Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-19


Mr.. I'D Mrs. Frank Dunn have moved
on to the w. P. Kaiser farm.
George Anderson commenced work for
r. A. Patterson last Monday.
Mrs. Rob Anderson is recovering from
the effects OF her fail last week.
Miss Mertie rillotson is clerkiug for Mrs.
Nelson, during the latter's absence 10 Bos-
ton.
Ten from this vicinity took advantage of
the excursion rates to Boston last Wednes-
day.
Mrs Eugene Wheeler and two children
of w olcott visited at her fathers the past
week.
J. c. Allen attends the central Office of
the Peoples telephone during Miss Ryan's
bsence.
Clyde Anderson is still suffering from
the effects of beiD g kicked by horse two
weeks ago.
Several members of Meridian Sun Lodge
attended Masonic exercises at MorrisvilIe
Thursday night.
Lindsay Wilson went last Friday to
Philadelphia, where he will attend bust
ness college.
Mrs. William Robbins has returned from
her visit in Hyde Park, and is stopping
with her sister, Mrs. Remington.
The band will give a concert and prom
enade at the town hall Tuesday evening.
Oct. Goth. Proceeds for the benefit of the
| band.
The revival meetings that have been in
progress at Collinsville for the past three
weeks closed last Friday evening. These
meetings have been very interesting.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Peter Wells saw two large moose las
week.
Rev. Frank Hazen was in town ovel
Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Randall and Will Marc,
have gone to Boston.
Mr.. Byron Moulton of Pennsylvania i
staying at the Orleans House.
Mrs. Caroline Pratt is visiting he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paddock.
Mrs. Bartlett Williams has gone on tn
excursion TO Boston to see her sister.
Rev. l.. E. Topper and Will Dustan ar
holding revival meetings in Collinsville.
Mr.. Jerome has rented the Boutwell,
farm belonging to Frank Cass, and ha
, taken possession.
y Lewis LOOMS has exchanged his farr
in Collinsville for Mr.. Shute's house 1
this village for five years.
Il Mrs. Robert Anderson fell last wee
with tunbler in her hand and cut he
. ear and face so badly that several stitche
had to be taken.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
The house of Mr.. Horace McLaren
being re-roofed.
Mrs. Lawrence Uric, who has been yer
ill, is slowly improving.
Mr.. Highland is roofing his new buildin,
} Mr.. Charles Wiley and son Walter al
doing the work.
Mrs. Flora Dutton and son Julius
Lebanon, N. H, made short visit at M
] Ed. buttons last week.
{ The home of the Misses SEWER has bee
l greatly improved as 20 outward appearant
by fresh coat of paint.
:. In order to take course of study
telegraphy and railroad work, Lindss
!, " ilson has gone to Lebanon, Penn.
We are glad to see Mr.. Robert Harp
( home again from the excursion to Califo
> mia. He reports very enjoyable trip.
Il Among those who availed themselves
:. the cheap excursion to Boston are MI
John Morse and Maud and Ora Anderso
Rev. w. J. Sanderson of Ohio is comir
to assist Rev. j. G. Taylor at the servic
o in connection with communion Oct 25t
:. Mrs. Randall and Mrs. Clifford of Cal
re- fornia who have heen Visiting the Seav
70 family, have started on the return trip
the far west.
y The potato crop is very good this We
II and the pota toes are unusually large. N
Will Bumps had twelve potatoes viii
4. weighed 81 lbs. and a turnip whi
weighed IA lbs.
DERBY.
At Mr.. Oscar Abbott visited in North Tr
IF recently.
10 Mr.. Geo. Stoddard of Barton was in to,
ss last week.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Robbins spent su
g. day with his parents.
Of ]. w. Erwin has been attending court
at Newport the past week.
IN Rev. and Mrs. Cone are enjoying |
as excursion trip to Boston.
DO Miss Alice Ki1gsbury has returned
oy her home In Randolph, Mass.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Silver returned
1g Gently from pleasure trip to Maine.
D. Mr.. Ross Moran has gone to Bost
en- where he expects to work this winter.
an Mrs. c. K. Bates, Misses Florence 9
Edith Bates are again in town for I
ed weeks.
av Mrs. D. G. Stevens and children of W
rs. Derby are spending few days with, N
no Kate Spear.
n. Mrs. B. Z. Royce and A. F. Bashaw
ms East Charleston visited their parents
PC town last week.
mr. Rev. A. B. Enright has gone to Boston
cd visit his brother. Mrs. Enright will sup
j.; the pulpit during his absence.