Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-10

There WaSa con ventlon OF NlaVl WORKERS
here last week in charge Of Frank c. Con
don.
The w. c. T. u. will hold q food sale in
CoUIes' music store next Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. James Buswell, who has been visit
ing friends in town, returns to Laconia, n
H., today.
Mr.. John Smith is to carry on the Case
farm and has moved his family there from
Westmore.
Special meeting of Orleans Lodge, No.
50. F. & A. NJ. next Friday evening. Work
in z. {. degree.
Mr.. B. B. Blake has purchased the Ira
Wyman place of Mr.. A. S. Drew. He
intends to reside there.
C.F. Perc1vaI and family have gone to
Springfield, Mass. Mr.. Percival will soon
open an office in that city.
Mr.. c. A. Chase, who has been for some
time past in the employ OF FL. A. Folsom,
has gone to Massachusetts.
Word was received here Saturday from
Boston that G. Frank Kellogg died Friday.
He was cousin of E. H. Webster.
E. S. Rash is moving to Stone Pond. He
has taken job OF numbering Of the E. L.
Chandler Co., of Barton Landing.
Miss Harriet Austin, accompanied by
Mrs. Burdick, attended the funeral of
Florence Alger at Irasburg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom Bickford and chill
dren are taking carriage drive to Frank
lin county where they will visit friends.
Mrs. o. E. Cowles, president of Woman IS
Literary Club, attended the State Fedora
tion of Clubs at Bellows Falls, Oct. and 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Cook have been
entertaining h cir infant grandson,
Maynard Skinner, while his parents were
away.
Mrs. w. r. Powney and Mrs. John
Suitor recently went to st. Johnsbury to
see their sister, Mrs. Johnston, who has
been very Ill.
sold at auction at the Leland farm on the
hill road from Barton to Barton Landing
next Friday at 10 o'clock.
Miss Ella Cults, who went to the hospita
in Montreal recently for treatment, has re-
turned. She will visit friends in New
Hampshire for time.
! Regular meeting of the W. G. T. .. at
! Mrs. E. H. Webster's tomorrow, Tuesday,
afternoon at o'clock. All who are inter-
ested are invited to attend.
The ladiesof the Cong. society will give
their annual chicken pie supper at the YES
try Wednesday evening, Oct. 18th from
to O'Clock. Supper 25 cents.
Arthur W. Buswell of U. S. mail service
has been transferred from st. Albans te
White River on the B. & NJ. line. He was
home for short visit last week.
In April 1887 Mr.. Frank Burdick begar
carrying the mafl between the station anc
the post Office. He has carried it contin'
uously from that date until last week.
Miss Harriet Austin was recalled from
her stay with Mrs. Orcutt on the shore o
Crystal Lake last week by the illness o
proved.
Asa result of the abundant fruitage thi
year, Mr.. 81 s. Johnson recently left u
three apples that weighed two pounds anc
three ounces. One of them measured thir
teen inches In circumference
; H. V. Jones of NewtonviIle, Mass, re
Gently Joined his family here. They hav
, been spending some time with DR.. an
: Mrs. Nichols at Long Pond. They leaV
: for their today. :
Mr.. William F. Wentworth of Bostor
t reader and impersonator, will give a
: entertainments at Seaver's opera hall Frida
o evening, Oct. f4th, under the auspices {
b Cong. Ladies Society. Admission 25 cent
The following letters remain uncalle
: for at the post office Oct. 10. Please So
t. advertised when calling for these letters
u Mrs. John Drake, Mrs. H. "A. Sawye
8, Frank YsncouE
=; CARD-We wish to extend our since
thanks to many friends for their kindne
- during he illness and death of our sist
= and daughter, and especially to the facul
!. GEO. h. ALGER,
~ g. G. ALGER.
There was a large attendance at the Su
day-school rally at the NJ. E. church ye
b. terday. WitHthe exception OF report
the S. s. cor vention, given by Mrs. A
>, Cowles, and singing by the children
exercises were as usual.
v. The Woman's Literary Club held Tn
first meeting of the year with Mrs. W.
Y. Hartwell on Wednesday evening. On
count OF the absence from town OF the $
er retary, MIS-, Campbell, Miss Mabel y
was elected secretary for the coming Ye
T. The winter train schedule on the bost
& Maine R r. will go into effect tod
The New York and Quebec express ira
ne both morning and evening will be tai
of. The Montreal and Boston expr
'ry trains will un Sunday as during the p
summer.
is After Mr and Mrs. J. G. Peene had clio
HEox Hall" Tor the winter and were We