Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-06

seven weeks eNaJ IA NAAHJs A~SH III |
proved in health.
L. Gray, OF Montpelier, was In town
last week In the interest OF the Lix-all
medicine company.
Regular communication OF Orleans Lodge
f. and A. NJ. Friday evening, Nov. 10
Work M. M. degree.
Perley Marbin, who has been employed
in town for the last four months, returned
to his home in Richford today.
Ten persons from this place attended the
meeting of District No. Rebekahs at
Lyndonvile last Thursday night.
new system of steam traps bas been
installed in the tub shop, which returns
the condensed water to the boiler.
Leslie Brown and his mother have moved |
from the Z. w. Comstock tenement house |
to a tenement in c. Graves house.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Hubbard for the last six
weeks has had a very bad hand, resulting
from blood poisoning, but seems to be i'm
proving.
He. Wheeler end F. Fl. Bigelow of Bos-
ton, relatives of q. L. Bigelow of this place,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bigelow
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Q. Lang have returned
from visit to Mrs. Lang's father, DR..
! slavton. who is very ill at his home in
| Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Wilk1e and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Wilkie were called to Windsor
Mills, P. O., Saturday to attend the funeral
of a nephew.
The first of series OF roller skating
parties under the auspices of Barton band
will be held in Seaver's hall, tomorrow,
Tuesday, evening.
Mrs. George a. Gorham, who has been
visiting in Washington, New York, and
Springfield, NJ ass, for several weeks, re-
turns home tonight.
The PercivaI Furniture Co. commenced
operations in their plant on November 1st.
, This company VIII employ about twenty
} hands for the present.
Mrs. w. H. Warner and son and Mrs
Ada Sanborn and son of North Troy, Sis
ters of Mrs. George H. Goodro, visited
Mrs. Goodro over Sunday.
Mrs. A. s. Drew and Mrs. B. B. Blake
are spending couple of weeks on a pleasure
trip in Boston. Mrs. G. A. Drew will join
them at that place this week
President Lucius Tuttle and q number OF
other officials OF the Boston & Maine rail-
road company passed through this place
last Friday on special train.
e c Grondin's little boy fell on the side
j. walk recently and was badly hurt Per
: itonitis set in and the child was quite sick
= last week but is reported little better.
IL Remember Winelow's auction sale o
NJ horses at his place in this village next Sat
re- urday at 1 O'Clock D. m., at which time
1f carload of Connecticut horses will be sold
~ O.E.S District meeting is to be he'll
to with Intervale Chapter, No. 61, Bartol
TX Landing, Wednesday, Nov. Sth, at 2:5O
Vi VI m. All members of the order are invite
ok to attend.
%, 1t is reported that G.. F. Wheeler has
- situation as leading tenoEsadn ma ma
quartet in Chicago where he gets q goo
salary. Mr.. w Mheeler has already gone
A0e Chicago.
-, CIV Tenney has finished sun parlo
enclosing his front piazza. This room
ek Sx12 feet with glass walls, on the 'seutl
west side Of the house and timely loeat
law to get the sun.
Charley Hall has banana tree In t
w. Peerless factory which grew a stem e
inches long and leaf twenty -four 1nch
long and ten and one half inches wide
one week recently.
= Members OF the Basket Ball Assoclatl
and all others interested are requested
meet at Seaver's hall, Tuesday, even1r
eek November 7th at s O'Clock to discuss pla
for the coming year.
eek, Mr.. and Mrs. MI. Owen start for Ka
sas and Texas tomorrow, Tuesday morD1I
par They will be accompanied by Mrs. Car
Murray, who starts for Muncie, Ind, VIII
,jno her son Clinton Is living.
Milo Kicker has sold his blackssn
was shop to N. A. Macdonald, cons1derati
". $1,000. Mr.. Kicker will work for Mr.. MI
49, donald Unti spring. (No more blas
smith shop sales in sight at presently
Q. M. Darling of Lyndonvflle has
gagged n. A. Harding co care Ior nls 81
que. lion, "Axwort by" during the winter.
low e Collins OF Woodsville, N. H., has a
sion put his racer f'P. O." into Mr.. Hardin
hands for the winter.
Gods A. g. Baird has returned to his work
Sil- the West, stopping few days at Troy
Buffalo. Mr.. Baird has position as G
has. trict msnager on the advertisement depa
lasl ment of Success magazine, covering MI
igan, Ohio and Kentucky.
the Bean and Mossman visited the south
last part of this state and the northern
of New Hampshire last week and oougl
number Of Ane horses. They now q
o , four finely matched spans and SIX sli
horses.
Mr.. Stebbins of Northfeld, fatne'
-, Mrs. G. Z. Baldwin of this place. orop
dead last Monday. Mr.. and mrs. Daio
are at Mortified with frEnds lot