Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-11-23

John Grove has moved into T. Gilman's
house at the Center.
Despite the unfavorable weather several
people went from this part of the town
to the Sunday-school convention at Nor
gan, and report very interesting time.
NEWPORT.
The back bay froze over Thursday night.
Maud Hearst is visiting in Lyndonville.
II. b. Stewart has gone to Megantic, Que.
Jennie Gates has been sick with tonsili-
It's.
Mrs. J. A. Lorimer's youngest son has
chicken pox.
John Folsom has gone to Hanover hospi
tai for treatment.
Mrs. III. c. Humphreys mother from
Cookshire is visiting her.
The 1. o. o. F. give a Thanksgiving
bali on Wednesday evening.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Spear are having the chicken pox.
Chas. Briggs had a sinking spell Tues
day evening, caused by heart failure
Mrs. Jennie Hubbard, who has been i'll
for the past few weeks, is able to be out
a ain.
III. G.. Thomas of Stowe, Vermont fish
and game commissioner, was in town
Friday.
Miss Agnes BowIey and Bert Leavitt
were married Wednesday evening by Rev.
e. II. Brown.
MIR. and Mrs. Chss. Moulton have re-
turned from visit to Worcester, Boston,
and Manchester.
G. II. Green was called to Stanstead
Wednesday to embalm the body of Mrs.
Chas. Pierce, So years old. .......
M. J. Blair has bought the Henry Law
renee property on the corner of Second
Street and Eastern Avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. G. h. Newland have re-
turned from Bellville, Florida, where they
were visiting their son Oscar.
The monthly meeting of the Y. MIC.
on Friday evening was termed Ladies'
Night" and the event was most enjoya BILE.
Lee Robinson, engineer on the c. r..
has moved his family here from Montreal
into the Hubbard house on Summer
street.
L. c. Camp has finished work at Charles
ton for Blair & DeLarm and is to 90 to
Troy to have charge of the office work for
the firm.
Frank o. Blount left Thursday for his
new home in Goffstown, near Manchester.
N. H., to take posse ssion of the farm he
recently bought.
E. r. Spaulding has completed plans by
which to erect his new paper mill on CLYDE
river in West Derby, and work will COM
mence as soon as possible.
There will be recital at the Odd Fell
lows hall next Tuesday evening, given by
Miss Marjorie Batchelder, assisted by Miss
Abbott of st. Johnsbury, soprano.
Harry Gale of White River junction has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Z. Gale, for few days. Harry now has a
day run between White River junction
and Springfield as mail agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B. Cushmau, Mr.. and
Mrs, c. r. Storrs, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Hill.
Mrs. j. M. Brigham, and G.. F. Root rem
resented the Eastern Star chapter here in
visitation of the Barton chapter FRIDAY
evening.
Mrs. G. Il. Flint and Miss Barker. head
OF the dressmakiDg department of Gilman
& Co., were in New York last week during
the great horse show, an event when there
is the greatest display of the year in the
line of latest fashions.
The Rebekah district meeting was held
with Morning Star lodge Thursday even
ing. There were fully one hundred in
attendance and the degree work was most
lmpressively exemplified by Sunbeam
Lodge of Barton. Quite an elaborate ban
quet was served.
c. n. Brady is having the barn he moved
from the Circuit lot made over into a
double tenement house, to be completed
about Jan. LIST. These will be first class
tenements, to rent for about s25 Der
month. Carr & Spauld1ng are to put in
two Brian furnaces. There is a great de-
mand for tenements in town.
The social committee Of the CopeI Y.P.
,. Z. 4. Will hold an oyster supper at the
church Tuesday evening at O'Clock. After
supper the flower committee will hold a
flower and plant sale in the parlors. 1t is
hoped that all OF the friends OF the young
people will come out and give them pat
ronsge. Admission, 25 cents.
The first lecture in the Y. NJ. 1. c.
course was given Monday evening by DR..
Green, and bis subject, THE Key to the
2O.h Century" was a very inspiring one.
Good JUDGES place him ahead of any lee
turer that has appeared in Newport;