Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-15
LOCAL NEWS.
Barton.

Barton.
Mr.. e. g. Baldwin was in town last Sat-
rday.
Drs. Nichols and Hastings have dissolved
Partnership.
There will be q meeting of the Relief
orps next Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucy Hartwell of West Burke is
Isiting her ION, W. w. Hartwell.
Ernest Cass and family have moved into
he house vacated by Henry Baldwin.
The Odd Girls had very pleasant gath
ring at the NJ. E. church Friday evening
H. j. Stannard fell from the schoolhouse
teps last weekand was quite badly injured
Several from here attended the Old
Iaids Convention at Glover Tuesday eve
ing.
Christmas will be observed at the Meth
list church with tree and appropriate
Iercises.
Gertie Fay, who has been Ill at Hotel
arton for several weeks, is now improv-
& In health.
Mr.. e. P. Brownell, who has been living
Holyoke, Mass, is now stopping in
awtucket,QR. 1.
Mr.. II. ]. Stannard was appointed exam
er OF teachers in this county to succeed
r. E. @. Baldwin. .......
Miss Mary Webster has returned from
ssumpsic and Is assisting in E. w. Bar
ms store through the holidays.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at the
E. church Iparlors next Wednesday p.
All interested are invited to tea.
There is to be aimeeting of the Passump-
Congregational Club at the Congrega-
nal church in Lyndonville, next Friday.
Mrs. G. A. Drew and Mrs. Ezra Martin
II entertain the Ladies' Society at the
ng'l church parlors Wednesday after
on.
George Lombre, ,rwho formerly worked
re but removed to Canada, has returned
h his family and hired Ia tenement In
omas Hanna's house.
dr. and Mrs. G. G. Casavant of Troy are
ng with Walter Goodro's family. Mr..
< Bavant in the Peerless.
he Congregational choir met at w. M.
ight's for their rehearsal Saturday eve
and enjoyed an oyster supper fur
he'd by the leader, G.. w. Tenney.
he following letters' remain uncalled
at the Barton post Dec. 18th
Rse say advertised: Mrs. E. A. Currier,
Francis, F. A. Goss, c. 8. Phillips, 2
he back door In c. N. Hibbard's
SO blew open last Monday night and
hot water pipes lin his stove and the
er froze doing a great amount of dam
he young ladies OF the Catholic society
give Christmas cantata, "Kipg Win.
at the new church, Dec. %. Every
welcome. Proceeds for the new
ch.
and Mrs. 8. ID. Graves of Lawrence
g., and Mrs. o. A. Dodge of Groton
a., who were called here by the death
hrs. Emily Graves, have returned tC
homes.
e new house of Frank Jutras is near
com pletion, and will be ready fol
psncy about the middle of January
will add three new tenements to th
ge.
drew Wslcott has moved into his nev
nent over the feed store. His wife
ph an invalid for some years, stooC
ouruey well and likes living in Barton
much.
w. B. Bullock was taken sick las
y and pneumonia was feared for
MIR. Bullock is better at this writing
{ is thought that there will be M
Is complications.
mby Post will hold its usual meeting
esday afternoon of this week at 30
X, to choose its officers for tn
q year, end it is very important tha
member be present.
has been so scarce that many OF tn
Is. are setting up wood stoves and tax
II their coal stoves. A large quantit.
pd is being drawn into the villag
finds readylmarket.
ular meeting of Orient chapter o. E
13 Friday evening, Dec. 10Th at 7:3
This being the annual meeting ant