Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-02-23

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ness of their mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Burnham Of West
field visited Mrs. Burnham's sister, Mrs.
G. B. Stoddsrd, recently.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Soc;-
ETY. will meet with Mrs. Geo. King Tues
day afternoon at o'clock.
There was fair attendance at the mas
querade promenade and dance last week
and pleasant time was enjoyed.
DIR. and Mrs. A. T. Bususll, who have
been boarding at the Crys,al Lake house
have moved into their new house.
Napoleon Clutter has had an sbscess
on his neck, which has laid him up fer
some days, but he is on the street again.
e. w. Colley has rented III. e. Smiths
farm in Bloomington and will move there
and take possession on the first of March.
The funeral OF the late Henry Clifford of
Irasburg was held from the Catholic
church Saturday morning at $50 O'Clock.
]. B. Freeman has contracted to put up
440 feet of the Page ornamental wire fenc-
ing about the yard of Chas. Lawrence at
Glover.
Miss Clara Barnard has moved from the
o. d. Owen residence, where she has had
rooms, into the tenement in Harlow Foss'
house.
Communion will be observed at the
Cong'l church next Sunday. The subject
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"Nearnesss TO Christ"
The following letters remain uncalled for
at the post office Feb. %. Please say ad-
vertised: G. w. Aldrich, Mrs. Cynthia
Dennison, Ernest Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury and Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Batchelder intend to start
for Jacksonville, Fla, Wednesday for an
absence of three or four weeks.
Mrs. Abbie Bartlett, sister of G. W.
Tenney, is stopping with Mr.. Tenney's
people during Mrs. Tenney's sickness.
Mrs. Tenney is much improved.
The Boston Bargain store in Barre, in
which G. G. Baldwin, formerly OF this
| town, is interested, was brRed last Sat-
urday. Loss, $4,000. Insurance, $500
| e.. w. Heath has purchased of o. ID
Owen the G. E. Coburn place on Soutt
Church street and will move there as soon
as the house is vacated. The price paid
was $500.
Mr.. F. t. Holder will put a set O.
hay scales in front of his new barn which
he is building on the Playground, that b,
may weigh the hay which is brought OF
the ground.
George Nye met with an accident las
week. A binding pole fastened to a loa'
of logs got loose and struck him in tn
side of the head, knocking him down ant
hurting him quite badly.
Rev. w. G. Johnson was taken sick Sun
day morning and was unable to speak
Rev. A. B. Blake occupied the pulpit an,
gave a very helpful sermon. Rev. MI
Johnson is slightly better this morning
CARD.-The undersigned desire to ex
press their sincere thanks to the friend
and neig hb bors who SO kindly assisted then
at the time of the death ef their husban
and father. They would also thank tn
employees of the Peerless Mfg Co. for tn
flowers sent.
MRS F. N. Folsom AND DAUGHTER.
Miss Mabel Cobb has returned from
Boston where she has been attending
school of cutting and fitting of both gown
and jackets and getting new ideas In dress
making. She will resume her duties q
dressmaker in the store of s. d. Stone.
Because of being unable to secure car
for shipping tubs and for supplying log
the tub shop was shut down two days las
week. 1t started up to-day, however, a
several carloads of logs have arrived an
some cars for shipping tubs are on tn
siding.
Mrs. VIM. T.. Wiggin, who has bee
visiting relatives in Idaho Springs, Col
has returned home. On the return jour
ney she was joined by Mr.. Wiggin g
Rochester, N. H., and they passed severe
days with their son Arthur, who is princi
pal OF the Mute school in Milton, n. H.
The gentlemen of the Christian Endeavo
Society of the Cong'l church will serve a
oyster supper in the church dining ROOF
! Friday evening, Feb. 9th. Oysters will b
served from TO Z O'Clock. Following th
3 supper there will be a social hour wit
f. games, etc. Everyone most cordially in
vited.
Friends and acquaintanees to the nun
Der OF about fifty took possession of B.
Dement'S premises on the evening OF th
e 18th and gave the family surprise part.
The company was entertained with voc
and instrumental music. Refreshmen
were served and a most enjoyable soci
, time participated in.
AT the annual meeting Of the Lsdie
Aid Society of the NJ. E. church held r,
Gently the followir g. officers were electe
y for the ensuing year: Miss Sophia Drey
Pres; Mrs. VIM. Collision, vice-prestden
Mrs. G. B. Stoddsrd, secsstary; Mrs. v
l. Jacobs, treasurer; Mrs. Warren Simpso
Mrs. ]. c. Page, Mrs. III. A. Glszier an
r Mrs. E. II. Webster, directresses.