Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-01-12
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T.. D. Wooster is quite sick with rheums-
tism.
Grace Austin has returned from Auburn
Maine.
Miss Clara Austin has gone back to
L1seile.
Eva Chandler has gone back to Tufts
college.
Geo. Hoyt's boy IS now considered out OF
danger. /
Geo Parker is having a severe attack OF
neuralgia.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Allen Jan. 3rd.
George Mccoy had his finger cut in the
mill Wednesday.
Gertrude Lyon is visiting at E. Z.
Sanborn's in Burke.
ora Badger has gone to work for Homer
S0uers iu lrssburg.
Airs Eva Chamberlin of Minneapolis is
visiting friends in this village.
John Wiuget is making fine set OF sub
stautial snow rollers for town use.
Nr-. a. D. Mathews is suffering great
deal Of late with a stomach trouble.
Bert ". Locke has entered the employ OF
j. l.. wstcle, grocer, at Lyndonviile.
Forest O.good OF Glover is employed
here on the electric light wiring force.
Carl French and family have returned
from Boston where they spent the holidays.
Mrs. Adams has returned to her former
position as stenographer for Chandler Co.
Arch Grant has hired his brother Fred's
farm in Iras burg for one year and moved
there.
The Junior Christian Endeavorers in
duIgei in a straw ride to Barton Wednes-
day afternoon.
Homer Haanaut has moved from the
Badger house to Sam'l Kimball's tenement,
recently vacated by Bert Ball.
IAshbel Grow is helping Mr.. Bennett fill
his four ice houses. The ice is eighteen
inches thick and OF fine clear quality.
NJ. Ramsdeil of Troy has moved his
: family iato Frank SINNERS rev house
lie is 10 have EN- ploymeut in the mill.
The band meeting Thursday evening was
very enthusiastic. 1t is expected new
members will De taken into the organiza
ton.
The knights Of Pythias will tender re-
Tuesday evening, to be followed by ban
quet.
The asbestos plastering is being put Of
the Efsson's new hall, and the steel ceiiin
has arrived which will be put up RICH
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler gave sur
prise party Friday evening in honor c
Elmer Lyon, and the occasion was yer
enjoyable.
Rev. MIR. Lewis was at Newport Cente
Sunday afternoon to officiate at the tuners
OF Mrs. Sylvester Brown, formerly one {
bis parishioners.
Ii has been thought best to postpone II
~ red letter evening and the Ladies' Readlr
~ Club will meet as usual with Mrs. g.
French on Thursday afternoon.
Vieva Wiley was brought home from t
Sherbrooke Protestant hospital by b
mother last Tuesday in a much improv
coalition and is now recovering fast.
Competition among the city clothiers b
blel rife for week or so. Mr.. Little
big special sale and Hoyt & Harris clea
ance attraction have been the central fl
ures.
The payroll Of the r. l., Chandler Co. ID
week was in excess OF $500. The comps
has secured several thousand acres of wo
lots and Is working the mills to their full
capacity.
- WI. Cove is hsvihg the interior of
drug store repainted, white and gold bel
~ the color effect. Z. ID. Stafford is plyi
the bristles. The improved sppearai
promises 10 be very marked.
Homer b. Ford of Brooklyn, n. Y,
OF Geo. Ford OF this place, was married
Christmas Eve to Miss Salome Brulie
Boston, by Rev. DIR. Lorinner of Brook
Mr.. Ford is in the hotel business in t
city.
II. Il. Smiths storage quarters are pre-
we'll occupied with carriages which h
painting ARD getting in readiness for
spring. There are now thirteen bug
"a. s.onrd and more room is being made
Others. .|r. S 'I.| s..t
~ Reserved seat tickets for the Almondb
Bell Ringers entertainment to be given
LsSt .Fridsy evening under the ausp
OF Valley Lodge OF Mssons, are put on
ts-dsy At Il. 5. webster's store. The p
lie are sure OF Erare treat on that even
Last Mon day evening the members OF
CONGREGATIONAL choir made E. ID. Coli
50 prise visit and during the evening
se6ted him with q fine fountain pen a
nowledgement of his valuable serv
Mr.. Collins is a ready entertainer and
efforts in that line during the evening
much appreciated.
The millers are complaining bitterl
tie crippled condition Of railroad TT
D jrtatiou facilities. Many cars contain
their grain ordered long ago, are sidetra,
at certain points. Lack Of coal for sup
inEa sufficient number Of locomotives
cause for this slow railroading.
Tuesdsy evening D. G. C., II. 5. Web
ias allied the following new officer
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