Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-05

ana u" +o Name hester, N. H., to spend
are go Mr.. Ransom will remain here
until spring
Lao Smith has moved in with M. A.
sykes.
..o.ber- n-law, Will Palm.
n Elliott of Morgan Center is run
ming the board-saw at Tees MILL
sor,e Of the schools closed Friday, Nov.
-. vacation. The others will close
Nov g.
,,.rv Huntoon has sold his farm to
U Wheeler and moved his family to
Morgan
The Ladies' Society will meet with Mrs.
lanes Finn next Wednesday, Now z. Ev-
s,vbody is cordially invited.
number of our young people attended
40 Halloween social at George Cobb's at
morgan and report very pleasant time.
Howard Lackey has bought Hollis
,unoaler's farm near Morgan Corner and
iii move there in the near future. Mr..
r.ckev's people have many friends here
\ Tho are sorry to have them leave town.
There will be prize speaking contest
.rd snelI-down In which all the schools
rll take part at Town Hall, Friday even
inr Nov 9th. An individual prize will be
girep to the best speaker and dictionary
F - the district that spslls down. All
.obolsrs will be admitted free. Others
uHl be charged 10 cents to pay the cost OF
the prizes.
RASBURG.
Walden Priest Is very ill.
Csssius Allen has moved into the old
hotel.
Frank Dion has moved into John Pro-
voncha's house.
H. B. Chamberlin visited friends In
Wells River last week.
Wv. France of Boston is visiting hi
brothers, John and David France.
Frank ParIin mas purchased Ed. MerriiP'
farm in Barton and taken possession.
MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Slack of Newpor
Center spent a few days in town last week
Miss Lena Wiley of Barton Landing
spent last Thursday with Mrs. Grac
Boright.
Mrs. Grace Boright and little son re
turned to their home in Sweetsburg, 2. @
last Friday.
E. P. Webster is the owner of pair G
holstein steers, 20 months old that weig
1890 pounds.
Mrs. Grace Scribner and little son c
Stowe are visiting her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. E. A. Pike.
The Halloween social given by the L. o
G. T. last Wednesday evening was we
attended aad much enjoyed.
The chicken pie supper, given by the Ia
dies of the Congregational church, was
i success aud Melted the society 81.
The w. c. T. U. are invited to meet wit
Mrs. J.H. Cook next Thursday at O'Clock
1t is hoped there will be q good attendance
Miss Florence Robinson has gone on
visit to her home in Boltonville. Ann
Copeland of Albany takes her place 6
H. B Cham berlin's.
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid society
Us Willey's last Thursday was well
tended and much enjoyed. A vegetab
dinner was served and a nice lot OF Wor
accomplished.
All Who wish to contribute to the mi
sionary box to be sent to the school
Grandview, Tenn, are requested to repo
to Mrs. j. G. Carpenter, Carrie M. Fisher
Mary L. Wheeler, on or before Nov
Money, clothing, bedding, towels, tet
linen, rugs, pictures, books, toys, and an
thing suitable for Christmas gifts will
acceptable.
The friends and neighbors gathered
the house of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5. Shepe
last Wednesday evening to help ceiebra
the torly-second anniversary OF their we
ding. The evening was very much enjoy
by all present, and just before the CUES
departed they presented to them We
handsome morris chair. as token OF TIT
esteem. Mr. and Mrs. Sheperd were ms
RED in Hyde Park in 1854 and became
parents of seven children, six OF whom
living 10 1885, they moved to Irasbul
onto hat is known as the brick hou
farm, where they now reside.
LOWELL.
Arthur Cello has moved onto V. M. Par
er's farm.
MIR. and Mrs. Nathan Winget spent Su
Gay In Irasburg.
Fred Bridges has sold his farm to S. En-
land from Canada.
Mrs. Bradley Sanborn has returned to b
nome in New York.
Fred Newton was quite i'll last Thursdf
out Is reported better.
Mrs. Brown is entertaining her sist
Mrs Mead, from Bakersfield.
An eleven pound daughter was born
MT and Mrs. Charlie Corliss, Nov. 1.
Mrs. Ssco and Miss Helen Wakefie