Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-10-06
Morgan.

Morgan.
Deer are reported plenty.
Lewis Barney Ia running threshing ma
chine.
Horace Mathews is entertaining
brother.
Leon Young has had four sheep killed
by dogs.
Fred Allen Is going to West Derby to
work In the foundry.
Mrs. Simon Marsh has bought Mrs. Flora
LeaveDs' house on the Gore.
Henry Ryeis threshing in Coventry with
8. e. Gray's ma chine and team.
Francis Hill has moved into the cream
cry building at the Corner.
". e. Blood has relatives visiting him
from the south part of the state.
Miss Myra Stevens of Island Pond has
been in town visiting Miss KDowlton.
will Vinton has gone back to West
Charleston saving shingles for Nelson.
l.. ID. ar o. l.. Fsrr have finished the
woodwork on q fine highway bridge for
che town.
Thomas Cargill is working for E. M.
Whitehill while Mr.. w hitehill is attending
legislature.
ter Myrtle is home from her work in
summer hotel.
Newport.
Roy Cheney has returned from Boston.
william Logan has returned from Cali
fornia.
Eugene Bowley is visiting in Worcester,
Mass.
Mics Anna Fleming is visiting friends in
Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. II. U. Gale is visiting friends and
relatives in Worcester, Mass.
MISS Blanch Rawsop, WHO was threat
eped viii pneumonia, is better.
viii jerks Is now located in st. Jonhs
bury in the pilot ographic business.
Mrs. d. W. Blanchard is visiting sister
IN Dorchester, M ass, for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dearborn started Sat-
urdsy morning for Washington, D. @.
Nellie Clark has returned from a two
weeks trip to Chicago and Minneapolis.
Miss Ida M. Blake from Nashua, N. H.,
is visiting her mot her, Mrs. E. l.. Sanford.
Mr.. Kendrick Richmond and daughter
Ruth, will spend this winter in Washing
tor.
Quite rumbe from this place went on
the excursion through the White Noun
tains last Saturday.
Mrs. 8 Slice has returned from the Mon
trea1 hospital whei 70 she has had her eyes
succeasfuiItftreaTed sPNtef s.- i'
Mr.. and Mra! Percy Munnkittrick spent
Saturday end Sur day at their former home
In Marbletop, p O.
A. 3. March and family have returned to
their home in Newton, Mass having spent
the summer about the lake.
Mr. Thomas q. Gale left home Saturday
morning for Washington, d. G., to attend
the National q. A. r. eucampment.
ii. e. Lane has sold fine pair of thor
oughbred horses to New York PARTIES for
fl000. Bert's rare judge of good horse
fesh.
JR. Akin end family have gone to New
York for visit, John makes a point OF
comb iniDg business with pleasure on these
trips.
The Choral Union meet next Wednesday
evening W. fbie Cong'l church for the first
reheAisSl Sta second term, underthe di-'
rection OF VIM. Lane. veg '''1' gus
Mrs. Alice Chad bourne, who has been
staying with her sister, Mrs. John Lorimer,
for a few days, returned to her home in St.
Johnsbury. Wednesday.
Miss A. M. Batter is In New York city
this week in thetinterests OF Gilman's
dreesmakir department.
&c. Blanc hard 10 making plans to go to
Denver, COL, this fall with his family to
spend the winter, ON account OF the poor
health of Mrs. Blanchard.
Col. u. M. Mapsur and j. w. JosIyn are
among he Grand Army veterans who will
take advantage OF che excursion to the
encampment at Washington. t'
The engagement has been announced OF
our poru'sr pianist, Mics Anna B. Green
to Mr.. Harry ". Clark of Boston.
Jed BowIey, the lighthouse keeper at
whipple point IL of duty on a ten days
hunting trip This il the first time sir ce
the government lighthouse was built that
this faithful servant mas asked Uncle Sam
tor leave OF sbsencp.
Clerabelle Stewart Robinson died We'd
uesday morning after an illness, the result
OF pneumonis. contracted at her school in
walIestop, Mas last June. She had
relied few weeks ago and plans were laic
by her mother. Mrs. Clara Robinson, tC
take her to New Jersey to spend the win
ter; bot she never gained strength sufi
Gent for the u ey. Octc Der LIST was tn
date they NJ d eet for leaving Newport; bu
how diff, rent was the departing upon tina
day FROM what the fond mother had anti
cipated; she was 20 years old the Bird o
Sep ember just past and was TO have gra
dusted' from Quincy Mansion School a
wallestor, Mass, this year. She was
general fsvorate among the young people
and the esteem IN which she was held wa
strongly sttested by the profusion of flora
offerings ut the ohsequies. The funera
vrpaa hald from he house FRIDAY afternoon