Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-16

Mrs. Fred McGoff is visiting Mr.. Nc
Goffs people in Irssburg.
Mrs. Curley from Montreal is visiting
her father, Mr.. Haselton.
| Edward d. Collins came home from
Montreal last week quite i'll.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Will harrington March 9th.
A. d. Beede was at Coventry last week
| invoicing Tibbett's stock of goods.
Miss Bassett goes to market this week to
| get the latest styles in millinery.
The subject of Mr.. Lymen's address
should have read "Beecher the Liberstor."
The main shaft in the Chandler & Co.'S.
north mill broke again Thursday after
noon.
John Bartlett has had a Peoples
house.
Mrs. WheatIy has gone to West Glover,
where she will stay with her sister, Mrs.
Cameron.
Miss Carrie Badger has returned from
Barton where she has been working for
Mrs. Tenney.
Mrs. G. S. Dodge started Saturday for
Boston and New York, to investigate the
millinery market.
VIM. Kelley's ankle was broken last week
a log rolling upon it.
Miss Eaton has been very sick but is
better at present. Mrs. Fayer and Miss
McCue are caring for her.
Chas. Hales of Newport was here Thurs
day installing a New England call tele
phone instrument in II. S. Webster's store.
The Grange will have a literary and
musical entertainment Thursday evening.
New sugar will be served after the enter
tainment.
Eight were initiated into the Good Tenn
plars lodge Thursday evening. The enter
tainment was dispensed with on account
of the band concert.
DR.. E. G. Stevens leaves Wednesday
morning for Burlington where he will
attend the meeting OF the state dental So
}, ciety. He will return Monday morning.
c. W. Scarf of Burlington was in town
Thursday to see about moving the New
England telephone pole off from the lot
where it is intended to build the opera
, house.
Z Miss Stevens returned to Albion, n. Y,
Thursday, to take up her duties in the
hospital there. Mrs. T. A. Stafford, whom
she has been nursing, is now improving.
though slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Webster having
i. moved into tenement in e. e. Stafford's
s block, are now caring for MI. Stafford, who
i is gradually improving, being able to gel
4 out every day this pleasant weather.
The witnesses called from this village te
Newport Friday, to testify in the Wiley
railroad accident case on trial in County
t court were ]. G. Turn bull, E. II. Lothrop
w. G. Twombly and w. B. Leonard.
Now that spring is opening the new
= opera house project is being raised again
The memb bers OF the syndicate say that i
> will be built in the near future. BartoI
Landing is certainly enjoying an era O
'' prosperity.
i. George Whitcher of Whitefeld, N. H.
9 has arrived to get an insight into the man
agment of the Chandler & Co. mills. Mr.
= Gallup has not yet left, however, to lool
:, after his new business in the southern
= part of the state.
:. Mrs. John Chamberlain is to have
d tenement finished in her house. Tn
8. call for tenements is such that our citizen
O should utilize what spare room they hav
II to supply places for those who desire t.
,e come here to live.
,e The grip list is quite large about town
d Among the victims arethe following: Ber
20 nice Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter, MI
" and Mrs. I. d. r. Collins, ]. E. Lyon AM
'e daughter, Mrs. Hermon Clifford, Mrs
= Wiley, Mrs. A. G. Harris.
1t Messers c. G. Morris, c. L. Stuart an
'e w. /. Powers, of Lyndonville, directors @
Is the Canadian Carbonate Co. of Montreal
8, were in town Thursday to confer wit
% Manager E. d. Collins pertaining to con
q templated changes in the company's plant
sr G. S. Gibbs, who. makes q speciality c
l. cultivating choice kinds OF apples will in
= troduce some specimens from Green
is nursery of Rochester, N. Y, of a winte
10 variety the coming spring which he be
d lieVes to be better than any he has ye
:, secured.
ce Beede & Cowles have an exceptions
1T good chance to display the goods in the
h several departments, there being five sho'
N windows along the front of their store
it We understand the firms saleslady, Mr.
a Ordway, is tasty window dressing artis
J. SO the public may expect some attractiv
displays.
Shouldn't wonder If j. E. Lyon was g
good veterinary as barber. Several week
ago his pet dog Dandy was struck by
car and had leg broken, Lyon put th
st limb in splints, and now the pup is hep
ping about and gradually gaining use c