Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-24
Eugene Meron and family expect to move

Eugene Meron and family expect to move
to Barton Landing this week.
Frank Wiley has purchased the Eugene
Meron place and will move in soon.
Freddie Goldsmith has been spending
his vacation with his aunt in Derby.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollin Baldwin last Friday morning.
Abner Miles, who is one of the oldest
men in town, fell and fractured his hip last
week.
There will be union Thanksgiving SER
vice at the Cong. church Thursday evening
at 7:3O.
Mrs. Herbert Cowles and son have been
spending the week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Hill.
Mrs. David Webster, who has been
spending several weeks in Boston, re-
turned home last week.
Bernie Hill and Roy Phillips return
home to- morrow from Montpelier for the
Thanksgiving vacation.
About twenty-five from this place at
tended the Good Templars' meeting at
Barton Landing last Thursday evening.
A large audience greeted the Coventry
Dramatic Club at the court house hall last
Tuesday evening. The play was we'll
spoken of.
The chicken pie supper at the Cong.
church parlors was pleasant success an
added a lice little sum to the treasury of
the Ladies' Aid Society.
Mrs. Helen (Keith) Hall died at her
home in South Troy last Saturday, after a
long and painful illness, aged 65 years.
Mrs. Hall was the only daughter of t he late
Scott Keith. Her mother, Mrs Minerva
Keith, who is totally blind, sur
wives her, also one brother, Edward w.
Keith. She also leaves husband and five
daughters to mourn her loss. Mrs. Hall
early in life united with the Methodist
church and was sincere Christian and a
most estimable woman.
Lowell.
Miss Goldie Cover has been on visit to
friends in Franklin county for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Guyotte are the pa
rents of a fine boy born Monday of last
week.
Our students at Bakersfield school are
at home for the Thanksgiving vacation of
ten days.
Mrs. r. F. Winchester has been much
worse the past few days, the result of con-
tracing hard cold.
Mrs. A. F. Harding went to the hospital
at Burlington for treatment last Monday
DR.. Littemore accompanied her.
Adelbert Longley of Fall River, Mass.
is in town looking after the leasing of his
farm for another year. Will West, VIC
was on the farm, will work for parties in
Troy the coming year.
Frank Jordan has been here from New
York. BE has sold the farm recently &C.
cupied by Jerry Cross, to F. B. Lam bert
Consideration, $500. Mr.. Cross is unde-
cided as yet what he will do.
The case of State VS.. Wood, intoxication
came up before Justice Kinsley again
Wednesday. A jury was drawn, with one
exception, from Westfield, as there hao
been two engagements previous to this
trial. Decision was in favor of the de.
fendent Wood, Farman for the state. Hunt
for defendent.
One of our townsmen, who takes dror
of the ardent when not feeling we'll, an6
who seldom sees well day, drove over tn,
steep bank near Frank Martins Thursda,
| night and badly demolished his wagon
He escaped injury, but 1t seems that re-
| peated experiences of the kind should Ieae
man to mend his ways.
Our worthy toWnsman, Samuel Chase
| was the victim OF bad accid emit Wednes.
day. While at work in the woods he wa
| caugh between log and STUN o, break
ing his leg Ia two places below the knee
DIR. Hill reduced the fracture and Mr.
Chase is doing we'll, but as he is a heav,
man 1t will be long time before he gets
on his feet again.
nc& Morgan.
Horace Mathews is making needed re-
| pairs on his house.
Mr.. Combs of Newport Center was il
town last Friday.
Guy Bartlett has been on the sick lis
the past week.
Miss Dutton is to teach the win ter tern
Of school at the Corner.
| AoAo DoiOy udo uT0u Tue AlDe0 farm
and will soon move his family there.
.. 2. Wilcox has gone into the feet
business, he intends to keep all kinds O
feed.
/ Florence COBB has been confined to tn Z
house with for several days with the pre-
vailing distemper.
Ora Burroughs received word last Thurs
| day that his brother, Homer, of Coaticr
| P. O., was very sick.
The Ladies Aid society had a peas an
time and a good supper, although disa
pointed in trying to get some oysters.
E. K. Lord has small barn nearly com
pleted for Mr.. Warren of Hard wick. q
his summer camp in the Wilcox grove OF
the shore OF Seymour Lake.
SewpOrt
George Root was in Boston last week.
| ID. 3. Root is able to get out once more