Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-28

ID. 1. Grapes has gone to Middletown
Springs on business.
Adds Knight has Il ished his school in
Albany and is at home.
w. f. Hanson has bought the Will Haw |
kins farm Of N. NJ. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Cutler start the first
OF this week for trip to Florida.
Rev. J. E. Leblanc was in Norton Mills
several days last week on business.
Mrs. Walter Burke and Mrs. Lucy
Brown, who have been ill, are better.
FW. Baldwin was in Boston last week
on business for the village corporation.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmond Taylor this, Monday, morning.
The Afternoon Study Club will meet
with Mrs s. c. Currier Thursday, Jan. 31st.
F. B. Lang and Henry Eglinton were in
Montreal last week to attend the winter
races.
A. NJ. Cutler, who has been quite i'll, is
able to be in the Seaver hardware store
again.
! Remember the Cook & Harris moving
picture entertainment in Seaver's hall to-
night.
DC. Switser is moving bis family to
South Barton where he has employment in
the mill.
son was born last Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Leeds Anna Kuight) Of White River
Junction.
Mrs. w. a. Ford of LyndonviIIe visited
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Morrill, of Park St,
last week.
L. Turcott, c. W.. Tenney, Mts. D. L.
Grapes aud VIM. Cobb were all on the sick
list last week.
Meeting OF Qui nby Post will be held
Wednesday at 200 p. m. All members are
requested to be present.
Z. G. Baldwin was in Montpelier on
business last week, and Mrs. Baldwin VS.
tied friends in Northfield.
DIR. n. d. Martin, the eye specialist, will
be at the Hotel Barton January 81, where
he will remain until February Z.
F. G. Burdick announces that there viii
be roller skating Saturday afternoon and
evening with music in attendance.
Clarence Bobo OF New YORK city has
been spending week with his sister, Mrs
c. H. Jewell. He returned homs Wednes
day.
e II A. Crandall OF Auburn, N. Y, ha
: been spending couple of weeks at Crysta
Lake Hotel He is selling stock feed to tn
farmers.
p Mrs. Mudgett of Park street was recenti
.e summoned to Morrisville on two sad occa
IS sions, first, to attend the funeral of sis
D. ter and then of her mother.
= A little boy, the son of Mr.. and Mr.
Waldo Gilchrist, died Saturday. Jan.
The funeral was held last .Tuesda.
Rev. w. A. Warner officiating.
- Rev. s. H. Anderson of Manchester,
r., and j. Butler and family of Lyndol
Vile were here Saturday to attend Il
funeral of Mrs. J. H. Anderson.
s. John Suitor was in town last Thursdi
ok looking after the interests OF his building
20, here. He is living in Littleton, but thin
of coming back to live here next spring.
Owing to the burning out of fuse
nj the electric light plant last evening t
o.. lights were out. II no unforeseen trout
of arises the lights will be on again to-nigl
7iIl Regular meeting of Orient Chapter, \
1S, o. e. s., Friday evening, Feb. 1,
700 o'clock sharp. The meeting Is call
a halt hour earlier on account of
'o concert.
G. s. Clogston, who has been ill so
- weeks, is improving. His son Charles
- moved here from Manchester, N. II a
has rooms in Mr r.Glidden's house. He "
work for ]. w. Murkland.
ID. Owen was taken seriously Ill s
ion urday morning at the home of his daugh
les. in Enfield, Conn.,, and as the result
ing advices received yesterday Mrs. Owen
vice for Connecticut this morning.
are Mrs. s. E. WinsIow went Wednesday
lgs. Watertown, Conn, to care for her b
cen band, who seems to be slowly gaining.
has IL reported that MIR. and Mrs. Winsl
snt, will go to Southern Pines, n. c.
IN The woman,s Literary Club will hold
annual Red Letter Evening at the
Fellows hall Tuesday evening, Jan.
Each member is entitled to invite Z
friend. All members are urged to atte
d as Mrs. w. G. Johnson went to Provide
is a Saturday, called there by the sickness
Vest death of her niece, Hazel Chandler, '
.e as was in the hospital there with M
%; johnson, both young ladies being ndr
est Miss Chandler died of scarlet fe
AnS' The following letters remain unca
'pen for at the post office January Is Please
aion advertised when calling for these lett
'lO" Emma L. Bailey, Miss Luelia Brickn
0on' DIN. House, Valerie Jaboitte, Virg
se Price, w. q. Prim, Mrs. Henry Ray
en's Mrs. Sophia Valley, 2. Frank E. Willis
leral
will The Parland- Newhall concert cornl
( the is the next entertainment In the lee
The course and the date is next Friday ever
eene, While this company is new to Ba
Hon andiance thav come highly fecOmmel