Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-09-21

friends in town, returned to Burlington
last Saturday.
Rev. J. E. Knapp continues to gain in
health and strength and has officiated at
two weddings.
Rev. A. B. Blake preached in the Metho-
dist church yesterday. Rev. j. E. Knapp
attended the service.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at Mrs.
Arthur Webster's Thursday. Dinner at
2:30. All are invited.
DR.. Somers, who is house surgeon In the
Fanny Allen hospital, Burlington, returned
to Burlington last Monday.
Miss Helen Somers has returned to Bur-
Is to complete her course of study there.
Mrs. Shorey of Boston has been spending
the past three weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Moses White and sister, Mrs.
Ord.
The John FL. Woodland g. A. r. will meet
Wednesday, Sept. 23d, at the usual time
and place. Every member requested to be
present.
Mrs. Charles Fisher returned home from
the Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington,
Tuesday and is as comfortable as could be
expected.
Leland Green and his sister Gertrude
started Saturday for Waterbury to visit
friends. Mr.. Green is now in Burlington
ready for his college work.
The two Conant brothers, who formerly
lived in this town on the VIM. Edmunds
farm, spent Saturday and Sunday in town
looking over old landmarks. They also
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Dodge.
Miss Seavey from New York has been
spending the past two weeks with her par
ents and brother Homer Seavey and family.
Miss Seavey Is a fine artist and does excep-
tionally fine portrait painting. She returns
this week to her home in the great metrop-
| oils.
Mr.. G. II. Hay den, Grand Chief Templar
| of the Grand Lodge of Vermont will give
temperance address in the court house
hall Wednesday evening, Sept. %, under
auspices of the Good Templars. This will
be an open meeting to which all are invited.
No admission will be charged.
| LOWELL. g.
The L. A. Society met on Friday with
Mrs. w. w. Ward.
Mrs. 81. Fl. Hill is entertaining her
friend, Mrs. Lister of Providence, R. 1.
Misses Sybil Warren and Theda Well
man were at home from johnson over
Sunday.
Mr. md Mrc Eron u i0fn
over the birth of a daughter, born We'd
} nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Stick ney of Newport
Center visited at Geo. Curtis a few days
, last week returning Sunday.
Rev. s. F. Goodheart is taking vacation
OF two weeks. He will visit friends in
the state and go as far as New York city.
Rev. A. F. Eldridge preached at the
Cong1 church last Sunday morning. He
returned to his home in McIndoes, Mon
day.
N. E. Winget has his boiler and engine
in good working order. At present he has
only set up turning lathe, but will add
q other woodworking machinery later.
Edgar Coolidge has gone to johnson
where he has work at numbering for the
winter. He expects to be there about six
months. We are sorry to lose him from
o our community even for so short time.
Frank Barney, B. w. 5tannard, Thos
= Brahana and Will Collins are each building
. silos OF the latest improved round pattern
Most of the corn in this section will De fit
only for ensilage, owing to the early frosts
2. young SON of Fl. 81. Maynard narrowly
Is escaped death by drowning recently. He
fell into the we'll which was 16 feet deep
+. with seven feet of water and the mother
made the descent into the well without tn.
aid of ladder and rescued him as he was
. sinking for the last time.
- MORGAN.
l. Mrs. L. II. Litchfield is visiting neal
lie Wells River.
81 We hear that Mr.. and Mrs. Berry will
9. soon go to Missouri or Kansas.
Mr.. Robert Adams OF Portland, Me-, ha
# been at Geo. w. Cobb's on visit.
~ E. R. Flanders has bought back tn
farm he sold last spring to Mr.. Berry.
* Ruth Cargill has been very sick 70
several days, but is now able to sit up.
a. Ray Vinton has gone to Boston an
will work for his uncle. We wish hir
success.
L. D. Farr had a severe struggle wit
- fire in his pasture on Wednesday an
Thursday.
Emerson 81. Peavey has returned frol
Boston and we understand is much in
~ proved in health.