Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-03

Mr.. Merrill has begun to move back to
his farm.
Eva Grow is assisting Mrs. Dodge in her
millinery store.
Wallace Allen has moved into Bert
Scott's tenement.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. D.
Stafford Oct. 18th.
The new Willoughby bridge is in readi-
ness for the iron work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Skinner have re-
turned to Skinnertown, Me.
Geneva and Pearl Wilmot of Lyndon
Vile visited here last week.
Mrs Burt Dudley OF Bloomington is to
move into the Day tenement.
Taplin & RoweIl have large shipment
of four foot wood from Sutton.
The Bush family have moved from the
Luke Day tenement to Newport.
! Miss Clara Stafford has returned from
Worcester considerably improved in health.
W. G. Twombly, expects carload of No.
1 Baldwin and Greenlng apples this week
Miss Eva Bassett has gone to Lowell
again to the millinery store she has started
there.
The places of business will also be closed
this week each evening excepting Monday
and Saturday, and the lodges will postpone
meetings, because of the Gospel services.
The first regular meeting of Valley
Lodge, F. & A. M, will be held Monday,
Nov. 10, when the E. A. degree will be
worked. 1t is hoped there will be full
attendance of the members.
H. M. Whipple and family are visiting
relatives in White River Junction and
Sharon. For Harry to tear himself away
from business for season of recreation is
an event worth emphasizing.
Three deer made a door-yard call on
Perley Brothers the other day; but as it
was during the twilight hour the boys
failed to distinguish any horns on the ami
mails and therefore did not risk shot.
Carloads of lumber are arriving from
Whitefield, N. H., for the Brown & Skin
ner block. The foundation wall is finished
and exceptionally we'll built. Thomas
Wallace of Albany has begun the frame
work.
The Barton Landing Cornet band has
hired a room over Lyons barber shop,
which will be fitted up this week to ac-
commodate the boys and make a comfor-
table meeting place for them during the
winter. e
The revival meetings during the past
week created considerable interest. They
will be continued this week in the NJ e.
church. Rev. Mr.. Lisle is convincing
speaker and the singing by Miss Peirce of
Boston is inspiring.
w. w. Foster arrived from Denver Fri
day, called here by the burning of his
barn. He is having his insurance adjusted
through the agency of Mr.. Collins, and
will remain here some time, making
arrangements for the future welfare of his
farm.
The law calls halt in deer killing after
a brief open season of ten days, and the
lawmakers at Montpelier having killed the
bill calling for fifteen days extension to
the open season, the graceful denizens of
the forest will continue to have due pro-
lection.
The Bloomington hill road is well nigh
impossible because of the Doggy condition
All country roads are muddy now of course,
! UuG UulS pdIbIC lOCdlIUy 10 very Udu. \
bed of stone will probably have to be laid
there before the condition is practically
improved. -..... .1-
Perley Brothers have completed the ex-
tension to their stabling quarters and en-
titled the portion to be used for the year
ling stock as the kindergarten, while the
J other section for the calves is called the
, nursery. The Perleys are probably a.
, good cattle educators as you'll find in the
county.
| The ladies Of the Village Improvement
? Society have postponed their rummag,
sale one week, on account of the gospe
e meetings, from November and to Nov
ember 10 and IA, when it will be held il
t the store of Whipple, French & Co. Pleas
: remember the date and give us your liberia
patronage.
n The new Valley Lodge of Masons hav
!, outlined place for their new quarters II
the Brown & Skinner block, which pro
y vides for main hall of 34X43 feet and
4 banquet hall 24x25 feet, besides the neces
n sary ante rooms. The brethren expec
# their new lodge home will be in READINGS
: about the first of January, and ''happ
6 New Year" it will be indeed.
q Manager Gallup reports that the Chand
!, Ter Co. are considerably handicapped i
g making their change and improvements a
ia the south mill. The new engine has bee
8 delayed in arriving from Lisbon, but
r. now expected by next Monday, and whe
h it does arrive the mill will be shut dow
= until the repairs are completed. Instea
ls OF waiting to install the machinery an
If build the boiler house over it, the build
e ing is being erected now.
le Mr.. Samuel Hall has just returned fro1
ID four weeks visit in Boston and Ne
h York, where he went to visit his brothe
ID and see the sights. Mr.. Hall kept diar
} of all the principal places he visited i
both cities. Having good guide he sa
70 most of the sights that the average visite
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