Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-03-07
LOCAL NEWS.
BARTON.

Mrs. Mary j. Burdick is better.
Miss Florence Alger Is more comfortable.
Mrs. S. d. Stone is visiting in st. Johns
bury.
Remember the lecture by DR.. Hills this
evening.
Miss Bessie Smith and cousin visited
at A. J. Smiths recently.
Mrs. Fannie Hull has taken the room
vacated by DIR. Hodgdon.
Mrs Amy A. r. Dow returned from
Massachusetts, last Tuesday.
Ralph King is spending his vacation at
his grandfather's at West Glover.
Mrs. w. L. Anderson fell and was In
jured, recently but is now recovering.
Mrs. Helen Bickford goes to Boston this
week for an absence of about ten days.
Mrs. Amos r Robinson has gone TO Lyn-
donviIle to care for her sister who is Ill.
Miss Madge Burnhsm and Mr.. Herbert
Burnham OF Sutton visited in town last
week.
Mrs. j. F. Kepdrick of West Charleston
visited her sister, Mrs. 3. J. Campbell, last
week.
Dr.. John Bryant of Haverhill, Mass,
made short call upon his mother and
sisters last week.
G. A BarroWs is having the interior OF his
store papered, painted, etc. greatly I'M
proving its appearance.
of ho
next Friday, March IL. Supper at six
O'Clock. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Emerson OF Lyndonville, visited
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Magoon at the
Crystal Lake House last week.
There will be meeting Of the Masonic
order next Thursday evening, work in LIST
degree. Remem Der the change of date.
Mrs. E. c. Martin left last Tuesday
morning for Bushnell, Neb., where she will
visit brother. She expects to remain
| there several months.
The leap year ball last Monday evening
was a grand succeas. There was a very
large attendance and all enjoyed the even
! ing's entertainment.
L.
| reported last week, was born st Barton
Landing, instead of Beebe Plain, as report
ed. She was the daug hter of Osman Badger.
The WomaD's Literary Club will meet on
Wednesday evening, March 10, with Miss
Gay. A full attendan ee is desired as bust
ness of an important nature will come up.
Misses Minnie and Maud Hubbard are
spending part of their vacation visiting
their aunts, Mrs. Ell. L. Aver at No. Dan
VILE and Mrs E. E. Tigdale at st. Johns
| bury.
Several mem bers of the Eastern Star
from Barton Landing, attended the meet
| ing of the society here last Friday evening
An excellent banquet was served and q
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post Office March Z. Please say
advertised when calling for these letters
e. w. Ball, G. A. Elliott, Wallace Jones
Hazel Nutting, F. S. Twombly.
A union memorial service for Mrs. Ed
ward Barnard was held at the Congrega.
tionaI church last evening. An article or
the lite OF Mrs. Barnard is being prepared
and will appear in the next issue of thi
paper.
During the past winter Milo J. Owen ba
sent his hardy bronze turkeys to ever.
and has made two shipments to New Jersey
He has had calls for more than he coult
furnish.
DR.. Guild OF Hanover, N. H., accom-
panied by an assistant, was here last weel
to operate upon Mr.. 8. 9. Currier for gal
stones. The operation was successful an
Mr.. Currier is reported TO be doing as nice
ly as could be expected.
Miss M Dean Moffatt will speak at tn
A Congregational church next Sunday even
: ing on Missionary work. She is forcefu
/ and pleasing speaker, has had Wid
t, experience In the work and Is sure to Civ
something of interest to all.
Mr.. J. w. Halls many friends in TIL
village will be sorry to learn that he is /
poor health. He gave up his work on til
!. road In October because of his health an
: has been spending the winter at his hon
+; il Baltimore. He Is now suffering frol
=; inflam matory rheumatism. His FRIEND
), here will hope for his speedy recovery.
!, at the quarterly conference of the M. ]
V church held last Saturday evening, unar
: imous call was extended to Rsv. w.
:, johnson to remain for another year. III
:. Johnson's faithful and conscientious Wor
!, as well as his ability as speaker has er
/, deared him to his congregation and all wi
be glad that he is to be here for the con
, ing year.
D, The young people of st. PauPs Cathol
a church will present the comedy dram
s'Me and Otis" at the old church on Thur
:, day evening, March 18th. Proceeds 4
= the benedt Of the new church. Admissic
ID 25 cts, reserved seats 35 cts children
l. cts. A cordial invitation is extended
d all. Come out and enjoy the evening.
II Mr.. Peter 81. Rash died at his home
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