Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-03-17


have been visiting relatives in Kansas, have
home.
Mr.. q. w. Seaver and his grandson,
Amory Seaver, visited relatives in North
Troy last week.
Mrs Helen Bic6ford will open a dress
making esta bills nment in G. H. Davis
block next week.
William Viggue of Barton Landing will
move his family into the Phil Shields
house this week.
number from this town attended the
funeral of Mrs. Belle c. Lyman at West
Glover last Tuesday.
Mr.. Newton of Barton Landing mas
moved into one of Mr.. Williams tene-
ments on High Street.
Among the visitors in town last week
were Nathan Norton of LyndonviIle and
J. r. B. Hunt of Troy.
Fred Whitcher is repairing his barn.
He has just received carload of wagons
from the Babcock firm.
D. d. Bean and G. DwineII were in the
west part of the state recently looking
after horses to purchase.
c. c. w. Heath disposed of eight of his
black breasted red game fowls to man in
Buckfield, Me-, last week.
Mrs. S. E. Winslow and Master Merrick
Winslow are visiting at Will Hanson's in
Craftsbury for few days.
Mrs. Abbie Winslow had one of her
hands severity injured last week by
stick of wood falling upon it.
The Ladies' Society of the Cong'I church
will hold their annual sugar party in their
Dining room next Friday evening.
The missionary tea which was held at
Mrs. E. H. Webster's was we'll attende d
and Melted good sum for the society.
w. B. Bowman's little son Walter fell
out of rocking chair and hurt him quite
severely last week, but he is much better
at present.
Miss Ida Lyford won the gold watch in
the grab contest at Aldrich's jewelry store.
Between eight and nine hundred bundles
were grabbed
Aaron Drown is building a couple of
derricks to take to his granite quarry
where he expects to do large amount of
work this summer.
The Odd Girls will serve new sugar,
doughnuts, ETC., at the M. E. church this
evening and invite a general attendance
Admission 10 cents.
A. B. Emerson, who was elected school
ho 70
serve and the seIectmen have appointed in
his place A. r. Wakeman.
Fred Drown has hired to the B. & M
r. r. Co. to work in their shops at Lyn-
dOnville. He has good job and may later
move his family to that place.
Alva Jenkins of East Burke, a veterinary
surgeon, was in town last week looking
after tenement, that he might establish
himself in business at this place.
There will be an auction sale of COWS
horses, sleds harnesses, etc. at the S. E
Winslow farm north of this village, Fri
day, March DIST, at 1 o'clock p. m.
Mr.. A. I. Jenness, of Boston, visited his
niece, Mrs L. J. Hartman, on his return
from Bloomington, where he went to at
tend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. T wom-
bly,.
The following letters remain uncalled FOL
at the post office Mar. 18th. Please say adj
vertised: Miss Iona Blanchard, Clark
Davis, Miss NJ. Grace McNaney, On ey
RoweH.
l.. j. Hartman is able to be in the bank
part of the time, though he cannot pu
in full time. He has had long sickn ess
and we are glad to see him out and i'm.
proving.
The NJ. E. Conference will meet at st
Adams Apr. 9th. Rev. w. G. Johnson ha
received unanimous call to return to tn,
NJ. E. charge here, and will undoubtedly
bereturned.
The Catholic society will erect a new
church near the resid ence of Rev. FIR. Tur
cote during the coming summer. WorI
on the structure will be comm enced i'm
mediately after Easter.
Geo. G. Cook and Miss Jennie M. Burne
were married at the home of the bride
parents in North Woodstock, n. H
Wednesday evening, Mar. 18th. They vii
reside in Concord, n. II.
/ FL. F. Pillsbury has five hundred cords @
logs cut in the woods at Sutton, Barton
: West Burke and Westmore which he ha
not been able to get drawn to his mills O
D account of the melting of the snow.
Rev. S. G. Lewis of Barton Landing ha
been appointed superintendent of school
for the town. The spring term of schoc
e will commence Apr. 21st, the fall teri
Aug. 18th and the winter term Nov. 24th
q The Orleans County Fair Association ha
extended the time of the first payment t
@ the Futurity Stake, which they offer t
Apr. 10, 1902. They have gotten out me-
entry blanks, which will be furnished o
application.
Harriet Batchelder has finished work 6
( the Peerless. She has been in the employ
ment of the company for several years, bu