Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-20

by working OF the degrees.
The little son Of DR.. Brewster, who has
been very III with blood poisoning, was q
little better at the last report.
Miss Verona Nichols of LyndonvilIe is
stsviag with her uncle and aunt, DR.. and
Mrs. L. NJ Nichols, few weeks.
John Kesting got his hand quite badly
hurt last Friday, it being struck with a
heavy hammer and severely bruised.
j.. q Freeman is having granite drawn
for the foundation of large barn which
he intends to build the coming spring.
Israel sheltra hurt his hand badly last
Monday while at workin the tub shop.
Hs lost one finger and cut the other three.
hartley Sheltra has moved into N. NJ.
Lewis tenement house and bas engaged
10 work for Mr.. Lewis during the summer.
n. NJ. Hubbard and A. R. Ro binson will
attend the dog show at Boston this week
and will exhibit some Cocker Spaniels and
Pomeranians.
William May has been having his house
hard wood, and other improvements are
being add d
About % of the schoolmates and mem
bers OF the faculty gave Miss Kittie Smith
Of Glover a pleasant surprise on st. Valen-
tiue's evening.
Mrs. Martha Seaver, who recently under
went a surgical operation, is much i'm
proved and is about the house the greater
part OF the time.
Miss Harriet Austin was summoned to
Craftsbury the first of the week to attend
Mrs. Dawson, mother of Mrs. H. T. Sea-
yer, who is very ill.
The following letters remain uncalled for
Feb 20. Please say advertised when calling
for these letters Mrs. Grace Dhu, Hattie
Findlay, Geo. King.
q. G. Grow and Nina Wilkey, both Of
Barton were united in marriage last We'd
nesday evening at the M. E. parsonage by
Rev. w. Z. Johnson.
The junior class of the academy will give
masquerade and box party in the hall
Friday evening. Powell's orchestra will
be in attendance. All invited.
All members OF Crescent Lodge, /. o. o.
F., are requested to be present at a regular
meeting tomorrow evening. Work in in
ftiatory and first degrees.
Miss Elizabeth Macdonald, trained nurse,
who has been caring for Mrs. Martha
Seaver for nearly three weeks, expects to
return to Burlington soon.
The ladies having the preparation OF the
minstrel show in charge request all those
taking part to meet at 7 o'clock this, Mon
day, evening at the schoolhouse.
Mrs. F. d. Williamson is critically Ill
with a complication of diseases. The
members of her family are all with her and
she is cared for by a professional nurse
from Hanover, N. H.
Meeting of Olympic Encampment, No
IL, Friday evening. Work in Golden Rule
and Royal Purple degrees. Frontier En-
campment of Newport will work the
Golden Rule degree.
Patriotic exercises In honor of Washing
toms birthday will be given by the chill
dren OF the first four grades Wednesday a
2 O'Clock p. m. in room No. of the graded
school building. All interested are cordi
ally invited.
The following was handed us for publ
cstiLn
In the Manning Glee Club entertainment
at Barton the local hits of part second were
aimed at persons whom we first made sur,
/ oil Lob RI nf W
consent we had full assurance.
ULMER 81. MANNING,
Director of the Manning Glee Club.
The Barton "Stars" will play the New
port High School Girls Basket Ball team
in Seaver's hall tomorrow evening. Their
will not be a dull minute during th
whole evening as the boys of class '07 hav
challenged the rest of the academy boy
to play between the periods of the girls
teams.
The Woman's Literary Club met wit
Miss Gay last Wednesday evening. TIL
following program was given: reading
''The Russian Church." Mrs. Buswell
reading, Little Girls Wiser than OIL
Men," Mrs. Heath; paper, "Sketches
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Miss Gay.
: Lehman Stauss of the National Hors
Exchange, New York city, was in tow
last week and bought d. ID. Beams matehe
/. span of brown geldings for one thousan
dollars. Mr.. SJsuss handles only the be'
, horses and comes to Vermont to get man
= | OF them.
The Woman Club will hold food an
: candy sale at Miss Coiburne's store o
/ Saturday afternoon, Feb. %, commencin
at O'Clock. The proceeds are for tt
benefit of the resding room and the foe
: will consist Of pies, cakes and cookies.
Last Tuesday about thirty five of ii
friends of Charlie Massey called on him
II the home OF Nr. CIoutier and gave him
very pleasant surprise, as he was TO lea7
Thursday for Nashua, n. H, where he hi
= employment His friends presented hi
with very pretty ring with best wish
for his success in his new field of labo
! Refreshments were served and all depart'