Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-01

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daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Bowen Monday, April Ath.
Miss Cora Cook went to Hanover, n. H.,
last Thursday for medical treatment.
l.. ]. Bickford has gone to Nashua, n.
II where he is at work at his trade.
Chas. c. Baldwin of Montpelier is spend
ing a week visiting friends in town.
Mrs. E. A. Glrard spent Easter and part |
of last week visiting in st Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodro are in |
North Troy visiting Mrs. Goodro's parents. |
Miss Jennie Salmon, who has been at
tending the academy is teaching in Glover.
C. B. Webster has bought of j F.
Batchelder the house now occupied by H.
P Cock.
c. F. Percival and Mr.. Clark of Spring
field, Mass, were. in town on business
Saturday.
Miss Ruth Barron visited relatives in
Newport last week and attended the hop
Friday night.
E. c. Welch was at West Glover several
days last week working for N. c. Stevens,
on his barn.
Henry Cutler has purchased the house
and water privilege formerly owned by
Frank Norris.
Henry Gay has built new piazza on his
house on Lincoln avenue, and made other
Improvements.
Mr.. Berwick and family of Springfield,
Mass, have moved into one of E. e. Lid
dell's tenemeDts.
Thirty couples of the young people en-
loved a dance in the Catholic Hall last
Tuesday evening.
| E. w. Barron attended the Holbrook
Grocery Co.'s banquet at WoodsvilIe, N.
H., Friday night.
H. H. Hyde was at work at Barton Land
ing for Chas Mute in his barber shop sew
eral days last week
Rev. Rufus Flagg of Berlin N. H, was
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Warner
several days recently.
Regular Convocation of Keystone Chap
ter No. 16 K. A. NJ, this Monday evening.
Work on M. M. degree.
Miss Marion Currier spent several days
with her sister, Mrs. F. Fl. Pillsbury at
South Barton, last week.
! geo. hS0O mas D0Sun WOEk OA bAO 1c"A
roads. b. B. Blake, Jas. Teller and Joseph
Brooks will work for him.
A shed belonging to A. F. StockwelI
broke down Friday night, crushing two
sleighs and doing other damage.
N. d. Martin intends this summer to
build barn near the house which he
bought of Mr.. MoxIey recently.
Quite number of the young people of
this community spent very pleasant eve
ming at Joseph Brooks last Thursday.
The proprietors of Crystal Lake House
have been painting their boats preparatory
to the fishing season which begins today
Mrs. M. M. Prescott of Athol, Mass.
who spent the winter with her niece, Mrs.
A. I. Buswell, returned home Wednesday.
Father Turcott returned Saturday from
Montreal, where he has been visiting his
mother and other relatives the past week.
Miss Marion Kirby of Glover, who has
been stopping with Mrs. A. R. Cowles.
commences her school in Sheffield to-day,
Regular meeting of Sunbeam Rebekah
Lodge, No. II, l. o. o. F. Wednesday even
+ ing. There will be work: banquet at $50.
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was postponed and what is not disposed of
at private sale will be closed out at auction
= later.
: Misses Ellen and Margaret Rowen OF
Concord Junction, Mass, are visiting
: their brother, John Rowen, at Hotel
Barton.
Erwin A Pearson returned home from
" | Concord Y II iobt nd
poets to Temain until the middle of the
: summer.
: Joseph Brooks has bought Simon Smiths
a dwelling house on Water street. Mrs. M.
Scrlbner and her mother have rented the
: basement.
Z Remembsr the grand ball in Seaver's
= opera hall tomorrow evening. Madame
!. Brooks orchestra, moonlight waltzes.
Everybody invited.
b Dr. j. A. Pearson has recently put in a
: new foundation under his barn, done
: some repairing on his house, and made
y other Improvements.
The annual meeting of the Welcome o.
= Brown Cemetery Association will be held
g at the office of E. W. Baldwin on Tuesday
: evening, May 2, at 7:3O.
d. b. Orcutt went to Sutton last Satur-
n day to attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs
: James Holtham, who recently fell down
cellar, breaking her neck.
l.. A. Chadbourn has sold his home farm
to his son and has sold the Stiles place te
D Mr.. Sanville. He has bought Leo VIII
t sons farm on Burton Hill.
Harry Graves has recently purchased {
fine galvanized row boat which he has put
on Crystal Lake, intending to use it fol
both fishing and pleasure.
sour Wonderful Progress" is the title o
a very commendabIe book that Arthur
Dewing of West Glover is about to show
= the people of this vicinity.