Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-13

Charles Guild Of Boston will work for
F H. Pillsbury in the steam mill.
Mrs. l.. ]. Bickford and children are Wis
itipp at Greensboro Four Corners.
Miss Annie Waite is spending her vaca-
zion at her home In Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Gray have gone to
Charleston to reside for the present.
Mrs. d. Owen is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. j. p. Garfield, at Enfield, Conn.
Miss Edith Reece OF Sutton spent few
davs with Mrs. M. H. Brunning recently. |
Mrs. n. NJ. Scott was hurt by fall |
rrrentlv. which bruised her face severely. |
Mrs. w. e. Brown is i'll. Her daughter,
Mrs. wilmot Of Lyndonville, is with her.
Alonzo Halcrow has leased farm in
Peacham, and will move his family there
soon.
Mrs. p. A. Robbins and little1 son of
Newport visited Mrs. NJ. H. Drumming
recently.
Joseph Bushey, who has been at work in
Rlchford for nearly year, is home for
vacation.
Miss Agnes Labor Of Newport visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Labor,
last week.
Miss Stella Orr OF Springfield, Mass,
bookkeeper for the Percival Furniture Co.,
is in town.
Miss Sarah williamson has returned to
] baw 10
/ ing health.
Fred Dutrea and Peter sheIt-y Jr., have
hired to f. n, BiIodesu to work in his bob
bin factory.
The Afternoon study Club wilt meet with
Mrs. f. W. Baldwin thursday, March 16Jh,
at2:3Op.m.
Mrs. W. w. Miles, Mrs, Amy Dow and
Mrs. E. S. Nelson. who have been I'D, are
reported convaloscent.
The Stars go to Newport tomorrow
evening to play the Newport High School
Girls basket ball team.
The Woman's Literary Club will meet
with Mrs. J. F. Batchelder next WedneS-
day evening, March 15.4
Mrs. c. II. Hartman, who has been stay
ing with Mrs. A. K. Cowles for some time,
has gone to Craftsbury.
Mrs. Jennie Bradley of st. Albans has
closed her school for cutting garments and
gene to Fitchburg, Mass.
| Mrs. W. w. True and Master Willis True
of Newport were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
/ F BatcheIder Tuesday.
The moving picture entertainment Wed
nesday evening was a fine snow ana
deserved larger audience.
l. A. Chad bourne has sold his two farms
on Burton Hill and is making arrange
ments to settle in this village.
Mrs. May Stetson and two children and
Miss Sarah Allen are stopping at the Crys-
tai Lake House for short time.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. y
w. Sheaff recently at the home OF Mr.
Sheaff's parents in Plainfield.
- Clifford Leach is working at the Crysta
I Lake House as head porter in the place
| William White, who has resigned.
!, Mrs. Cora Ferrell and her son Maxwell
have gone 10 Boston and Lowell, Mass
where they will visit friends for fey
weeks.
Fred Magoon and Prof. Prescelle haV
'' the lumber on their lot across the lake 10
a cottage, which is being built by Williar
IN White.
Miss Ellen Labounty, who has bee
lp having a two months vacation at ne
homein Lowell, has returned to the Peel
on less factory.
,, Geo. H. Davis has sold his gray pace
ne Christopher D., to D. L. Grapes. The hori
will be trained at Roaring Brook Park tt
ip coming season.
F. c. Browning was confined to tt
,m house part OF last week by severe atta'
of grip, but was able to resume work
ON the store to-day.
Miss leona Warner of Boston, Mas
all and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hodgeman
Lowell were guests of Rev. and Mrs. W.
Warner recently.
Mrs. Mary Belknsp will leave this we
for Fargo, n. D. She will be accompani
'i'' by her daughter, Mrs. Susie Berry, al
heH sLauusou' halpn DEITY
The comedy drama, "The Corner Store
which the Woodmen and Band have De
tue rehearsing for production March Il
been indefinitely postponed.
rn- Henry Tinker secured the old car hoI
from the B. & NJ. r. r. Co., has moved
bis on 10 Israel Valleys land near his hot
). and will convert it into barn.
in Anew order of Foresters is to orga
b sreSunder the name of st. Paul's Co
sur No. JOSS {. o. F. The order will st
withTwenty- i've charter members.
red Crows have made their appearance
this ltcaity, and while they will dou
ms less cause the farmers considerable trou
later in the season, just now they
welcome visitors.
The mmbers of the w. c. T. I. are
vited 10 meet with Mrs. g. ID. DAVIS
Tuesday afternoon at three O'Clock.