Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-01-05
BARTON LANDING.

care.
Mrs. Chas. Mute is visiting in Lisbon,
Nh.
Edward D. Collins was In Montreal last
week.
Mrs. VIM. Foster is recovering from her
illness.
Mrs. Carpenter and Miss Blasdell are
improving.
Emmett Barber is quite sick with kid
ney trouble.
Mrs. w. L. Cove is in the Peoples tele-
phone office.
Ed. Clements children have been sick |
with bronchitis.
Ora Lyon is at Albany working up a |
camp of Modern Woodmen.
The Grange is to have an installation
and banquet Thursday evening.
Union services will be held this week.
Miss Pierce will assist in the meetings.
Ellis Stafford has been very sick with
bilious trouble, but is now improving.
! There was an excellent sacred concert at
| the Congregational church last evening.
Remember the lecture by Ebert Hub
bard at Seaver's hall, Barton, on Thursday
evening.
Carroll Jocelyn spent his vacation from
Yale college clerking in Hoyt & Harris
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Davis of Newport
have been guests at DR.. Parlin's during the
past week.
The Good Templars gave sugar party
Thursday evening, and also initiated six
new members.
A. e. Bingham of Bellows Falls, first
class barber. is to arrive this week to work
in Lyons shop.
NC. Dane has returned from Charleston
to spend the winter with his daughter,
Mrs. J. E. Lyon.
Mrs. F. c. Brown has gone to South
Albany to care for her mother, Mrs. A. D.
, Patterson, who is very sick.
Joshua Tenney has returned from his
} several weeks visit in Bethel. Mrs. L. D.
R. Collins returned with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyt's little boy
/ has been very sick with lung trouble, but
y seems little better at present.
, The railroad company is having larger
and much more comfortable fagman's
g house built at the north crossing.
A week or more ago E. E. Stafford
= trapped fine fox and is displaying the
@ skin in his show window as trophy.
f Valley Lodge of Masons held a specia
4 meeting Thursday evening and worked
+ the second degree upon B. W. Locke.
+ Charles McCauley of Newport has beer
in town lately and sold McPhail piano t.
DR.. ParIin and also one to Cheunce
e Skinner.
y Homer Hannant's young daughter is re
= co 7er1ng from pneumonia, and Mrs. Han
q nant has been quite sick, threatened wit
the same disease.
n Mr.. Bennett, who recently bought til
l. ice business Of Ashbel Grow, is cutting io
10 On the Grow pond and laying in his stoc
1e for the summers consumption.
lg Ell .throD and Daniel Skinner dr0y
g to BarnBton and Coaticook on Thursda!
~ Mr.. Lothrop also attended the opening {
M the Moulton hotel at Lisbon, n. H., a wee
- ago Friday.
a The changes that Whipple, French, {; G
III have been making in theiz store have IL
3 proved it very much. The shelf room hi
90 been largely increased and the floor spa
IL enlarged to quite an extent.
g Brown & Skinner are having MurklaI
furnace put into their new block. IT
new Masonic hall has been really for pla
O. tering for some time, but the builders b!
ew to wait for the asbestos stock to arrive.
rs. The following students who have been
to home for the holidays, returned to-day
as their several schools: Ethel Henresy
nd Lebanon; Bertha Lothrop to St. Johns on
M academy; Oscar Glib to Dartmouth colIeG
nd and Carroll Jocelyn to Yale college.
by Rev. g. H. Merrill Of st. Johnsbury, Sc
'k rotary ofthe Vermont Domestic Missiona
he Society, was in Barton Landing Saturds
ian Jan. 3rd, at the reunion Of the Congreg
he tional church, being entertained by R
u.s. J. 3. Lyman. He preached at WestmC
OF Sunday morning.
gs. That new ''silent salesman" showcase
tile Henry Webster's store isa beauty a
9th saves the proprietor and his obliging Gle
the many words in explaining the merits
ap- the wares displayed. The new soda cot
X is ter is finished and the row of seats in fro
the tempt you to partake of a draught Of
licious hot soda.
!. at Addie May Allen, wife of Myron
My Allen, oled at ner holne nere aV D 10 d.
and Saturday, Jan. 3, of consumption.
ED, had been SICK Out very le" weeks
the was up ana oresseo ohiy Inc uaS p7l'
age. Her death coming SO saouehly Is q
Rev. shock to the family as well as to frien
ON. She leaves husband, four children,
vide sisters and her father to mourn her los
is of J.E. Lyon showed the reporter pot
ncb, that he had preserved for twenty five ye
,e of During his youth it came into his pos
.Iors sion in a novel way which caused hin
reen put it away in his trunk, where it has
bay NAMED to the present tllhe anu Il Is
II to as hard as stone' IT'S SIZE o4nllnlS
ore slightly, but II ola not shrlVel u OF ot
tulle as one would naturally expect, ouI Pa
TIA into Mortified state. making It gem