Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-18

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Mr.. 1. c. Smith remains in very poor
health
Oscar Gibbs returned to Dartmouth Col
lege last week.
e. R. Baraw has beea sick with the grip
the past week.
George May hew has moved from George
| Ford's house back to Dixville P. @.
Mr.. Hall, living on Cottage street, is out
| again, after a severe attack of the grip.
Mrs. George T wombly has returned from
| the hospital, and is on the way to improve
ment.
| George Ford finished clerking for Beede
& Cowles April 9Th, and is now employed
repairing his houses.
Charlie Stafford returned from Boston
April 9th, and is now clerking in a. s.
Webster's drug store.
Mr.. Fixes has moved from the Carl Far
ley house to the house he has been fixing
over for few months past.
The Masons went to Barton Friday night
by Invitation OF Orleans Lodge, to witness
work in the third degree.
Arthur Rogers has moved from George
Ford's house to Mrs. Lewis Simpson g
house on Willoughby street.
Wesley Bassett has recovered from his
illness and returned to his duties in True
& Blanchard's store at Newport.
Mr.. Stephen Burbank is out again after
a hard attack of the grip. Mrs. Burbank
has also been ill during the past week.
Dean & Mathews are planning to move
from the Kimball block to their new
grain store south side of the river May 1st
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Brown of Lyndonville, Apr. 10. Mr..
Brown is son of Mr.. John Brown of this
village.
G. s. Gibbs had an order from Manhat-
tan, ILL.,, last week to make pair Of shoes
They were for a woman and were num-
bered eight.
: G. A. Wheeler has just put one of Per-
cival's settees into his store. His custom
! ers can now sit down in state while trying
on new pair of shoes.
The following letter remains uncalleC
for at the post-off April 1S. Please say
advertised when calling for these letters
Miss Hattie Mardin.
Rev. S. G. Lewis was called to Danvill'
= last Tuesday to officiate at the funeral o.
= Miss Hatch, q sister of the girl formerl,
employed in his family here.
. c. D.iFrench was in Newport Friday t.
look after carload of horses that had ar
= rived from Skinner, French & Co.'s lum
= Der camps in Maine. Tney are to be sold
: Eight horses were required to draw tn
boiler of Philbrick's portable mill owe
from Westmore last week. Mr.. Philbrool
e will begin saving the hardwood logs TO
=, Chandler & Co. this week.
# Miss Bailey of North Troy, in the EN-
n ploy of Mrs. Ernest Wheeler, got up i
g her sleep the other night, dressed an
e started down stairs, but fell the most
# the way to the hall below, receiving sever
u injuries about the head.
q The sale held by the Village Improve
y ment Society was very successful, bringln
!e about S55 into the treasury toward tn
=, summers work. The members OF the sc
d ciety feel very grateful to all who SO heart
n lily and generously contributed.
y Merrick Taplin was in Bradford the frs
of last week selling stock at auction. d
Ill also went to Pawtucket and Providence
E R. L, last week to arrange will large prop
/ erty holders about conducting a series
Is real estate sales again this spring.
o. An advertisement party and bonn'
ID trimming contest will be given by tt
Us young peoples society in the Cong
es vestry Tuesday evening, Apr. 10th. Ao
nc mission for gentlemen, ten cents; Il
As ladies, an untrimmed bonnet with materia
~ Ice cream and cake will be served. A
III cordially invited.
d It is expected that Mrs. Henry A. Smit
10 will enter the Montreal hospital this wee
}" for treatment, to be accompanied there I
eI DIR. Ranney. Mrs. Smith broke her shou
IN der several months ago, and the injul
oo failing to heal properly has caused her
ne great deal Of suffering.
-, Carroll Joslyn was off duty last week
al reason OF badly blstered feet, caused fro
us poulticing after having eleven corns r
III moved. AS soon as he is able, Mr.. Josly
ler will go to Idaho to accept position
he civil engineer in the government emplo
ia' This is the course that Mr.. Joslyn took
Va Yale College two years ago. We are We
ne sorry to have so exemplary young m'
n. - ,,;,,o,e but wish him every su
leave our V1tl6Se3 Uue H1oA AAAA SN0AJ %
no cess possible in his new field OF labor.
Ast The red letter evening OF the Saturd
no Evening Reading Club was observed ls
eS' Thursday evening at the home OF Miss E
'" Martin. There was first class litera
gh and musical entertain ment as follows:
IT. piano solo by Prof Hall; piano duet
'to Miss Lothrop and Prot. Hall; banjo
pcs guitar duet by Miss Lillian Lothrop
nce Mr.. Hall; selections by the ladies' quart
'sn and readings by the Misses Eva Mar
oa' and Grace Austin. F. e. Stoddard sers
>io e-cream. There was an attendance
VIA about thirty. five, who enjoyed the eVeni
o1 greatly.
ooK The through freight north at about 4
IN o. N. was partially wrecked here Thurso
real 1t was q long train of about fifty cars
lne was just pulling out from the siding
oV- the 4:20 train was lea wing, when about
.Ies fifth. car from the caboose jumped
suuu0 oraund directlV acr