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

week.
George Beadle has rented his farm to
s,,ner Eastman who will move on to 1t
this week.
Rev p. P. Parker closed a four years
,sstorste with the F. B. church yesterday.
ue has not decided where he will locate.
The new coat of paint has very much
,ronroved the outside Of the Advent church,
"a last week the interior was made more
attractive by the putting in OF new cell
ing.
TROY.
2 A. Cramer was in Newport, Tuesday. |
Charles Bean was in Richford, last week. |
Lee strople is clerking for William
Hodsden.
There was a dance at Aiken's hall, Thurs
day evening.
GUY Cook and family invited in Lowell
over Sunday.
Allen Ball has moved to his new home
In the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Boyden were in
Newport part of last week.
William sabin has moved to his farm on
North Hill.
Law Percy has moved from Mill street to
the Sal bin house.
Mr.. Libby and son of Beebe Plain were
In town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Royce are passing a
few weeks in Maine.
Royce Houston and Carl Cole each shot
a fine buck last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lot Edwards were recent
visitors at Peter Martins.
R.W. Adams and E. e. Miller of Rich
ford, were In town Monday.
Mrs. Frank Button goes this week to
Montreal, for medical treatment.
Mrs. Harvey Bolton of North Troy hat
been visiting her friend, Mrs. Hutchins.
The Blair & DeLarm Co., is cutting anc
IRA wing logs from the West hill in West
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Strople are visiting
relatives In New Hampshire and Massa
chusetts.
Fred Beck and wife, who have been Il
> town for few days, have returned to st
Johnsbury.
u Rev. Mr.. Ryan preached at Westfield i
the afternoon, and at Troy in the evening
last Sunday.
"The Substitute" which is to appear !
l. the MONITOR, is a popular and interestin
story. Read it.
IL The Ladies' Aid met at the vestry, Thurs
~ day. There was sociable and soup SUI
O. per in the evening.
Frank Wells, who has been in town fc
week has returned to LyndonV1lle az
cCmpanied by his family.
to WESTFIELD.
Perley Benware has returned to Woods
% vile, N. IL.
Mr.. Tibbets has moved into Mrs. Betse
g Stebbins' tenement.
,. Mrs. Sarah Wilcox is visiting her daugt
, ter, Mrs. d. s. Hitchcock.
Id Rev. N. s. Moore will preach in the Coz
gregational church next Sunday, Nov. 3.
he Mr.. and Mrs. Bedford Spaulding of New
e port were recent guests of Mrs. Alfr'
Miller.
rs. Frank Chapman has moved on to t.
to Harland Woodwork farm which he
rented.
we MIR. 81. P, Woodwork and family ha
he gone to their new home in Warehou
Point, Conn.
1aI The Ladies' Aid Society will meet wi
he Mrs. D. E. Wright next Thursday p.
Nov. 8. A good attendance is desired.
ion The MONITOR of Nov. 7 will contain
to opening chapters of ''The Substitute"
of the popular author Will n. Harden. Y
will find it interesting.
ght All will be pleased to learn that
end MarceIlus Farman is out of the hospital
ost- Montpelier and again attending his dut
at the senate. He OBLIGATED for the Fl
snd time Thursday morning and was give
oer- very cordial welcome.
nd WESTMORE.
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r of WIS 0AiAn va -
Nov lord.
Chas. Atkins was home from Montpe
over Sunday.
vino Eva Laroque Is at Barton working
Earl Van Hitchcock.
scre- R. AverilI, wife and daughter, have g
At to Virginia for the winter.
right A large number of hunters are In tt
uests and number of deer have been killed.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Calkins and dau
ter have returned from their trip to Ma
chusetts.
Miss Lena Hitchcock of Troy has
ished very successful term OF school
WIFE, returned to her home.
1t is reported that strange ANNA
to his sembling wildcat has been seen - IN
road near D. J. Orne's.
n the Read The Substitute" the popular
story which is to run In the MoNl
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