Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-18
BARTON LANDING.


page three.
Mrs. Adah F. Colby is caring for Mrs.
Will Brennan
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Perkins are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Herbert Carter, in Al
bany.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. French arrived home
from short trip to Boston Saturday
morning.
@. FL. Robinson of Marshfield has come
to spend the winter here with his sister,
Mrs. Ira Edison.
Mr.. Erwin Kelley is sick with the mea-
sles and we understand that there are
several cases in the place.
Miss Alice Bailey of PIaintield, former
resident here, is spending the week here
with relatives and friends.
Bert Dean and wife have recently been
visiting relatives and friends in West
Burke, their former home.
Mrs. W. C. Sheldon and two children
went to Wolcott last week to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Sheldon's mother, Mrs. G. J.
SheleoA.
Intervale chapter, Nc. 81, o. E. s. will
hold their regular meeting Thursday even
ing December Fl. No further notice will
be given.
A. R. Bennett has recently returned from
visiting his brothers and other relatives
and friends in the town of Berry, P. O.,
and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Gay expect to start
for Falls Church, Va, this week Where
they will spend the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Fred Parker.
The supper at the CongI vestry last
Tuesday evening served by the Ladies' Aid
Society of that church was well attended
and netted the society over $500.
To accommodate Christmas shoppers and
the extra trade at this time of the year the
merchants of this village have decided to
keep open every evening this week.
On account of sickness in his family, our
agent, G. B. Stoddard, has not been on the
road for the MONITOR for about two
months, until last week, when he resumed
work.
| Colby Stoddard, real estate agent, has
sold the Wilson Buck farm at East Charles
ton to s. e. Norris of Albany for $500
Mr.. Stoddard now has about $500 900 worth
OF Orleans county real estate on his list.
The Rev. Joseph B. Lyman, whose last
pastorate was that of the Congregations
| hut x,Lo boo
in Bennington, has accepted call extend.
ed by the Congregational church at Pitts
field, N. 81.
Read the advertisement of your home
merchant in this paper and see what ht
has got that you want. There is no use O
going some here else to trade. We know
that in the list of home advertisement
you will find good variety of Christina
goods, and whatever you purchase will b.
just as good as il you went sout of town
to get it.
Perhaps our readers were somewhat sur
prised to read in o. W. Locke's advertise
ment last week that he was prepared t.
fix you out for Thanksgiving. Well, M,
Locke's change OF advertisement ha
shard luck" In getting to the MoNITo
Office having taken trip from Barto
Landing to Benton, N. b., and from ther
came back to Barton arriving too late TO
change. This explanation seems fitting t
an always up -to-date merchant In his 40
vertising. lEditor.]
The Valley House was the scene OF
pleasant occasion last Thursday afternoon
when Mr.. and Mrs. e. Fl. Lothrop made
pretty home wedding for their daughte
Lila. who was united in marriage to Clii
ford r. Hall of Nashua, N. H., Rev. Grar
; l.. Shaeffer performing the ceremony wit
the ring service. About O'Clock thirty
. five relatives and friends of the parti'
Il were present. After the congratulatior
: were offered ell were ushered into the dir
: ing room where ice cream, cake and pune
- were served. The handsome gifts of cI
glass, silver and linen were tasIefuliy di
played. purse of fifty dollars was from Il
Cong'l church where Mrs. Hall has so loI
sung in the choir and been active in Il
s c. E and all church WORK. The brid
pair escaped from the guests and were di