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


Mrs. Betsey Ewens and Miss Densie Hall
OF Charleston called on friends in town last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Kelley was called to Newark,
last week by the sickness aud death of her
youngest sister.
CASWELL'S MILLS.
J. A. Bradford went on the excursion to
Boston last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Moulton attended
the conference at Newport Center.
The q. X. Caswell Lumber Co. finished
saving their stock of logs Saturday.
Mrs. David Wallace from Island Pond
is visiting her son and friends in this
place.
d. w. Davis OF Derby Line spent two
DAYS in the Caswell and Davis Lumber
camp last week.
R-ASBURC.
Mrs. Charles Fisher remains about the
same.
Little Vera Carpenter has been on the
sick list.
Miss Ethel Drew is at home for short
vacation.
Mr.. John Tinker was in town for few
days last week.
Mrs. Eliza Webster has been visiting at
Charles Webster's.
Mrs. Jessie Brush and daughter have
returned to their home.
The river channel is free from logs for
the first time this season.
Mrs. Grace Boright and Mrs. Cotton have
returned TO Cowansville.
b. j. Brown Of Newport was in town on
business one day last week.
Miss Ida Hannant, who injured her ank lie
some time ago, is still using crutches.
John Page has purchased a fine work
team, and will draw lumber for the mill
company.
The grandmothers' dinner given last
Thursday was well attended and much
enjoyed by ell.
Little Glendon Goss, who has again been
very i'll, is thought to be improving; Mrs.
Goss is also Ill.
A recent letter from California tells us
that w. f. Brewster's family have returned
to Compton, and that the climate does not
agree with Mr.. Brewster as he expected.
The John H. Woodland W. r. e. will
will be present. Let every member make
al especial effort to come. Try and be
there promptly at two o'clock.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Rev. Mr.. Lyman preached yesterd ay at
the Cong. church, in exchange with Mr..
Treat.
The ball game on Saturday afternoon
between the Craftsburys and home team
finished, on account OF darkness, at the
eighth inning. Score 1910.
The local ball team went to Craitsbury
Saturday to play the third game in the
series between Crsitsbury and Irasburg,
but on account OF the rain only five inn
ings were played. Score to 8 in favor OF
the Irasburg team.
The union service for the schools held
Oct. II at the Cong1 church was well
attended and much appreciated by ALL
The different schools, each with a banner
made a pleasing appearance. After the
parts by the pupils and remarks by the
chairman of the school board, Mr.. Treat
assisted by several OF the scholars, gave an
illustrated sermon showing the proper
tionate sums the country is spending in
many ways. These facts presented in such
an interesting and novel manner will mo-
easily be forgotten either by the children
or their elders.
JAY.
There are several gangs of umbermen OF
the mountains.
Mrs. Crsndsll OF East Richford was IN
town last week.
Mrs. Dora Reynolds is having sever,
run Of typhoid fever.
Barney Duffee has rented farm at West
held and is TO move thereon.
A A. Macomber has purchased barn o
DIR. Chsffee and is moving IL to his place
A survey OF the town line between Rich
ord and Jay is being made and perma.
nept line will be esta blished by the suprem,
eourt. Jay expects sufficient land from
Richford TO make her north line six mile.
Is Richford has more than six.
LOWELL.
Mr.. Murphy is quite sick.
Milo Hines was in Troy last week.
Mr.. Eddy was in town for the fair.
VIII Collins has recovered from his i'll
ess.