Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-04-10


at the home of his father, c. c. King,
in Albany.
The Woman's Literary Club will meet
with Mrs. II. ]. Stannard Wednesday eve
ming, April II.
FIR. Fulton of Bradford has taken the
place OF Charles Sheaff in the B. & NJ. r. r.
station here.
The Afternoon Study Club will meet
with Mrs. A. B. Blake Thursday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock.
Mrs. S. NJ. Bickford was In Newport
over Sunday, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Percy Robbins.
Ruby A. Campbell of st. Johnsbury is
spending short vacation visiting friends
in this village.
One hundred and forty persons attended
the sugar party at the Congl church
Wednesday evening.
After recovering from run of the bill
ious fever c. c. W. Heath was again in his
barber shop last week.
The ladies of the ". c. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. B. Jerome Tuesday afternoon,
| April IL, at 800 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). s. Johnson oil St.Johns
bury are here, for a few days visiting
their son NJ. w. Johnson.
SariI Brooks is finishing off tenement
and doing other repairing in the house he
bought of the Buswell estate.
Mr.. F. L. Hildreth was called last week
to his former home in Newport Center on
account OF illness in the family.
! lie. Grapes has secured the services of
N. A. Mcdonald OF t.Johrsbury towork in
his blacksmith shop during the summer.
MI. Kicker has moved into Mrs. Fos-
ter's house near the Owen block from q
tenement in Saril Brooks Buswell house
Many have availed themselves of the
''sugaring offs" by Mr.. Brooks at the
Foster sugar place the past two weeks
On March 31st son was born to Rev
and Mrs. ]. p Garfield OF Enfield, Conn.,,
instead OF daughter as was reported last
, week.
Roy w. Flood, printer of experience.
and former foreman in the Brandon Union
office at Brandon is employed in the Mon
IToR Office.
Clifford Leach returned from Connecticut
last week where he bad been to take sever
al horses which d. d. Bean had SOLD to
parties there.
Mr. s0d Mrs. NJ. W. Johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. w. A Royston went to Green's
boro Saturday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Cuthbertson.
James Hardie has moved from the
stables at Hotel Barton to the Ufford barn
near S. E. Wlnslow's, where he will still
run the livery business.
The annual fish an d game league meet
: ing will be held Tuesday evening, April
18th, for the election of officers. Allmem-
bers are requested to be present.
Regular meeting of Orleans Lodge
Friday evening. AS this is the annual
: conyOcation and election of officers it Ii
= hoped all members will be present.
S. J. Smith has engaged to take charge
d OF the Pratt Photographic Studio at New
: port commencing May 1st. He will also
;e have branch studio at Island Pond.
, K. D. Burt, who has been in charge o.
e the Crystal Lake Hotel for some months
past, will be landlord at the Raymond
.. House at Newport during the summer.
n On Tuesday evening March 28th the Y
M. c. A. of the University of Vernon
h elected officers. G. Leland Green, forme
Y, student here, was elected corresponding
ID secretary.
ke The following letters remain uncallet
On for at the post office April 10. Please So.
II advertised when calling for these letters
D. Celina Durocher, James F. johnson
u u Bertha Martin.
tie George Reed recently purchased fin
D PAGER in Boston with record OF 2:O6i; bu
- last week one of his work horses ktcke'
the PAGER and broke mis- leg, necessitatin
killing the horse.
Charles Folsom of Derby assisted in th
-. meat market, while his brother, II. A
Folsom went to Bellows Falls to atten
r- the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Augusta Fol
som Fuller, of that place.
in Prof H. j. Stannard is announced as on
OF the speakers at the spring banquet C
ok the Vermont Sshoolmssters' Club, whie
with be held at Hotel Windham, Below
ne Falls, Friday evening, April 14th.
Mr. Moses Brooks of Nashua has bee
in spending. weeks vacation st his hom
here. Saturday evening a great many
Iys the young psople met and passed pleas
ant evening with him. he will return t
ew his dutiesto- Gay.
The many friends OF Rev. and Mrs. Ge'
mn Howe Will be pleased to learn that toe
are pleasantly situated at Southern Pine
IN n Z. Mir. and Mrs Arthur Drew visite
them on their recent trip and were mo
Ii cordially received.
William Mcfarland of st. Johnsbury
las building storehouse for sugar near u
&c. cattle yard beyond the freight static
rt Here TIE Geo. Cary Co. will store the n
asr pie sugar which they buy from this al