Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-31

Rev. VIM. Carr from Connecticut is Wis
ling bis brother, Hugh Carr.
Annie Crow spent Saturday with her
=. Nrandmother, Mrs. VIM. Arthur.
Mrs. Dick Sargent and son Gerald are
. siting relatives at st. Johnsbury.
DR.. Cross and wife OF Boston are spend
J & their vacation At John Salmon's.
Geo. Colby is in sherbrooke to stay dur
bg the fair which commenced last Satur-
. 4 y.
Misses Kitty Smith, Lena Sargent, Flossie
\ lger will attend school at Barton this
n kn.
Mrs. NJ. L. Gilman's little niece has re-
. brned home after q three weeks visit.
o. d. Gray went to Lowell Friday to get
machinery for II. V. Browns mill at Shef-
N BID.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arthur and two
N lsughters visited friends at Morgan last
Neek.
Mabel DewiDg, Mae Arthur and Jennie
NJ. salmon begin school at Barton this
n weeS.
Mrs. Nora Wiley Waterman and children
Ne visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
. Rnley.
Ed. Paddleiord has gone down country
10 visit his brother. He will be gone a
neek or two.
Miss Lila Marsh spent few days last
eek with her friend, Miss Lucy Wheeler,
nj Irasburgh.
Mrs. Della Whipple and two children OF
luton have been spending few days with
drs. b. U. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Dwinell have gone to
yndonville to attend the Universalist
tate convention.
Mrs. Charles Noble OF Westfield, Mass,
as guest at Richardson's hotel for sew
raj days last week.
w. {. T. U. meeting at the club room in
be Dorcas Mcclellan block Saturday, Sept.
h at ? o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Ham, who has made her home with
err sister, Sally French, has returned to
Ter home in California.
Mrs. Kelton has gone to her daughters
Snt field to help care for two little ones
no have whooping cough.
Mrs. o. ID. Gray and Mrs. r. F. Mason
rent TO Lyndonville Wednesday to visit
heir friend, Mrs. l.. A. Pratt.
The Earnest Workers will meet with
frs. Simeon Clark Wednesday afternoon.
fe-cream. All cordially invited.
Little Gladys Ferry who has been spend
g her vacation in Vermont, returned to
pr home in Boston last Saturday.
Miss Maude Hopkins who has been visit
bg her aunt, Mrs. K. F. Mason, has
burned to her home at Montpelier.
Mrs. David Wilson and baby go to her
d home at Rupert soon to visit her
hrents, Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Farrar.
New seats are being placed In the Naples
hoolhouse. This will De much sppre-
ited by all the scholars as we'll as parents.
DR.. f. A Leonard returned home Satur-
by for short stay. He has closed his
entsl Office and expects to be absent sew
al months.
Mrs. John A. Moore of st. Johnsbury
sited her cousins, Mrs. Julia A. Thomp-
n and Mrs. Ida Woodward at Richard
ms hotel last Thursday.
Mrs. Jaue Grove, widow of the late VIM
owe, more familiarity known as Aunt
ne is visiting her brother, John Arthur,
d other relatives In town.
Byron French of Boston, Mass, made
: sisters, Mrs. j. f. Taylor and Miss
-.
travelling salesman for a wholesale
DIVISION house.
b. L. Wells has sold a one half interest
his store to his brother in law, Wylie
Willard OF Sutton. The stock wilt be
voiced this week and Mr.. " Hard will
<e possession as soon as the inventory is
mpleted. Wylie is an honest capable
ing man and with increased capital 1t
expected that the store will do larger
siness than ever before.
capt. A. w. Davis OF South Londonderry
in town recently visiting his relatives
friends. Captain Davis was postmaster
White River Junction for four years
der President Harrison's admins
tion and is now engaged as mail clerk
The narrow gusge railroad between
pth Londonderry and Brattleboro. He
veteran OF the civil war and a genial
pleasant man to meet.
Judge W. +. Clark has sold the grist- mill
perty to Luther Merriam, the present
upant. II is reported that the Judge
eived 5000 for the property which in
des the grist- mill, water privilege and
building below Wilson's black smith
p. Mr.. Clark reserves the right to run
electric light dynamo which is located
he gristmil until the new line to Bar
is completed. Mr.. Merriam is doing a
q business and we are glad he has de-
ID to invest in Glover real estate.
rs. Alma Williams OF Merepgo, Iowa
Mrs. Eliza Miller OF Providence. r. L.
visiting their nephews, Hiram ". and
r Davis and OF har rala,tv..