasons, has re
turned to Florida; and Paul Cassavant ha
returned to the employ of Geo. Goode q
porter at the Newp Jrt House.
The revival meetings, which closed
two week = session Thursday evening, hav
been especially fruitful in gaining ne
converts, over hundred expressing a
Intention to lead the Christian life at til
last meeting. Evangelist Davidson an
his noble aids, the Rines brothers, hav
had powerful influence ia the communit
In raising the standard of right living.
Archie Wells and Miss Halle Chandlt
were marri. d last Thursday evening 6
Barton, by Rev. W. c. johnson. After
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