Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-19

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9Th, was made to read by the MONITOR 49,
Truly yours,
E. o. RANDALL.
The above was an error such as will oc-
easionally occur in a printing office despite
the most careful proof reading. The four
lone democrats must have felt that they
were appreciated. led.
RASBURC.
Mrs. Lucy Curtis has been entertaining
friends from Laconia, n. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawson of Newport visited
at S. F. Slack's last Tuesday.
Mr.. F. M. Sears started for the st. Louis
exposition last Saturday afternoon.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Crawford last Saturday morning.
Mr. Eo bridge is improving, and is hop
| ing to be- about again il the near future
Mrs. Haywood of West Burke is spend
| ing few weeks with her niece, Mrs. Cur
tbs.
Leo Cook goes to Burlington next week
to commence course of study in the w.
"
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses White are entertain
ing their daughter Ella, whose home is IN
Honolulu.
Melvin Ordway has new grain reaper
that he has been using for the benefit OF
his neighbo as well as himself.
Remember the auction sale of the grist-
mill owned by the R. S. Howard estate on
Monday, Sept. 26 in The afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses White in company
with their daughter Ella are visiting
friends in Holyoke and Boston, Mass.
1t Is Helen Lemus who is attending
school in Newport, not Helen Somers as it
was made to read i'll the MONITOR last
week.
Mr.. G. B. Brewster has recently pur-
chased a corn harvester, also an engine for
threshing grain, cutting feed for the siio
and saving wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Parker have returned
from Boston where they have been spend
ing several weeks with their daughter.
Mrs. Gertrude Ross.
Miss Helen Thompson sailed from New
York, Saturday, Sept. 18th, on the steamer
Pennsylvania, of the Hamburg American
Line, for Europe, where she will spenc
two years in study and travel.
Rev. Mr.. Poeton preached in the Cong
church yesterday. He has accepted the
= call to become pastor of the church ant
a with his wife and three little daughter
hope to be settled in the parsonage in tn
= near future.
d Mrs. Mary (Holman) Charles, who ha
been very i'll for several weeks, underwear
d serious operation at the General Hosp1ta
= In the city of Buffalo last Wednesday. ID
Mann. (who it will be remem bered operat
, ed upon President Mckinley, was tn
3. operating surgeon.
Quite an improvement is being mace
n tn e cemetery, lots graded and stones right
n ed. Thrill and Reach have cleaned ~
stones for the town per order of the select
men. besides 100 small ones, and cemente
so; also individual work to the amount
=, 5000. Their work has been very sat1sfae
tory.
d Remember the auction sale OF real esta'
a. and personal property at the Frank
San born place on Tuesday, Sept. 2Itl
IN commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.
~ NEWPORT.
Dorothy Drew and Dorothy Spear a
sick. ..---,
Harold Rawson has returned to the
~" V. NJ. at Burlington.
IT. The Lady of the Lake made her last tr
: OF the season last Monday.
ne A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Collins at Montreal, Sept. 9.
W. Fred Cattanach and Charles Batcheld
have returned to McGill college, Montre
ner Mrs. Henry ChamberIin and gran
daughter started last Wednesday on tint
ave return to Denver, Col.
Rennie Cummings and Miss Nj
use Achilles were married last Wednesd
evening at the at the Baptist church
EN-, Rev. Chas. Brown.
g. Mr.. Harvey of Passumpsic, student
lss., the Perkins Institute for the Blind, of B
OWN ton, was in town last week, guest of
and Mrs. B. Webb.
BUR- DIR. Ward, customs veterinary inspect
sity accompanied by Mrs. Ward, visited
Massachusetts,, New Hampshire and VI
Ugh GUS piA'e' IL Ferlo1s
; In Mr.. Bert G. Watkins of Derby and n
Kittie Sleeper, daughter OF MIR. and D
J.. Charles L. Drown, were married at
East home of the bride asst wednesday even
Company L, v. n. g.. returned II
IL be their southern trip last Tuesday nls
mes They were tired lot OF boys, but no
expressed regret at taking the trip as
*. is | experience of actual army life was