Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-02

Or. and Mrs. w. E. Bailey Wis
town recently.
A. B. Rich's sugarhouse was a.
by fire last Monday.
Mrs. Annette Randall spent seve
at ii. N. Davis last week.
James Drew from wheeiock Wis
+. Il. Percival's last week.
Mrs. Thomas Chapman, who has
Tor the past week, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Cook Of Newp
tied at Il. II. Cooks over SUNDAY.
Frank Mcclellan was in town Ia
to visit his mother, who is verv III
Frank Darling has moved into
Scott's house near the Methodist
Ernest A. Wilson has gone to Ply
Nh, to work in a hardware and fec
Q. A. Kelton has purchased Silver
business and made his first trip this
ing.
The w. c. T. U. will meet Wit
Nancy Drew Wednesday afternoon
O'Clock.
Mrs. w. S. Willard of this yilIap
candidate in the Lyndonuiue .Journ
ing contest.
Mrs. j. g. King, who has been co
to the house for the past few weeks.
able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Barker OF Graf
were at A. j. ADderson's to q ssspo
off, last Tuesday,
Mrs. E. A. Norton and daughter
Mary Cobb, and son, Marquis. visit
Laconia and Lisbon, N. H., recently.
The Ladies Aid will hold a socis
the Congregational church yestrv
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Z. ID. Kimball moves back on to his
this week and Silas Gray takes poss
OF the house bought of Mr.. Kimban.
Mrs. Hunt OF Westmore is heIpinp|
for Mrs. EFT. Mcclellan, who has been
gerouslY i'll, but is now somewhat i'm M
Miss Molly Royston of Montreal
has been visiting her brother, w. A.
ton. She went from here to 1Greensbd
visit relatives.
Mrs. Frank Drew of Portsmouth, N
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n
Dunn. Mr.. Drew came here Saturday
to spend few weeks.
Mrs. l.. B. Wiley and Mrs. Geore1
Galley have been enjoying a visit
tnelr brothers, DR.. Z. L. French of eli
, and D. q. French of Dorchester. Mass
James Lang has been visiting his al
Mrs. Carl Bean and Martha Lang. an
father, William Lang. James is now g
ing In store at Center Harbor, N. Fl.
Nine deaths have occurred In our
village during the past six months
with two exceptions, the persons were
seventy years of age. The combined
OF six of them make over 500 years.
The village blacksmiths appear {
prospecting. The houses of George w
and Ed. Richardson have each recei,
new coat of paint and extensive re
are being made on the interior of
buildings.
There will be a May party at Inst
hall next Friday evening. Stones or
ira will furnish music. You are esne,
invited to come and see the M.F. and
Hall bill fifty cents. A good time is n
ised. All come.
Read 1.-The Gentleman From Indie
The opening chapters of this really Z
mating story will be found in this issr
the MONITOR. 1t is one of the bes
have ever given. 1t is sure to interest
young and old.
Mrs. J.P. Christie has opened a mill
parlor at her home in this village. Sh,
tine assortment of New York STYLES
has engaged an experienced trimmer.
Is good location for milIiner and
hope she will receive liberal patronae
LIE. w. f. Templeton is a little more C
fo1table. Much anxiety is felt for
genial doctor during his severe Illness
the people are glad to notice even a 81
improvement in his condition. Drs.
and Percy Templeton of Montpelier
DR.. Nichols of Barton are attending I
At the annual business meeting of
Epworth League the following off
were chosen for the coming year: Pr
dent, Albert Merriam; I'd vice presfd
Mrs. S. N. Clark; Sd vice president. 4
J. Mcdonald; 4th vice president. ]
Sargent: secretary, Helen M. Rich: tn
urer, Gertrude Mason; organist. Gertr
Mason.
WEST CLOVER.
Ray Styles is at Derby at work i
creamery.
Ellis Prescott is suffering from an att
OF tonsilitis.
Alice Bean from Canada is spendin
few weeks here with her sisters.
Sugar makers have all made an unus
amount of sugar this season.
Mr..and Mrs. L. NJ. Clement and and
of Evansville spent last Tuesday at c
A. Humphreys.
Ernest Freeman of Barton enjoyed
sweets of his uncle, N. T. Lyman's su
camp part of last week.
Bert w GODDARD has been home from Nor
field, Mass, the past week, He will
turn to the school there.
Read "The Gentleman From Indian
This interesting story commences in t
issue and is sure to please all.
Rev. George P. RoWell arrived here fr
East Corinth on Friday. He will boz
at G. F. Cutters for the present.