Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-09


Miss Hattie Locke goes to West Charles
ton to attend school this fall tenn.
Harry Wellman leaves to-day for Han
over, N. H., where he has position.
1t is reported that Frank Howard has
| closed his labors for John Bartlett.
Il. L. Moore has bought house in West
Derby and has moved his family there.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Drown of Lyndon
vile called on friends in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Flanders of Boston
were the guests of friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Baraw OF LyndonvilIe
were the guests OF E. r. Baraw over sun
day.
| Frank Howard and Henry Conway were
at Greensboro Bend last Saturday on busi-
ness.
Carroll Ford goes this week to Seattle,
Washington, to work for his brother
Homer.
Last week the station agent here sold 133
tickets to Sherbrooke to parties attending
the fair.
Mrs. E. G. Wells was the guest OF friends
in Lowell a week recently, but has
returned.
The Book and Thimble club will meet
with Mrs. Henry Webster next Wednesday
afternoon.
Hazel Twombly, who has been for three
weeks doing ste1ography work at Barre, is
home again.
E. E. Does family and ]. g. TurnbuI's
family have broken camp at WilIoughby
and are home.
The Boston & Maine bridge builders are
here and they will rebuild three bridges
near this town.
H. E. Hawks and family CT New Haven,
Conn, wefe the guests of friends in this
village last week.
e :Jaues Healey's peopie have opened "a
? boarding house in the building known as
= = the Kim ball block.
0 Rev. and Mrs. G. L. shaeffsr, who have
y been spending some weeks in Connecticut,
q have returned home.
l The trustees are grading the road on the
n new street from East street psst A. E..
/ Ordway's to School street.
Croft, spent two days last week visiting
g N1rs. Bowley at West Derby.
Q Mrs. Charles Abbott and niece, Miss
y Letta Marshall, were the guests of Mrs. A.
/ B. Blake at Barton, Thursday.
I E. H. Lothrop IS putting an addition OF
24x25 feet to bis barn, two stories high, to
be used as shed and carriage house.
y Mrs. Elizabeth .ShurtIeff and daughter
Maude, of Montpelier were the guests OF
Mrs. o. w. Locke several days IRst week.
3 O.W Locke is in Boston this week pur-
10 chasing goods for the fall and winter
l. trade. His son Clyde accompanied him.
2; Rev, W. R. Davenport and several
l, others from this place attended the Sun
oy day school convention at Derby last week
W " The Village Improvement society vii
- have their annual rummage eale October
10 and II. Remember the date and come
~ School opened here last week with 16
pupils, but increased to about two hundred
pupils in the different departments during
the week.
n The baseball team here has won the las
ne four games played. The game last Monda.
with the Newports stood to in favor @
tn the team here.
3h Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter II. Pope of Dor
ic. chester, Mass, have been visiting Mrs
th Pope's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. PerIey
MS during the week.
The members of the @. A. r. Post and q
the w. r. c. will hold nesting Tuesda
IL at 200 O'Clock o. m. All members are re
in quested to attend.
Richard Bement, who has been havin
trouble with one of his eyes, goes to Bos
% ton for medical treatment and If necessary
a surgical operation.
Mrs L. E. Patton, who recently cam
here on account of the sickness of he
mother, Mrs. Celesta Ewins, has returne
- to her home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Hall of Wells Rive
'no have returned to their home. Mr.. Ha
~. is engaged es principal for the high scho'
'ion at that place for another year.
Mrs. L. E. spafford spends this week
Boston In the interest of her millinel
inc business. She will buy stock of mill
merry goods for the fall trade while there.
les There were thirty five couples in atten'
ance at the social dance last Tuesday eveI
NAL ing. Several couples came from Bartc
/ at and several tom st. Johnsbury were pre-
mo ent.
nm Glen Dodge has made concrete eros
mem ing from his house to the sidewalk, al
he the Methodist society have built a CO.
ood crete walk from the parsonage door to t
ling sloe"aiK
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