Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-08

week on business.
Ezra Martin of Boston has come home
for few weeks stay.
Mrs. W. T. Virgins has gone to Massa-
chusetts for few weeks visit.
Rev. Father Turcot will visit his mother
In Montreal most of this week.
O.D. Owen is in Enfield, Conn, visiting
his daughter, Mrs. j.. P. Garfield.
B. B. Jerome has been working a week
for Wallace Jerome in Irasburg.
Mrs. Charles Buswell and l.. ]. Camp
bell were on the sick list last week.
Mr.. Fred Wright of Walker, Oregon,
called on friends in town Saturday. ;.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. j. Cramer of st. Johns
bury visited at 8. ID. Stones Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 9. Baldwin GO to Mont
peIier tomorrow for two weeks visit.
Ona Graves has gone to Lyndonville
where he has secured job for the winter.
The members of the M. A. s. will meet
next Tuesday evening with Mrs. Z. A.
Barrows.
Have you noticed E. E. Liddel's two
new signs, one of which is very ornamen-
| tai?
Walter Goodro is at Troy, caring for his
| brother law, Mr.. Clapper, who has been
very sick.
| Bertha SpauIding started for Ormonde,
Florida, yesterday, where she will spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Wells of West Burke
| are visiting Mrs. Wells sister, Mrs. A. P
| Underwood.
The Weman's Literary Club will meet
with Mrs. H. j. Stannard Wednesday
evening, Jan. 10.
G. S. Foster will moVe his barber busi-
ness from the Pillsbury block into the
Crystal Lake House this week.
Regular meeting and installation OF off.
GERS OF Quimby Post, G. A. R., Wednesday
afternoon, Jan. 10, at 2 O'Clock.
The meeting OF the w. c. I. q. will bs
held with Mrs. H. A. Glszier tomorrow
Tuesday, afternoon at o'clock.
Miss BIanch Stevensoa, who has been
/
| weeks, returned home Saturday.
Remember the concert this evening by
the Schubert Male Qusrtette, assisted by
Miss Ethel Munro Batting, reader.
Miss Marie johnson accompanied Mrs
!, Pesne to her home in Yoakers. They left
| here on the midnight train Saturday.
Mrs. Amy 4. r. Dow returned home las
t Tuesday, after spending several month
with friends in Chicago and Minneapolis
Renem Der the meeting OF the society TO
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals a
. F. w. Baldwin's office, tomorrow evenini
at 7:So o'clock.
Peter Sheltra. who has been troubles
with bad eve for some timesunderwent a
operation last week and had 1t removed
u He is doing we'll.
A new fruit store will be opened In th
$ old post-office rooms this apring. a
40 Italian by the name of Paino OF st. Johns
bury is proprietor.
d Barton wishes theparty starting today fc
10 California a pleasant and happy trip an
% asate return. May they also carry OF
. good wishes to those eIready there.
% Miss Bessie Aldrich of Lyndonville, wh
,N 10 with her mother, Mrs. Camp, starts IL
- California this week, spent few days wit
- her friend, Mrs. A. NJ. Cutler, last week.
]. w. Murkland has invented a vel
d ingenious machine for the Novelty Con
a. pany OF Lyndonville, which does I'll
in painting Of the tops manufactured by TIL
I'D company.
/. Regular meeting of Orient Chapter, n
bo 13, o E. 8, Friday evening, Jan. II. 1t
i expected that several of the grand Office
wilt be present. Banquet at $3.50 p. N
Ns work at 7:3O.
W The joint installation of the officers
81 Crescent Lodge Olympic Encanapment at
Hn, Sunbeam Rsbekah Lodge will pe held
he their rev rooms in the Bank Block {
n TUESDAY evening, Januasy 16
ot Mrs. j. G. Feene OF Yonkers, N. Y
oH was here last week in the interests OF b
business at Fox Hall. Mrs Peene intept
10 go to Los Angeles, CAL, in February fl
: few months stay with her father 4
20 Mrs. E. W Barron, who wac i'll lastswee
- was operated upon By DIR. Gle of Ranove
n. d Friday for gaiistones. The oper
* tion was successful and Mrs Barron
gaining as we'll as s,could be expected.
Arthur S Drew on Dec. 2s receive
~ $1,000 from the National Lite Insnran
= Co. of Montpelier through their agent,
: w. Merrill in settlement OF contra
that does not mature until February Is
Clara Roven and Mrs. Carrie Bunk
W sisters of Ms f. w. Comstock. who hs
:, been Mrs Comstock's guests. havs 7
n. turned to their homes, respectively, at Fl
Hsven and MsDchester, n. H.
George Robinson drew IN load OF 10
- with single pair Of horses last week tt
scaled two cords or over 1900 feet OF gre
1- lumber in the log. Q. F. Pillsbury & 5
- have now 81 teams hauling logs and st
'nl want more.
The Lucier's Famous Minstrels will q
pear at-tbe Opera House jar. 18Th With
entire neF company. Don't fail 70 b
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