Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17
BARTON.


Mrs. s. G. Currier was on the sick ,ist
last week.
The stores will be open every evening
this week.
outcault lecture tonight. Read notice
further on.
Mrs. II. P. Cook, who has been opite III
is improving.
Ivan ingalls, has gone to Cabot to wort.
for Geo. Goodheart.
g. A. Drew was in st. Johnsburv on
business last Saturday.
Little Bertha May Hitchcock was very
sick last week but is much better.
Mrs. FL. B. Orcutt and Euia Sheldon
visited friends ia Sutton last Friday.
Mr.. Morey has moved from Zsph Hanna's
tenement into w. Keating's tenement.
Mrs. V. L. E.erick and Lila Brooks
were in Boston last week visiting friends.
Mrs. Hill OF st. Johnsbury Center spent
a few days with Mrs. N. D. Martin recent
ly.
Thomas Lowery was 10 Bloomington
last Thursday TO attend his father's fu-
neral.
Mrs. L. j. Freeman was away three days
recently visiting friends in Manchester,
n. Fl.
Mrs. Hoyt, q representative of the Viavi
workers, visited Mrs. Geo. c. Lang last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roleau have moved
from L. s. EIerick's into James Kings
house.
M. w. Kicker was here from South
Royalton to visit his mother two days
last week.
Mrs. Minnie Wilmot and little Pearl Wis
tied Mrs. Wilmot's father, w. c. Brown,
last week.
Judge Miles came home Saturday and
will have vacation until January 1, with
his family.
Mrs. Annie Jewell and her daughter,
Ruth, were in Lyndonville with friends
last Thursday.
Thermometers registered as low as sc
degrees below zero in some places in this
village last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Arch. Wilkey attended the
funeral of Mrs. A ID. Matthews at Barton
Landing Saturday.
The Afternoon Study club will meet
with Mrs. FL. T. Seaver at Hotel Barton
Thursday, Dec. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Nelson attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Nelson's sister in New
Hampshire recently.
, L.C. Kinney of Bushnell, Neb., was the
. guest of his sister, Mrs. Ezra Martin
. some days last week.
Have you seen the eight ears OF corn
raised on two stalks in Kansas on exhi-
bition in the postoffice?
) Mrs. f. 81. Pillsbury, Mrs. j. f. Batchel'
: der. Mrs. e. M. Nichols and Mrs. Z. U
Baldwin were in Newport Friday.
G, w. Tenney expects shipment
f;neerlings from the state hatchery for th
Fish and Game club next Thursday
Walter Lewis, Clyde Heath and Ra.
Underwood are home on vacation iron
;. schooI and will not return until January
/ d..
a live wire which burned his wrist, an
came near seriously injuring him, las
10 week.
y Ramenber the auction sale OF persons
d property at w. F. Paups on the Wlitougn
d bv Lake road Thursday afternoon a1 OF
n o'clock.
!, Mrs Sarah Powell Is home from he
v;sitine tour In Boston, Springheio an
waatf;eld. Mass, where she has oee
spending several weeks.
IL Bickford has moved his family Iroi
I, Mr.. AlIard's house on the uioVer ioaa
- one of Charles Graves tenements on MAJ
:. - street. to be nearer his work.
:. Miss Grace Knight, who has been gu
,,oved in the New England telephone g
n change at White River Junction, mas oee
,,o,ed tn the position OF cashier.
oy f. e. Nelson has made extensive :.
X, ,-ovon,ents on his tenement house on oou'
d. Church street. which will De occupied
he Rov p SlSinner's family OF Newport.
VI Pow w A. Warner was in West Burr
- Friday, Dec. Z, to attend the iunsla, ,,'aa
Mus Waiter Gray, who was kliieo
Springfield, Mass, by an aut0mo0io'
en- The Foreign Missionary society " -
d. aat With Mrs. w A. Warner next lue
ed dov AFTERNOON at o'clock. A coroisi !
rs, 1ay ..s., s. extended to all ladies OF q
" congregation. -
m. The following letters remain unoalasa n,aso :
at the post office December II rl9as9 ,as5sr
1e. advsrtised =. when calling for these ie''e,
't- r levi Lapete, Cora Marin, A. W. MeafS a.
Az Emil Morrill,.
:. The academy basket Dali .ean. p - :
u " Barton Landing high school .eam ne -
% - Q 3era hall Tuesday evening. lne ~ ,ssrns ss
ge, ne MorrisvilIe game cannot be learns
nd the