Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-23

ing this week with relatives IN Boston,
John Stevens has finished work for f. w. |
Comstock and gone to his home IN Sutton.
Miss Eula Sheldon entertained her friend
Miss Susie Elkins of North Troy last week.
Mrs. w. Alexander OF Evansville was
the guest OF Arthur s. Wilson last Friday.
Francis Wilson has closed his labors for
j. w. Murklsnd, and gone home to Maine
Fred Simon has been home from New
York spending couple of weeks vaca-
tion.
olympic encampment, No IL, o. o. F.,
will meet for the election of officers Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. e c. Judd of WoIcott are
at Crystal Lake house, the patients of DR..
Msgoon.
Mrs. Z. w. Tenney, who has been very
sick with pneumonia for the past week, is
no better today.
Special communication Orleans Lodge,
55, f. & A. NJ Thur, day evening at 1880.
Labor on F. e. degree.
Mrs. Hobson and daughter of Island
Pond spent a few days with her brother,
Geo. Q. Lang, last week.
E r. Cook and Mr.. and Mrs. X P SKIN
ner will entertain large party on We'd
nesday, December 25th.
Paul Murray cut his wrist seriously with
an axe Monday, and will be disabled for
large part of the winter.
Rev. w. A. Warner was in Bethel We'd
nesday night, where he delivered his
lecture on the Holy Land.
Miss Clara Drown had surgical opera
tion performed Thursday, aud is doing
well at the present writing.
Rev. John Garfield end family of Cleve-
land, Ohio, are at o. ID. OVENS, called
here by the illness of Mr.. Oven.
Hon. J. &. Burke of Lowell, Mass, and
son and daughter, George and Julia, will
spend Christmas at Hotel Barton.
Fred Wiley of st. Johnsbury has re-
covered from the rheumatic fever and is
back in w. NJ. Wiiley's bakery again.
Remember the Thespians play ''The Dia-
mond Belt," in Seaver's opera hall Friday
night. 1t will be worth while to attend.
H. r. Barron and Franz Hunt are home
from Eastman business college, Pough-
keepsie, N Y, for the Christmas vacation.
y. F. Ba.cbelder has his new verandas
practically completed, making foe addi-
tiop, both useful and ornamental, to the
house.
T. B. Piper advertises for sale at auction
on Tuesday, Dec. 3lst, at o'clock p. M, 6
lot of personal property, consisting OF lin,
OF stock.
The electric lights wsnt out about
O'Clock Thursday evening and were out To-
the night. Some trou ole at Plunkett wa
the cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. V. Drown, Mr.. ant
Mrs. James King were in Montpelier las
week, the gentlemen to attend Shrin
: meeting, and their ladies to visit friends
While business is somewhat dull here al
}, the mills are running and have more or les
!, orders, which it is hoped will tide then
over until business RECEIVERS from th
u present depression.
|. Miss Emma McMurray will spend he
Christmas vacation at LenDoxville P. @
- with her sister, Mrs. Charles HAIL. and Ml
Is and Mrs. L. M. Hubbard expect to spen
: Christmas with Mr.. ard Mrs. Hall.
~ In addition to the names of student
81 home from their schools already printe
p we would mention the names of Parke
- Bsrrows, j. Raymond Winslow, Mario
5 Redfeld, Eve EFT Clark, Mae Arthur an
1 Harry Patterson.
The tub shop company have bougt
p 100000 feet of lumber to be made int
ce butter tubs, but the parties from whor
they bought are troubled on account {
lack Of snow to deliver tnelr logs at tn
- depot in Canada.
r John Heating, who has been spending
e. few days with mis- daughter, Mrs. Power,
at Lunsnburg, aud son joan at Was
Lebanon, n. h, will make an extende
~ visit to his dsug ater, Mrs. Pierce, at 5out
or Norwalk, Conn.
h' st. PauPs Dramatic club will give pla
- in Crystal Lake hall Wednesday evenins
II u Dec. %, at $3.50. Supper will be serve
nd after the play. Amusement after
IN O'Clock, accompanied by Sawyer's orche
IL ira. All welcome.
,a The following letters remain uncallt
= for at the post Office Decem DER %. Plea
ne say ADVERTISED in cslliug for these letter
~ Myrtle Blsks, Mrs. ". w. Burton. MI
- Loren Judd, z c. Jewett, Herman Ksll
n, Mrs. w. J. ). Scott, II. NJ Wiley.
- Ii is understood the day electric eurre
!, was on to-day for the ficst time and W
eI. be continued from now on. Toe MONTH
er has two ele ectric motors and the laund
% expects to have one Immediately. OH
Se prospective users are waiting to ses hC
ur tnev work before buying motors.
sle The next regular session of Court Ros
U ing Brook, 1. o. E., Will b adiournedI
. Tnursdsy, Dec. 25 ., at s p. NJ. The re
son of tuis sdiurnmsnt Is that ChristH
comes on Wednesday, the usual date
has meeting. The annual election of ofic
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