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

The house which belonged to the late |
Mrs. David Hartman will be sold at auc-
tion on Tuesday, the 22nd.
George Lower of Ipswich, Mass, is plan
ing to buy small farm in this vicinity so
as to live near his parents.
The body of David Blaisdell of Stone
ham, Mass, was brought here Friday and
taken to Albany for interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Govro are spending
a couple of weeks with their daughter,
Mrs. Ora B. Lyon, in Westmore.
E. D. Stafford has gone to West Mill
bury, Mass, to do some painting and
repairing on g. B. Stones house.
Miss May Stevens of West Burke is
taking the place of Mr.. Blair in the Charles
Mute barber shop for two weeks.
Ernest Loveland goes this week TO Cali
fornia, where he will make his home in
the future if he likes the country.
DR.. Parlin will take much needed va
cation for few weeks, consequently his
office will be closed till November 1.
Miss Alberta Mayhue of Lyndonville and
Arthur Dubois were married Saturday,
Oct. 8. They will reside in Lyndonville.
1t is reported that j. g. Turnbull Co.,
will finish off their carriage shop near B.
o. Smiths store into several tenements.
The E. L. Chandler mills are rushed with
orders and are working two and one half
hours extra time three nights in the week.
Eugene Bedard of Barton has been do
fnot hor Of
shop during Mr.. Bowman's abeence in
Boston.
The village basket ball team played the
high school team Thursday evening at the
opera hall and was defeated by a score of
16 to IL.
1t is reported that D. Buchanan has
bought a new fourteen horsepower auto
mobile of the Maxwell Co. 1t is a fine
machine.
GAG. e. Dean is having his lawn turfed
over since the grading. He will set out
shade trees and otherwise improve bis
premises.
Carl Dwinell has gang of men at work
on his new house and expects to get it en-
closed before cold weather. The frame is
nearly up.
Miss Margaret Carter, who has been liv-
ing with ]. III. Browns people, went to
Boston Friday, where she will make her
home for the present
The funeral services of the little daugh-
| ter of A. E. Berry, Stella Olive, five months
| old, was held Wednesday, Rev. w. R.
| Davenport officiating.
| D. J. Carter was called to BroWnington
last week, where he put 81 stitches into
the leg of colt which had been injured
| by the kick of a horse.
DR.. Stevens says he will be away during
the deer season and expects to bag some
venison. We have been promised some of
the meat SO here's hoping he will be sue
cessful.
Mrs. Dean Rogers remains about the
same; Mrs. Eber Parker is slowly gaining !;
o. B. Dodge was disc bIed with rheumatism
all last week; and MIS-. r. NJ. Wells was
quite i'll.
A. w. Hudson, who has spent the sum-
mer at the Fabyan house in the White
mountains, is home again. He will live
with his parents this winter and work in
the mills. .
Geo. Rollins, formerly of this vicinity
but late OF Della has, sold his farm
there and is looking about here for farm
that suits him that he may make his fu-
ture home here.
DR.. j. F. Wright attended the medica
meeting at st. Johnsbury last week. The
doctor is improving but not entirely re.
covered from his recent injuries received
at the tub shop in Barton.
Miss Eva Bassett, Wesley Bassett, E. A
, Wiley, Carl Wiley, F. j, Kinney, FL. B
Rood, Rev. 9. L. Shaeffer and B. A. Scot
went to Lyndonville Saturday afternoon
to attend the funeral of Earle Huntley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. s. Glib are in Hanover
N. r., to attend the wedding of their Sol
Oscar and Miss Nellie M. Jones of Hanover
l Later Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Glib will live il
q Concord, N. FL where Mr.. Gibb is work
ing in the railroad office.
q The new boiler for the veneer mill ha
arrived, and the wheel pit is now ready TO
the water wheel, having been blasted ou
: in the stone so as to give II feet fall. TIL
/ wheel will be set this week and other wor
done SO as to get the mill in working con
\ dition as soon as possible.
g IS members of Intervale chapter, No. s.
attended the district meeting of the o.
It S. at Island Pond Wednesday evening
y The total attendance was about 80.
banquet was served and very enjoyabl
o time experienced by all. The local chap
/ ter did the initiation work.
The editor invites you to treat by read
l., ing the opening chapters of ''The Lilo
}. and the Mouse,'' in this issue. This is
great story concerning great man.
~ has created great sensation and is gre
1e seller. You can read 1t seriaIly in thi
ma ner 1if ho1It cost thouph If bas cost RI