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

George Wilder has made trade to move
n q farm in Holland, some time this fall.
CLAYTON Wilder has been on the sick list
the LAST few days. but at present is little
better.
The Christian Endeavor prayer meetings
will hereafter, begin at p. m. instead of
: 30 D. m, on Wednesday evenings.
Mrs. Beebe from Westmore is staying
with her daughter, Mrs. o. P. Wilcox,
while Mr.. Wilcox is attending the legisIa-
ture.
Edgar Drown soon moves from the Will
son hill. Quite extensive lum bering busi-
ness will be carried OH there the coming
winter.
Some have had to thrash their grain in
the field this fall, on account of having a
large crop OF hay, making them short of
barn room.
MORGAN CENTER.
Mrs. L. NJ. Dutton is very sick.
W.P. Barrager is on the sick list.
Mrs F. Elliott is improving slowly.
Mrs. Z. P. Doane is dangerously sick
Mrs. ]. A. Gray visited friends in New
port last week.
Miss Grace Blake goes to Manchester
this week to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Temple visited Mrs B. 81
Ainsworth recently.
CT. Courser, the village blacksmith, is
moving to Bolton, p. Q.
Lewis Barney has bought Mrs. Burbank's
place in the village and wood lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Moulton from Hol-
land called on friends here last week.
Harry Griffin is at home from Waterbury
where he is employed in the insane asylum.
Mrs. c. ]. Thomas and Mrs. G. W. Bry-
ant are at Danville, P. @, attending the
Adventist conference.
| 1t is reported that Mrs. F. j. Cargill,
who is visiting her daughter in Brockville,
Ontario, is sick with appendicitis.
! J. A. Calkins is enlargipg that part of
his building used for the post office. Mr..
Fred Cram of Center Harbor, n. H., has
charge of the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Adams from Coven-
try were called here last week on account
of the serious illness of Mrs. E. Doane.
Mrs. j. A. Bradford is helping care for her.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet with
Mrs S. D. Elliott Wednesday afternoon,
the 18th inst. A full attendance is desired
as important business is TO be transacted
The harvest supper, given by the Ladies
Auxiliary to the Woodmen Wednesday
evening was a success socially, about 75
being present. The inclement weather
kept many away, but those who braved the
elements were well paid.
NEWPORT.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Grow Oct. 4th.
l.. A. Spaulding is visiting relatives in
! Portland and Bangor, Me. 49,
G. II. Prouty, state senator, has been
chosen president pro tenn OF the senate.
Dr. Blanchard and c. F. Bigelow, with
their wives, are at the st. Louis exposition.
J. R. Akin is in New York this week
selecting goods for True & Blanchard Co.
number of Barton people attended q
meeting of Rebekahs here Friday evening
Mrs. ]. L. Baldwin has returned from
Montreal, very nearly recovered from lei
illness.
MIR. c. F. Ranney has received a customs
appointments, being temporarily assigned
to the Island Pond port.
Mrs. A. W. Brown is very sick with
heart trouble. DR.. Burnham OF New York
was here last week to attend her.
Mrs. Ernest Spooner was taken to the
Hanover hospital Friday, where she will
be treated for severe case of appendicitis
Malta Commandery, K. T., attended
District Assembly of Knights Templar al
Cowansville, Que, Friday, by invitation o
Sussex Preceptory.
The piano recital given by the pupils O
Miss Marjorie Batchelder Monday evenin,
was exceptionally good. The selection
by the children demonstrated the excellen
talent of the teacher. The attendant
was large.
e Geo. L. Sleeper died Monday night @
s. heart disease at the age of IS years. Tn
luu6Ed1 NdS uSIu VIII q
/, Newport Center. He was brother to A. {
9r Sleeper and one of Viewpoints oldes
residents.
y The remains of Mrs. Harvey Harmon
:, OF St. Johnsbury were brought here Wed
nesday. The funeral was held in til
* Baptist church, with burial here. Sh
i'll formerly resided in Coventry. She we
born in Bolton, Que, SO years ago.
d, The first meeting of the season of tt
yh Ladies' Reading Circle was held Oct.
n with Mrs. Amy Hall, and there was q
he attendance of about twenty. Several
the members addressed the meeting. tt
,,, outlook for the season is very encouragir
a. for profitable work. The first form
- meeting of the club will be held in tt
- conversation room of the Goodrich libral
,Iv Oct.l2
The fire alarm Friday noon drew after
81, ton to the Young steam laundry, locate
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