Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Pope of HatIey, P. Q II
Visited f. II. Pope's people oyexsunday.
Mr. VIM. a. Drumming and M. h. Brun-
ming and family spent Sunday at Newport.
). A. Hunt has returned sfrom Palmer,
Mass. where be has been employed this
winter.
n. d Bean sent valuable horse, which |
he had sold, by express Friday to parties
in Boston.
Geo. Goodhart was at Glover the last of
the week putting up a fire eecape from the
village hell.
J. NJ. B:ckford is laying hardwood floors
and doing considerable repairing in his
dwelling house.
The Womar's Literary Club will meet
with Mrs. w. M. Wright, Wednesday
evening, Mar. Z.
w. F. Nye was home from Burlington to
attend the funeral of his grandmother,
Mrs. Martha Nye.
Drs. Hastings and Blake attended the
county medical meeting held at North
Troy last Thursday.
Mrs. A. T. Buswell, who hes been con-
fiued to the house with sickness for several
weeks, is able to be out.
Mrs. Geo. Cummings of West Charleston
was the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Flanders, recently.
Murdock Smith of Portland, Me-,
comm ercial traveller, called on his uncle,
M. J. Smith, recently.
Judge w. w. Miles was home over Sun
day. He goes to Burlington next Tues
day on official business.
The account of the funeral of Fl. C. Pierce,
the sermon, and poem written bya friend
will be found on page six.
There will be roller skating in Seaver's
hall Saturday afternoon and evening with
band music in the evening.
E.E. Liddell was at West Glover last
week doing painting and finishing in the
dwelling house of Nelson Stevens.
Walter Buckley of WheelocF, who came
here for medical treatment recently is
making his home with the Buckley Bros.
S. E. Winslow has sold Waldo Moss
| mans village residence to W. E. Hanson OF
Craftsbury. He is to give possession on
May 1st.
Guy Aldrich, who met with a serious ac-
to be at his place in the employ Of N. d.
Martin & Co.
Prof. Elmer w. Ness of Lyndon was in
Barton Tuesday, Feb. 26. Prof Ness is
we'll known in this vicinity as trainer of
vicious horses.
Mrs. s. M. Bickford visited in Newport
last week. Tomorrow she goes to Boston
for short stay in the interest OF her dress
making business.
Mrs. w. G. Johnson, who recently went
to Providence, r. l., and had surgical
operation in hospital there, is doing
finely, it is reported.
Regular communication of Orleans
Lodge, No. 55, F. & A. NJ, Friday evening,
March 9. Work, M. nj. degree. A large
attendance is desired.
In the item last week telling of the
cost of the Barton Landing stone bridge
the total expense of the bridge should have
read $685. instead of $685..
PerIey Smith of Barre, who has been Wis
, iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. j
Smith, spent a few days with. his aunt
Mrs. Knox, at Stanstead last week.
; H. s. Graves has moved his goods into
. w. Mossman's house to store them for the
present and W. M. Wiley will move into
: the tenement vacated by Mr.. Graves.
Charlie B. Stone leaves. this afternoon fol
Boston and New York to get the spring
styles in millinery. On his return he viii
stop at Bellows Falls, where he has engaged
to trim for the season.
Subordinate Lodge, 1. o. o. F meet!
Tuesday night: work in the initiatory de-
4 gree, all members requested to be present
!. Friday night the encampment works il
g the patris rchal degree.
q The following letters remain uncallet
/ for at the post Office March 5: Mr.. j L
!, Cobb, Mr.. F. G, French, Mrs. F. Hull
Henry Hunt, Mrs. Jennie Kipp, Mrs
> Nellie Rouss, Mr.. Arthur L. Story.
Al Dana spent few days visiting hi
daughter, Mrs. Charles Sheaff, at Marsh
field recently. He reports that Rev. R L
e Sheaff has accepted call to Gorham, n. II.
u as pastor OF the Congregational church 8
that plsce.
The many frieacs OF Mrs. AR. CowIe
? will be pleased to learn of her return
home after spending the winter at tn
!, home of her son Harry at Albany, n Y
: On her wsy home she visited Mr.. and Mrs
= +. b. Hall at Spripg gield
Mrs. w. w. Reirden has purchased c
Mrs. s. ID. Stone, the dressmaking depart
ment of her millinery store. Miss Cuttin
took charge of the millinery departmsr
which she bought March 1st. Both h
is new milliner and the new dressmaker wi
be found at the store now.
h The rubber game of basket ball betwee
Barton and Company D. second OF S
, Johnsbury Saturday evsaing resulted In