Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-11-21

and Mrs. Wright Lowell and Dean
b at /. g. Jowell's Thursday.
pes Avery and Bryant are holding re-
meetings at the Methodist Church.
& eraI from this place attended the
ell lecture at Hsrdwick Thursday
ng.
arge number attended the w. r. {.
at c. o. Dsvison's Friday, and an
able time was had.
e MONITOR agent will be at this post
next Monday afternoon Nov. Is to
pit subscriptions to the MONITOR.
ram Daniels received fall from the
of the new blacksmith shop on
ia he was at work last Thursday,
ause being the giving wsy of stag
No bones were broken but he
severely shaken and has been confined
is bed for a few days. His many
DDS hope for speedy recovery.
gene Horner is confined to bed.
snry Bosrdmsn of wolcott visited in
D recently.
lac Piper has been confined to the
be by illness the past week.
rs. Jane Flanders and daughter, Mrs.
en-, visited in East Hardwick last
k.
larry Clark is pressing and shipping
n this place the hay sold at auction on
Sparhawk place.
owls Lamoreaux has sold his farm to
rlie st. Louis and for the present is
ing with Amos Cushion in East
dwick.
R-ASBURG.
rs. Stetson has rented her farm to
mas Simeno.
rs. G.. w. Parker spent last week with
sister, Mrs. Holt, in Newport.
II of the schools in town, except the
age, closed last Friday for vacation of
weeks.
rs. Matte Wood ward finished her
DOL in Glover last Friday and has re-
ned home.
henry Goss. goes today to Portland Me.
tate deputy to represent the interests of
order OF Woodmen in the deputy meet
to be held there.
here was union Thanksgiving service
the Cong. church yesterday morning
b music suited to the occasion. An ex-
lent sermon was preached by Rev. Mr..
eton.
The reception for Rev. and Mrs. Poeton
the Cong. vestry last Friday evening was
ery pleasant occasion. Quite pleasant
tertainment was arranged commencing
Tia an osgsn solo by Miss Blanche Win
songs by DR.. p. G. empleton, Belle
mers and Ruth Wheeler; nicely given
Rdings by Miss Emma Goss and Mrs. J..
Il carpenter; very fitting remarks by Rev.
E. Knapp to which Rev. Mr., Poeton
sasantly responded in behalf OF himself
. d family. Cake and coffee were served.
JAY.
Joseph Batchum has moved to No. Troy.
hoy Percy has moved in with his mother.
Mr.. e. Z. Call and Miss Anna Honsinger
ere married Wednesday.
Il. NJ. Chase Of East Richford spent Sum
.sy and Monday in town.
Rolla Titus OF Barton Landing was in
wn the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ariel are rejoicing in
be arrival of a en-pound boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.E Chase have gone to
arton Landing to spend Thanksgiving.
LOWELL.
Mrs. Hill visited in Brattleboro last
Feek.
Clarence Parker was in Enosburg We'd
|esdsy.
VIII shortsleeves has returned from
Kew York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton were in WesttielC
" Wednesday.
Samuel LacIair has moved from Mont
somery to his farm.
Misses Ellen and Anna Gilbert visited
Wells River recently.
Irving Stephenson was in Barton Tues
day of last week on business.
Horace Hall goes to Virginia today
spend the winter with his sister.
Austin Blake has secured a good positlo
as clerk in a store in Tunbridge.
Theda Wellman and Sybil Warren wei
home from Johnson school over SUNDAY
Edmund Lsfiamme has returned fro
Fairfield and will spend the winter
town.
Mr.. Potter has rented his farm for OF
wear to Mr.. Domino of Montgomel
Center.
Henry Pudvah will board with MI
WelIman and attend the village school tn
winter.
Mrs. Emily wellmsn and Mrs. Gel
Cello visited at Dwight Harding's in Yves
field Thursday.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society m
in the town hall Wednesday, Nov.
Supper was served and a good time
reported.
Miss Grace Coolidge will take MI
Farman's place in the primary departme
OF the village school. Miss Helen 81
nbenson will teach the higher departmeI