Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-31

Mrs. Erwin BuIlsrd spent a no
week with friends in East Burke
Allie DeBrune got a sprainsd .
week by falling from the roof OF
ing.
Inomas Wilson has moved
mouse he recently purchased
Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Goss st0-,a,
on a visiting trip, expecting 70
ten days.
A daughter, Vivian GLADYS r
born to Mr.. ard Mrs. Geo W
Sept. %.
You VIII surely be interested IN
Harben's story, "The Substitute
starts In our next issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert soro
Waltham, Mass, visited their 90
J. and Emma Lindeay, recently.
B. M. Wiley and Geo. Fowler
urned from their hunting +
70 wler bringing with him a fine 4
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. E. M. Salmon is on the sic.
A. J. Daniels and family spent 81
Barton.
E. c. Judd and wife are Wis,
Georgia.
Mrs. William Graham spent n
in Hardwick.
J. 81. Clark and o. c. Kittridpe
ring potatoes.
MIR. and Mrs. Small returned +
chester Oct. 20.
V. King has closed his ongageme
Frank Amsden.
Henry Carter is spending a te
with n. A. Ross. -
Mrs. Abner Keith from Wheeloct
iting at A. ]. Daniels.
Emery Duval is home from RI
suffering from an injury received
stone shed.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. d. F. Moulton is visiting fri
Derby.
E. G. Moulton shot fine deer las
nesday. 4
w. j. Kidder was at Derby ON \
last Saturday. -.
M. Z. Lackey was at Derby on b
last Thursday. ~.
Parker Demick has been quite
VIM. Hackett's.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Harper of RI
are visiting at Daniel Harper's.
Don Allbee was at Island Pond Oh
ness last Thursday and Friday. -!
The Substitute" a story OF An
life graphically told, commences
next issue of the MONITOR. Do not
| read it.
The honey social at L. R. Kelley,
nesday evening was well attende
much enjoyed by all. About 4.
people were present. The supr
nothing to be desired and aItogethe
a very pleasant occasion.
Clarence Smiths barn was burn
tuesday morning, together with ne
OF the contents, ten COWS, one no
grain, potatoes, farm implement
The fire was caused by lantern VIII
pIoded, causing the fire to spread
rapidly that very little was saved
loss Is partially covered by insuran,
.- RASBURG. @
Mrs. Warren Rouse is visiting fri
Lowell.
The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mr.
Slack, Wednesday, at 2:3O p. m.
Mrs. F. A. Buchanan, who has bee
Ill the past two weeks, is recovering
Mrs. Templeton returned from
Louis Exposition, last Thursday mig
The L. o. g. T. will hold a box so
the court house hall Wednesday g,
Nov. 2. III
Read the opening chapters OF eth
st1tute" which will appear in the Mo
next week. 1t will interest you. Z
Mrs. Lucy Smith, who has been !
ing the summer with her sister. Mrs,
Holdridge, has returned to Fall
Mass, for the winter. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Locke celel
the fifth anniversary of their maj
Oct. 20, by entertaining several frien,
relatives at their home at Grand view.
CASWELL'S MILLS.
Earnest Gray is at work in Newpor
Mrs. Ray Heath is sick with tonsiIi
Miss Nettie sanborn is visiting In
gan. -
Elder Wales brother has been vi
him ~:
Mr.. Edwin Vaughn's people will
this week. They have taken a farm
west part of the town.
LOWELL.
DR.. Tittemore was in Coventry Thu
Mr.. Ira Parker from Newport is vi
in town.
Mr.. J. Silsby of Hartford. Conn
town on business.
Maurice Parker of Coventry is in
hunting, for few days.