Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Jones OF johnson
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ.
Parker Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mr..
and Mrs. y. f. Hutchinson Friday for
dinner, October 18th.
pleasant time was enjoyed at the old
fashioned husking at Tom Brshana's Oct.
:. About seventy five were present.
There was a large attendance at the
nssouerade Wednesday evening given by
the Woodmen's Lodge. A good time was
reported.
The willing Workers will hold their re-
gulsr meeting Wednesday, October is.
A harvest supper will be served. All are
invited to attend. Admission 10 cents.
MORGAN.
Id. Farr goes today on trip to Boston
and vicinity.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Woodmen
will meet with Mrs. Eta Moore Oct. %.
The school children have started
debating society which holds its meetings
Friday evenings.
W. p. Bartlett is stocking his shop with
iron. ready to make sugar arches again
this coming winter.
O.P. Wilcox has purchased a nice pair
of young horses, which he will train and
prepare for market.
Sidney Clapper is running a threshing
machine and Mrs. Clapper is helping her
mother, Mrs. Blood.
e.. 1. Moore was called to Rutland last
Thursday to appear as witness before the
u. S. court in that city.
Frank Allen is having quite a lot of
saving to do at his mill, as it is the only
sawmiII near here at present.
Several of the Odd Fellows from about
here attended the district meeting at
Island Pond and report fine time.
Mrs. Wallace Wilder, who has been sick
for some time, is much better. Her friends
trust she will soon be entirely well again.
Leon Young of Barnston, Canada, was
in town on business a few days ago. Mr..
and Mrs. Young have been at or near
Toronto for a month.
w. H. Demick found one of his sheep
dead in the pasture last Thursday, probably
killed by dogs. Geo. CaIkins found one
OF his COWS dead few days ago.
MORGAN CENTER.
Mrs. e. Q. Burroughs and Mrs. J. Cergil
visited relatives in Holland last Wednes-
day.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Parker died Oct y. Much sympathy il
expressed for the parents in their bereave'
ment.
! Miss Pearl Grant of this place and Mr.
Job Drown of Charleston were united II
marriage Oct. Z at Evansville. Congratu
| lations.
NEWPORT.
Mrs. EIlery Corey is seriously i'll at j. F
Lam bert's.
Mr.. Hsgar, customs officer at Richford
and H. F. Titus OF Quebec called on friends
here Friday.
F. E. Miles has moved to the house Oh
Pleasant street which he purchased re-
Gently of Andrew Rob telle.
Mrs Clara Robinson and Mrs. Par
ker visited frieE5s at Derby Lire last week,
enjoying a carriage drive to that place.
1t is reported that the Boston and Mon
| treaI air line train will continue to make its
Sunday run until Jan. 1, and possibly al
! winter
Mrs. w. N. Kline returned Friday, Oct
6, from Montreal, where she has been fol
medical treatment. She has been absen
about IS weeks.
The ladies' of the Reading Circle met a
their rooms in the Goodrich Library We'd
desdsy. Several new members were votet
IN at this meeting.
Frank Flint has purchased the propert,
on Lake st. known as the Fleming nous
and will move there. Albert Burns vii
move into the tenement vacated by MI
Flint
Master Theron Davis, who is conducting
quite extensive operations in the muskra
business, was very much surprised to fin
in one OF his traps a raccoon which tippe
the scales at 35 pounds.
Oliver Cbilson, Grand Master of Odd Eel
lows for this state, was the guest of P. A
: Robbins, Dept. Grand Master. Wednesday
He accompanied the Newport contingen
on their trip to Island Pond.
A series OF meetings was held last wee
: at the Baptist church, the pastor being as
: sisted by Rev. Mr.. Cote, noted FreI c
missionary. The attendance was yer
! good aud much interest was shown.
About forty members of Evening Ste
Lodge, l. o. o. F., made the trip to Islam
l Pond Tuesday to attend the District meet
! ing. The initiatory degree was worked b
I this lodge in very creditable manner.
The winter schedule of the B. & M.
R. went into effect Monday, Oct. 2. Thes
changes go into effect each autumn an
the public usually miss some trains Will
becoming accustomed to the new order {
8 things.
Bear in mind the lecture by Rev. w.
Dawson, the great London evangelist, FIR
day evening OF this week. The opportU