Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-10
LOCAL NEWS.
From FIFTH PAGE.


q donation and oyster supper at the town
hall, Nov. 14th. Proceeds for the benefit
OF the pastor. All cordially invited.
O, III. Mix and wife are taking a we'll
earned vacation. They will visit relatives
In Richmond, Huntington and vicinity
and expect to be absent two weeks.
John Smith has moved into a part of
Walter Pope's house. Mrs. Weed will care
tor Mrs. Smith thereby allowing John to
resume his work for Taplin & Rowell.
Cottage prayer meetings have been re-
sumed for the winter. On Wednesday
evening meeting was hello at B. j. Austin's
and on Friday at Deacon Stephenson's.
Mrs. Ellen Skinner has returned and will
90 onto her farm as soon as it is vacated
by Joseph Generess. She has been caring
Tor Mrs. A. p. Finnigan the pasG two
weeks.
Newport.
Mrs. Fred Brown has gone to New York
city.
John Tracy is the new printer at Ran
ney's
An infant child of Frank Defour died
Nov. Sd.
Mrs. Alice Story returned to New York
Thursday.
HIS Root & Son received Car of coal
aAst Monday.
Pearl Miller is at home from Bigelow,
Me-, on a visit.
Mrs. G. A. Baldwin of Coaticook Is the
gAest OF Mrs. John Lorimer.
Mrs. W. Z. johnson of Barton was
visitor here few days last week.
Anna b. Green started Friday for two
weeks visit in Boston and Worcester.
Blsnch Clark from M Ansonville, P. @ is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Abbott.
DIR. Bogue tn, C, ssfully performed an
operation upon Richard Waters recently.
Mrs. W. F.. Bullock and daughter Esther,
visited at Mrs Moor's a few days last week.
The St. Marx IS Ladies Guild serve 4 sup
per In Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening.
The high school gave spro nenade and
dance Friday night which was we'll at
sended.
Carr b Spaulding have installed a new
Furnace in st. Marks church which is CIV
ing good satisfaction.
Prof. A. I'll. Adams, reader, rendered
several selections at an Eastern Star enter
Sainment at Barton Friday evening.
The young mems meeting was held
yesterday afternoon In Odd Fellows hall.
The interest in these meetings is increas
ing.
The young boys football team played
with club of older buys at Coventry the
other day, beating them by score of 10
EOS
The brick foundation for the govern
ment building is about half finished and
The granite is arriving for the top OF the
Foundation.
a tenement Is being finished of In the
Brown block on Third street, which will
DO occupied by Mrs. Winnie Bis1ee OF
West Derby.
Rev. A. +. Mc9regor's series of sermons
on "The Great Approaches OF Lite" at the
Coug1 church are proving very interesting
and helpful.
The Ladies Aid OF the M. E. church have
bought new carpets for the parsonage
from their earnings, which is a record Of
aealous work.
p. o. Holt is employed in Ranney & Co.'S
stationery store during the extra rush Of
OF business in the printing department Of
that establishment.
The Methodist church received fifteeI
new members Nov. 3fd; and ten persons
were admitted at the Congregations
church the same day.
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Crone's TIVE
youngest children now have whoopini
cough, their other children having re
covered from the disease.
DR.. Gould closes his offica here next weel
Tor the winter which he will spend in Den
ver after visiting in New York city il
company with Mrs. Gould.
DIR. +. III. blanchard received his ap
pointment of United States pension ex
aminer last Friday. He is the successor G
the late DIR. j. e. Rutherford.
AT the last meeting of the Odd Fellows
Rev. j, II. Cone of Derby was received as
member by transfer from Maine lodg,
and two candidates were initiated.
Irving Cole of Batesvile. " lille employee
in repairing a mill at Charleston last FRI
day, was badly injured by timber fallin
upon him, and brought nome In the after
aeon,
Rev. w. q. Newell was seriously iniure
IN the eye one day last week by a piece
wood striking it, causing him to fair
away. The doctors say he will not lo
&he sight, however.
True q Blanchard Co are planning
display their Christmas goods a mont
earlier than usual; their choice stock beir
already on hand, to be displayed as e.
peditiously as possible.
We are infor med that e. G. Blanchal
and family arrived sa ely OF Denver abo,
on time, where a cordial greeting we
awaiting them at Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Blanchard; the latter having gone the
from this town several years ago and r
ceiviDg mucn improvement in health.
While driving last Saturday evening ii
carriages of Mrs. Archie Wells and G.
Brady iDterI1ck.d wheels, throwing O.