Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-01-18

the training which they are receiving is
worthy the attention of the fathers as
well as the mothers. All receive a most
cor iial welcome and will be benefited as
we'll as instructed ny spendir little time
at the place where their children receive
their education.
BARTON LANDING.
o. P. Dunham is i'll.
Miss Eliza g. Eaton is quite sick.
Mrs. Fl. 8. Webster is sick with the grip.
Amos Eaton of Randolph vas here last
week visiting.
Ed. Dudley is selling off his household
furniture at his new house.
The family of Mr.. John Bartlett are re-
covering from their illness.
Bertha Bailey has entered the Burllng-
ton business college for course.
About one week more will complete
Dean & Mathews new storehouse.
The mother of Mrs. Ezra rowle has come
here from Canada to live with her.
pital at Burlington for treatment.
Frank Wheeler bid off the Ellis Stafford
block at the sale Jan. 9th for $3.50.
Wilioughby Grange work the first and
second degrees next Thursday evening.
Mr.. Fuller of the LyndonUiUe Journal
was in town last Saturday on business.
Miss Francalia Baldwin of Sharon, VT.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. D. Chandler.
s. s. Hill has moved from the Winslow
place into tenement in the Stafford block.
Miss Flora Brock of Wells River has
been visiting at J. B. Clements during the
past week.
The receipts for the Thespians' play,
"Neighbor lakewood" the evening OF Jan.
8th, were $50.
The services during the week of prayer,
have been well attended and encouraging
interest manifested.
Mrs. G. E. Ordway and daughter Ruth OF
East ridgewater, Mass, arrived last week
on visit to relatives.
The Knights of Pythias work 1.-THE Sec
ond rank tomorrow, Tuesday evening; the
work to be followed by banquet.
Grant Huzzey had fainting spell while
at work in the mill Thursday, and is now
dangerously ill with heart trouble.
Beede & CowIes are to conduct a sale
Jan. 20 and 21 at r. M. Cowles' store in
Albany, of their stock of garments.
I'M. Taylor Of Bradford came here last
Thursday to see his mother who is quite
i'll at her daughters. Mrs. Geo. Martins.
Geo. Hunt of Evansville has rented lEd. {.
Dudley's new ouse, which he will move
into as soon as Mr.. Dudley's goods are out.
The Chandler Mill Co. have been setting
up their portable sawmill in the past few
days near the river, for saving up the logs.
Mr.. Elmer Doe was in Bangor, Me-, last
week, and reports that mercury registered
AZ degrees below zero one morning while
there.
| Several from here attended the Hills lee
| ture at Newport Thursday evening, among
them being c. H. Jones, Miss Gallup and
Miss Williams.
J.E. Lyon has opened barber shop in
The basement room of the Stafford block,
and invites the old as well as new patrons
| to give him call.
Ora Lyon is running the barber shop
| for Chas. Mute, which the latter bought OF
]. E. Lyon week ago, paying $1,000 for
building and contents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Mathews have return
ed from Norrisville, where they were
called while ago by the illness OF John
| Scbofield, who died Jan. 8th.
The Modern Woodmen installed the
following officers last Wednesday evening
v. c., Geo. E. Cole; NJ. A, Augustus Ben
nett; w. B +, W. ]. Jocelyn; Clerk, e. A
| Wheeler.
A warning is posted calling special viii
lage meeting for Friday evening, Jan. q
to consider the advisability of buying the
Lyon block, recently borght by Chas
Mute, to be used as a hose house.
Taplin & Rowell have about two million
feet OF lumber on the skid, and expect K
put on three million feet before the season
closes. They are working q gang af 2
men and 20 horses at their lumber camp.
Harry Guild cut one of his fingers quit
badly Wednesday in the mill while cuttinl
box stock; and on the same day Jane
Healey cut the thumb on his right han'
nearly off while running circular at tn
mill.
The new m amor,al windows for tn
} Methodist church have arrived after
i. delay OF several weeks, and are low in po