Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-09-10

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4 p. m. for the sale of reserved seats.
The merry 60 round and ferris wheel
are to be at the fair this year. There
really wouldn't be much of fair II they
were not here.
BARTON LANDING.
Rev. A. G. Howard OF Albany is visiting
in town.
Mr.. b. F. D. Carpenter, who has been i'll,
is gaining.
G. E. Gay has the frame of Arthur Ord
ways new house up.
Mrs. E. Cooley of Barre visited at E. E.
Burrows the past week.
g. B. Stoddard has been working in the
bakery for F. G. Sherburne.
Ed. Carter, who has been having run
of fever, is getting out again.
A. E. Dennison has sold his farm in
BroWnington to Edgar Wells.
Henry Rogers OF Waverly, Mass. visited
his father, Dean Rogers, last week.
Mrs. A. c. Harris' father and mother OF
Newport Center visited, bere5ast week.
Quite E number attended tAe sherbrooke
fair and report great crowd and fne
fair.
Philander shaw Of KInsley Falls, Can,
visited at. Geo. Magoon's some days last
week.
The regular prayer meeting viii be held
in the Cong'l church Friday evening at
7:8o o'cl.k. g.
Noah Dean of Lyndonviue is stopping a
couple OF weeks with his son.. G. A. Dean,
otthiA place.
Mailskx.er H &. Bassett is off his route
for "a Days, laying the foundation OF
his nesaEsaouse.
Mi Fred sisco of Newport was the
guest of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. E. M.
Todd, last week.
Alison Marshall has closed his labors for
w. Q. Tripp and has hired out to work for
Taplin & RowelI.
Mrs. P. McKenna goes this week to Mon
treal to visit friends and viii be absent
about three weeks.
DR.. N. NJ. Wood Of Charlestown, Mass,
has been visiting in town, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. E. W. Merrill.
j. G. Clough has bought the tenement
house, formerly owned by q. E. Dean, of
Frank and Charles Wheeler.
Mrs. s. W. Bliss of Swanton and Miss
T Hattie Sherburne of Glover were the guests
OF F. g. Sherburne last week.
> G. E. Dean deferred his visit to CaIedo-
MIA Springs last week, on account OF the
dangerous sickness of his little daughter.
A. L. Chsffee, wife and two children OF
i Island Pond spent Sunday with his father
r Z. Chaffee, and his sister, Mrs. g. B. Stod.
g dard.
A good number of the children and some
OF the older ones attended the picnic las
Saturday in the grove and pleasant tim
was enjoyed.
1t is reported that j. w. Fletcher has tn
job to move and repair the barn and bull
: the house which Frank Sherburne is t
i erect this fall.
r. Rev. w. c. Johnson of Barton gave
o. church vest erday in exchange with Rev
"a w. R. Davenport.
l. Edward GaIlagh her has moved from Mrs
:. JE. Chamberlin's tenement into the Skin
n ner & Brown tenement house opposit
he Gibbs shoe shop.
&c Mrs. F. W. Brown and children, wh
: have been at North Troy.and vicinity stor
:. ping with friends for the last five week
have returned home.
g, ]. @. TurnbuIrs son Randolph got b
81 shoulder broken last Tuesday while p'a'
Of ing about the old burnt house opposite I'll
u Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Stoddard aud MI
= stodtard's brother, Mr.. Bnndy from Lyl
= donvllle. were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ha
ar vey Whipple one day last week.
n Arthur Rogers little son. two ard on
4. half years old. died last Thursday mig
ies from cholera fnfantum. TIE parents ha
the sympathy Of the community.