Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-14

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their son Archie, have returned from
Dispatch, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cammett and daughter
Blanch OF Newport Center were recent
guests at j. 3. Darling's.
Mrs. Bushnell OF Quincr, Mass, and
Mrs. Barnes of Oxford, \. Il /, visited
reIsiives in town recently.
Wv. johnson injured his finger one
dsy last week while working IN the mill,
It being badly cut by saw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Day OF Barre were
guests of Mrs. Days sister. Mrs. {. r.
winget. a few days last week.
Miss Myrs Blake, who ia teaching at
South Craftsbury, and Miss Marion Blake,
who is attending school at Craftsbury
academy, were recent guests OF Mrs. Della
Honey.
The body OF Edward BIasdell OF Stone
ham, Mass, formerly OF this town, was
brought here for burial Friday, the fun
eral being held in the Methodist church
Saturday.
The first lecture of the White Star
course will be given Tuesday evening, Oct.
%, by DeIbert g. Lean, presenting his
fascinating story, 'sCaleb West, Master
Diver" preceded and followed by comedy
selections and vocal solos. The entertain
| ment is to be given under the auspices OF
| the band.
The editor invites you to treat by read
ing the opening chapters OF 1.-The Lion
and the Mouse" in this issue. This is
| great story concerning great man. 1t
has created a great sensation and is great
seller. You can read 1t serially in this
paper without cost, though 1t has cost the
editor good royalty to publish it.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Merton Vance of East Burke visited at
| George Vance's last Friday.
Charles M. Brinck, who has been i'll with
the grip The past few weeks, is gaining.
Clarence Williams from Boston visited
his brother, C. w. Williams, last week.
Oney RoweIl, who has been having a
hard attack of the mumps, is able to be
out again.
Mrs. Hattie Paterson from Craftsoury
A. D. patterson's last Saturday.
BROWNINCToN.
Mrs. Geo. Burroughs still remains very
ILL.,
Geo. Lewis has finished work for E. A.
Adams.
Blaine Grow from Hardwick visited rel
atives In town last week.
o. A. Grow is clapboarding his house
and repairing the inside.
Mrs. Maud Clark from Irasburg visited
her mother, Mrs. Putney, last week.
Solomon Barnum's mother has gone to
New Jersey to live with her daughter.
BR-oWNINCToN CENTER.
gLucia Fogg returned Wednesday from 6
two weeks visit in Hyde Plrk.
ME- Cheney had the Bell telephone in.
stalled in his house last Wednesday.
Jerome Houston, the crafty fox hunter
took five foxes from ten traps in two days
recently. -
Ora Dryer and family of Newport ar'
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Dryer.
Clarence Ingalls, of Santa Paula, Cal, wa
the guest of his cousin, Mrs. John Bullock
last week.
Mrs. Eugene Norrie and two children o
Sheffield are visiting relatives here and il
Charleston.
Mrs. George lite and her granddaug h
tel, Ardath Ransom, are visiting her broth
err, Ora Story, in Irasburg.
Miss Georgianna Collins is working TO
her aunt, Mrs. Oliver Dwyer, who is still
very lame from spraiLed ankle.
E. III. Porter went to Boston on the ex
cursion. He will visit Boston, New Bed
ford and Springfield before his return.
The dance which was to have been bel,
last Friday evening was postponed an
viii be held next Friday evening.
Henry Dwyer has vacated the house re
Gently sold to Thomas Smith and moved t
Coventry, where he will work for Alder
Estey.
F. Andrew Lang, has placed a large stree
+ light in front OF his store which makes
| very pleasant and also convenient for eve
ming trade. Z s
Daniel DWyre, who was veteran OF tn
Civil war, died July 20, 1907, at the age c
ninety Two years and seven months. II
was father OF fourteen children, all livin
4 but one. The number OF grandchiidre
Is thirty seven and great grandchildrel
twenty seven. His wife died March 20, 1881
EVANSVILLE.
Arthur Waterman has moved into th
!. Pike tenement.
Fred Foss and family of Albany visite
at Nj. A. Foss' last week.
Mrs. L. A. Drown has gone to Irasbur
to care for Mrs. Leonard.
Jesse Waterman has moved into one {
the Pike Co. tenements.
E. 81. Alexander has returned home fro
Maine, where he has been working tn
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Foster have returne
- to their home in Barton, after visitin