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

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sylvester spent
Saturday with friends in Troy.
Remember the auction sale at the F. A
Lemos place tomorrow, Tuesday.
1t now takes three horses abreast to run
the stage from Barton Landing to Irasburg
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Templeton Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cowles and son OF
Barton Landing visited at George HiIl's
yesterday.
Mr.. Allen was quite seriously hurt by
fallen tree while working in the woods
last Thursday.
Mrs. Cameron Anderson OF Barton
Landing has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Annis.
Perley and Hazel Meron very pleasantly
entertained their young friends at their
home last Friday evening.
w. F. Brewster and family report a
pleasant journey and safe arrival in San
Pedro, California, Oct. 23d.
Miss Leah Cole received the gift of a
piano from her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew Wells, last Saturday.
Mr.. E. P. Church and Mrs. Lee were
united in marriage last Saturday evening,
Nov. 1st, Rev. E. P. Treat officiating.
Congratulations are extended.
The meetings at the M. E. church, which
have been held every evening for the past
two months in charge of Miss Avery and
Miss Bryant, have been conclusive of great
good, and many have come to accept
Christ as their Savior.
Miss Avery and Miss Bryant, who have
been holding special services here the past
two months, closed their work with the
service last evening. They have been
faithful and efficient workers, and have
many friends who wish them Godspeed in
their chosen work. Miss Bryant is an
educated musician, and with the best of
teachers had fitted especially for playing
the pipe organ. Miss Avery is a fine
singer, which has added much to the
interest of the meetings.
Lowell.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Finnegan last Monday.
There was a Hallow cen party at Mrs.
Ella Curtis last Friday evening.
Scott Stannard has gone to Gardner,
Mass. Mrs. Stannard and child will re-
main here for time.
The Cong. church fair was very well
patronized, considering the weather. The
receipts we're over $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Parker of North Troy
visited friends here few days last week
returning Saturday morning.
Mrs. John Gilbert died at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. P. H. Brahana. Her
funeral was held at the R. G. church on
Friday.
Samuel Cello has rented his farm for one
year to his brother Arthur and will go to
Aver, Mass, where he has work at his
trade. Mrs. Cello will join hi In there very
soon.
The deer season is over and only one deer
was brought in by our hunters. Arthur
Parker shot large one on the mountain
nesr w. G. Moore's. 1t weighed 2SC
pounds.
The prize for the prettiest baby in town
offered by the show people here last week
was awarded to the child of John Pudvah
who had lead of votes over her nearest
competitor.
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. True have returned
from Boston.
Will Batchelder has sold his house tc
Mr.. Galbraith.
Fl. s. Root is now able to sit up and gel
about the house.
Mr.. Joe Colby visited friends in Han
over, N. H, last week.
Chas. White has moved from Kay'
tenement to West Derby.
Mrs. H. o. Thrasher has had People,
telephone put into her store.
Percy Stone has moved into the Greer
tenement vacated by Pliny Hamilton.
Mrs. r. Woodward and little daug hter
Helen, are visiting at Mrs. Helen Colby's
Mrs. Sarah Mason of Mansonville hal
come to spend the winter with Mrs. T. 9
Gale.
Lawyer Frank Miles has the appoint
ment of assistant to State Auditor H. F
Graham.
Dorothy Spear, who has been very sicl
with stomach trouble and abscess, is nov
improving.
Messrs. Curry and Corners, the govern
ment building experts, are boarding al
Hotel Arlington.
Mr.. Donney, the Third street barber, ii
to move down onto Main street, into s. B
Horizons block.
Mrs. Marie Stetson and Miss Marie Beau
clerk from Irasburg were in town Wednes
dro calling on friends.
The Choral Union meets each Wednes
day evening at school-house hall for re
hearsals of "The Bohemian Girl"
DR.. Wade, the oculist, and his assistant
Mr.. Stone, have vacated rooms in Horton
block and gone to Littleton, n. H.
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