Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-02

treatment.
Julius Hazen will start for California
ohout he middle of this month to spend |
the winter.
C.R. Prescott's people and Mrs. t. Eddy |
are moving on to Mrs. Eddy's farm in
Evansville.
High street is being constantly improved
by the grading aud fixing up about the
new houses.
Mrs. E. F. Humphrey visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cobb, last Monday
and Tuesday.
Row Joslyn of Lebanon, N H., visited
his sunts, Misses Helen and Pomona JOS
lyD, last week.
/ Miss Clara Comstock, who has been
spending her vacation here, has returned
to Fair Haven.
A. d. Beeman of Fairfax shipped car
load OF maple sugar from this station to
market Friday.
! Mitchell Lapete is working for the Bell
Telephone Company on the line between
/ here and Newport.
Mrs. E. n. Butler and daughter Belle go
today to New York where they will reside
during the winter.
At Montreal Saturday Ecstatic trotted an
exhibition mile, lowering the track record
from 2124 to 21Ot.
Mrs. c. w. Sheaff of Marshfield with her
child spent a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Dane, last week.
A. G. Merrill of Craftsbury and Harvey
Kimbal OF Somerville, Mass, visited at
II. w. Bliss recently.
Aaron Twom oily of Pasadena, Cal, who
has been visiting his brothers here, re-
turned home last week.
H.. L. Green moves this week from E E.
Liddells tenement into A. t. Buswell's
; house on Cemetery Hill.
Mrs. Ezra Martin has moved into Mrs
e. n. Buffers house, where she Will resloe
: during the coming winter.
Miss Harriet Austin, who has been at
tending Cora Mossman, was called to pa
; tient in Irasburg yesterday.
Florence Bean entertained about thirty
Q of her friends at her home with corl
roast last Wednesday evening.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Kellam of Lynn
Mass, are visiting Mrs. KelIam's sister,
Mrs. Ciyde Rines for few days.
n large mum Der from this place are plan
ming to go to Montpelier Wednesday to
D attend the centennial celebration.
= Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Goodro were called to
l.: North Troy the last of the week by the
n death of relative, A. w. Sanborn.
4 Mrs. W. w. Foster, formerly of Iraaburg
D.: later of Denver, Col, was in town las
d week, calling on relatives and friends
O The first meeting of the Afternoon Stud!
?. Club will be at the home of Mrs. Luc!
Robinson next Thursday at 2:30 p. m.
!. Pliny Miller, F. Gilman, Lewis Labor
10 w. ]. Campbell and F. Ii. Foster are t
have telephones installed in their house
soon.
10 Mrs. NJ. ]. Burdick, who has been visit
" ing her son, Frank Burdick, for SON
m weeks, has returned to her home in Dar
vile.
Mrs. Fred Carter and son, former rel
idents here but now living in Massach'
in sets, were in town calling on friends Ia
week.
n Aaron Drown is going to Massachuset
to visit friends this fall and expects
spend the winter with a brother in Cal
'Hs tornia.
Mozart Foss, who has been visiting re
ins atives in this vicinity for some Week
started for his home In Cambridge, Mas
mt, Friday.
Homer Chaplin was called to Montgor
rby cry last week on account of the sickness
his mother, who has since died, it Is
ass- ported.
Mr.. and Mrs o. B. Dodge are to take
. &. trip to Washington county and Will spe
some time visiting friends at Barre and
i at Montpelier.
Melvin Ordway of Glover with his gas
he line engine and fodder cutter filled D
Cases new silo with ensilage in We
TO short time last week.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Slayton of Morr
her vile, who have just returned from a t.
through the west, visited their niece, M
I. A. Geo. c. Lang, last week.
Curtis Mudgett, who bought the
iited Ready house, has painted, papered a
done considerable repairing on the pro
aims erty preparatory to moving in.
d. D. Bean shipped valuable span
"a at brown horses to parties in New York
week. He also bought chestnut mare
Lyndonville 70 mate one he had.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Barrows and Mr..
Mrs. w. R. Aldrich took an automot
"'0' ride to Stone Pond where they spent
enjoyable afternoon last Saturday.
l"eN F. D. Bean, son of D. d. Bean, was
amiaed by the Massachusetts, State n
Han macy~ Committee Board, last week,
mer' passed, rscei wing very high marks.
crest Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Plllsbury ana
Mar and Mrs. J. F. Batchtlde are taxing
TO BostOh: in Mr.. Pillsbury's automo
1g as this week, to be gone about week.
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