Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-23

Mrs. c. Bryan, who has been stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Miller for some
weeks, has gone to Rutland.
Frank Caron, who went to Ballington,
Wash, has secured a good situation as
salesman in a clothing store.
The social dance was not well attended
and the young men who backed the enter
tainment were left sin the hole"
n. NJ. Hubbard, Eugene Glazier, Amos
Robinson and Earle Jenness are at Long
Pond, Westmore, hunting deer.
c. E. Hamblet is at Pixies station where
he will superintend Mr.. Pixies store md
business until January or later.
Special communication of Orleans Lodge,
No. So, F. & A. M, Tuesday evening,
October 81. Work on E. A. degree.
Mrs. Carrie Murray and Miss Mary ].
Owen spent few days with their sister,
Mrs. Hiram Miles, at Barnet recently.
At the Brattleboro dog show recently n.
Nj. Hubbard got 1st open, End limit, and
reserve winners on his red cocker bitch.
Will Maxwell, Glen Mears, and Clyde
Heath are tenting near the Pillsbury Pond
in Sutton this week looking for big game.
A B. Glidden, who recently bought A.
browns residence, is having 1t papered,
painted, etc, preparatory to his occupy
ing it.
Joseph Brooks is getting out stone for
the foundation of DIR. Magoon's cottage
across the lake where he will build next
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Barrows and Rev. and
Mrs. w. A. Warner spent last Wednesday
and Thursday at Mr. Barrows' cottage at
Stone Pond.
| d. d. Bean end o. H. Mossman we're in
Lancaster and Berlin Falls, N. H., recently
looking for horses. They bought fine
| span of chestnuts.
Mrs. c. E. Hamblet visited at Pixies
station the first of the week, and took in
the state Sunday school convention at St.
Johnsbury Wednesday.
E. Gaines, Ernest, Fred and Henry In
gals have gone to region over beyond
Island Pond where they expect to bag
number of deer this week.
Real estate is selling at good advantage
in this village, and a number from sur
rounding towns are looking over property
with the intention of locating here.
The first snow of the season to whiten
| the ground in this village came last night
| but disappeared soon after the sun got up
and the weather promises to be fair again.
Mrs. A. M. Cutler spent last week with
her friend, Mrs. w. w. Holbrook, at Hyde
Park, and attended the session of the
Woman's Culture Club on Monday even
ing.
Harvey Prouty, who went to Brig htlook
hospital, st. Johnsbury, recently to have a
leg amputated has returned to j. W..
MurkIand's and seems to be getting along
finely.
Frank Bean, son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. D..
Bean, who recently graduated from the
school Of pharmacy in Boston,! has secured
an excellent situation in F. A. Smiths drug
store in Braintree.
Joseph Weed Of Melburn, Can, who has
! been living for short time In rooms IN
Mrs. c. BusWelIs house, soon moves into
A 5. Drew's house on Water street which
r n. l. Foster vacates.
8 n. A. Macdonald has sold his blacksmith
shop and dwelling house to Joseph Fisher
: OF Albany, who took possession last
:, Thursday. Mr.. Fisher has the reputa-
a tion OF being first class blacksmith.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post office Oct. % Please say
advertised when calling for these letters
George G. CLOVIS 8, Geo. E. Brooks, NJ. w
:. Carter, Henry Constantine, Maud Driver
Horace s. Homer, Frank w. Knight.
It E. E. Liddell and Fred Jarvis are doing
the painting of A. S. Babcock's IS new house
d They will do the interior work, which will
take them about two weeks. This house
d is nicely finished, mostly in hard wood
and is commodious and neatly constructed
n o. ii. Mossman is moving his barn from
the field to unite it with the barn on the
~ street. He will arrange to have his car
riage room on the front, and will build
eleven nice horse stalls In the back, pre-
s. paratory to Going considerable horse bust
ness.
L G. Il Blood, cur station agent, got
prize from the b. & NJ. railroad compan,
III of s. 90 for his flow er bed near the pas
s. senger station. This is very commendabl
D. on the part Of the company as it encour
10 ages agents to beautiiy the grounds abou
their stations.
ly Bailey's show troop which gave an en-
IN te.tainment in Seaver's hall Thursda.
evening had a good sized audience an'
IN gave fairly good show considering tha
e. two of their speciality men were sick il
bed at st. Johnsbury. The slack wir
- walker was certainly star in his work.
is n. L. Foster, who mas run milk rout
here for the last four years, moves his fam
:. lily to Newport this week. Mr.. Foster wi
- continue the milk business for VIII Rich
- mond at that pace. We regret that Nj
Foster should see fit to leave Barton. WI
es Hibbard purchased the milk route OF Nj
s. Foster and has been running the bushes
for a few Ureal-S