Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-08

their regular meeting Thursday evening.
A banquet will be served.
Archie Kipp has finished work for
French & Kidder and is working for the
E. L. Chandler Co. in the mill.
Hiram Goss has finished work for g. E.
Dean. He has tRken hotel at West Con-
cord and gone to take possession of the
same.
Mrs. E. T. Moses of Lawrence, Mass,
who has been visiting friends at the VAL
ley House for a week, returned to her
home last week Friday.
The ballasted road on Main street was
completed last Thursday. 1t is doubtful
il there is better road in Orleans county
than this promises to be.
Remember the auction sale at the NJ. G.
Heath farm tomorrow, Tuesday, when A.
G. Baird will sell the personal property at
auction at one o'clock p. m.
L. D. Webster was taken quite severely
sick last Thursday night and for time his
life was despaired of, but he rallied and is
much better at this writing.
&AAs Aus "a DA4l WoS LII w NOOOSNI16, M H.,
Randolph and Chester, last week, where
he sold large quantity OF real estate and
personal property at auction.
Christopher McMulIen, who has been
working for Taplin & Rowell for some
years, has rented the Ora White farm and
will take possession Immediately.
Mrs. Joseph Bartlett went to Boston
last Wednesday to visit her son. The Bur-
bank carriage shop is moved onto the
new foundation near the opera house.
The Knights of Pythias Will hold an ex-
ira meeting next Wednesday evening and
will work the first and second rank. Oys-
ters will be served and general good time
is anticipated.
The E. L. Chandler Company continue
enlarging and bettering their property
here. They are now preparing to move
their machine shop distance of about
forty feet for purposes of convenience.
The Village improvement society are
putting in bank wall reaching from op-
posite the church shed to the bridge wall.
Grading will be done and fine lawn made
north of the church. This is only one
manifestation of the spirit Of Improvement
all about the village.
The condition of the sick is as follows:
Rev. W. R. Davenport was very i'll last
week and Mrs. Davenport is better MRS.
! F. E. Churchill is not as well; Alfred Will
key has typhoid fever; George Cole
is about his studio and gradually gaining;
Charles Mute is better; Fred Witt has been
quite sick.
1t will be remembered that Willie Kelley
and his grandmother, Mrs. Barns, kept
house in the tenement over the Beede store
until the accident which deprived Mr.. Kel-
ley of his life. Since that time, Mrs. Barns
has lived at Derby, but she was taken sick
and died last week. Her remains were
brought here Tuesday and laid beside her
grandson.
The little son OF Mr. and Mrs:.fzra TowIe
died Wednesday, and the funeral was at
tended Friday.
CARD-We wish to express our sincere
thanhs to the friends and neighbors, who
SO kindly aided US during our recent be-
reavement, also to those who contributed
flowers at the funeral Of our loved one. and
also to those who so kindly lined the
grave. May Heavens richest blessing
await you all.
Mr.. and MRS. EZRA ToWLE,
HOWARD TOwLE,
ROLAND TOWLE.
! A Polander, who was at work for tn,
E. L. Chandler Company, met with seri
+ Gus accident last Monday which came nea
depriving him of his life. The circum
stances were as follows: He with other
was taking some lumber into the dry
house on car. He was inside: when tn
car wheels ran off the track and the lum
Der tipping over onto him pressed his bod,
I. against the walls into space said to b
less than four inches. The lumber wa
moved as quickly as possible and his bod,
drawn out, but for some time he seemed t,
pe dead. Later, he began to breathe
though he was sense!ess for long time
He was taken to st. Johns bury to Bright
look hospital, accompanied by DR.. Wright
and Mr.. Hennessey.
The ladies of the Village Improvement
Society will hold q rummage sale in the
opera house, band halD, Oct. II, II, 13 From
all who are disposed to help US in our work
anything that is salable will be gladly re-
ceiVed-cast- off garments, all sizes, furni-
ture, dishes, books, canned fruits, jelIies,
pickles &C., anything to eat or wear. We
do not confine our soliciting to the resi-
dents of the village: there is many a near
by attic filled with half-worp garments
/ that can do good service to others and eel
l lars from which a bushel of potatoes or
vegetables, would never be missed. What
you give US will be turned into money and
= used for the obiset for which it was given.
Give to US from your abundance, then come
4 and enjoy what you have helped to create.
Congregational Church Notes.
q the Home Missionary offering viii be
? taken next Sabbath.
The weekly prayer meeting will be held
. as usual on Friday evening, at 7:3o O'Clock.
: Miss E. Eliza Sessions will speak in the
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