Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-28

Candidates for the basket ball team are
requested to meet in Seaver's hall Monday
and Thursday evenings of this week.
The Woman's Literary club will meet
with Mrs. Blake Wednesday evening at
7:30. Let there be good attendance
DIR. and mrF. A. T. Busweil have returned
from two weeks carriage drive through
Orleans, Caledonia and Essex counties.
1t is reported that William Allchu-ch,
who has been dangerously sick during the
past week is not as well this morning.
Mrs. Minnie Sabins and daughter of
Concord, n. a., have been visiting Mrs
sabins' father, David Collision, for several
days.
Fl. F. PiIlsbury & Son have put gang
OF men in the woods cutting and skidding
logs to partially stock their mill next
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Barrows have been
camping at Stone pond, Glover, for week
1t is said Mr.. Barrows did considerable
hunting for deer.
Mrs. A. G. Williams, who has been the
guest of relatives in this vicinity for sew
erai weeks, has returned to her home in
Bridgewater, Mass.
John Borland and c. Fl. Blood, who have
been spending several weeks hunting In
Maine, have returned home, having found
plenty of deer, but failed to bag a moose.
Mrs. Henry Gay and Miss Mabel are
taking vacation in Boston, Mass, and
other places. Mrs. John Cunningham will
act as librarian during Miss Gays absence.
Roger III. Woodman, who has been
here for about three weeks in the interest
OF the Woodman estate, started yesterday
afternoon for his home in Kansas Citv. Mo.
Among those who have shot deer in this
vicinity are Phillips Brothers, L. A. Will
SOL, Nathan Scott, j. w. LaRock, F. Ken
dali, John Collins, Leo Chrystie and Peter
Damon.
Miss Margaret Downing OF Nashua, N
h., and Geo. E. Olmstead of this place
were married at the Catholic church Wed.
nesday morning by Rev. FIR. Leblanc.
Congratulations.
Martin Bean OF Lanesboro, Mimi, is
mere visiting friends. Mr.. Bean went
West in 1869, where he has been In the
harness business for many years, and has
been very prosperous.
TIE Afternoon Study club will meet with
Mrs. 0. FL. Mossman Thursday, October 81.
This is to be children's afternoon and the
club will be favored by music and recita-
tions by the young people.
Mrs. Bert Sheldon was called to North
Troy last week by the illness OF her
mother, who was Obliged to go to Montreal
Tor surgical operation. Mrs. Sheldon
accompanied her to that place.
The following letters remain uncalled
Tor at the post Office October %. Please
say advertised in calling for these letters
ID. Gordon, Ed. A. Labor, Lavina LaPearl.
Mrs. E. Smith, H. A. Stevenson.
The walls Of the new schoolhouse are uu
and the chimneys are nearly completed.
These ch1mneys are to be So feet high and
63x95 feet. The plates are on and in 1C
days it is expected the building will be
enclosed.
There will be public dance at the club.
house n Wednesday evening, Novem Der 6
with Madam Brooks orchestra in attend.
ance, to which everyone is cordially in.
vited: Admission, gentlemen so cents, la
dies % cents.
They'll be looking for you at the Busi
ness Mems Carnival next week Tuesda,
and Friday evenings at the Opera hall
Over 100 of our people will appear on tn
stage. Don't miss it, Entirely differen
program each evening.
At the special village meeting Frida
evening to see if the village would vote t
have the telephone wires removed fror
3 the electric light poles a small mum be
were present and the vote was to have th
wires removed within 80 days
; j. f. Batchelder has engaged A. ]
> Bragg OF st. Johnsbury to build a pore
on the west end and south side of b
a house. The porch is to be IL feet wide an
s will have Corinthian pillars of about
inches in diameter for supports
Mr. and Mrs. n. ID. Martin will move
Lyndonville. Their many friends regr
their rsmoval from this village, vi here ths
If have lived so many years and won
1t many friends.
The Tower company have bought Il
J. Il s. Bickford shop of Joseph Vale
re The company will use the water pow
mostly for their mill business, havil
as heretofore been troubled, when the wat
n. was low, to do as much grinding as "
desirable.
sd The usual good attendance was prese
s. at the annual chicken pie supper al t
Congregational vestry Wednesday evenir
n Pies and cakes vanished before the apr
q, tites. which seemed to be up to par. T
Ladies' society realized good sum fre
their Efforts.
:. Ira T. Day and SOD Oren OF Oxford. n. |
have moved into the Cassidy htool- a