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


Work In 1st and Fad ranks.
DR.. Lamphear is caring for Dr. Wells
| patients during DR.. Wells absence while
taking his postgraduate course.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre-
| gational church have voted to contribute
| 500 toward shingling the church.
James Healey has closed his boarding
| house and moved from the Kfmbali block
into the Gay house on Cottage street.
Lucius D. Harris of Sutton has decided
to open an Office as optician In this place.
Mr.. Harris is graduate of the U. v. M.
company, will leave to-day for two weeks
vacation in Everett, Mass, and vicinity.
Everett Tripp was very sick for several
days at the home OF his brother in law,
DIR. Lamphear, recently. but is on the gain.
F. P. Wheeler goes to Brattleboro this
week, having position for the B. & NJ. r.
r. company. His family will move to that
place.
/ j. Ii. Rosebrook's house on Ordway
Avenue is up and covered aud wired for
electric lights and some rooms already
| lighted.
Charles Hartwell has moved to Island
/ Pond, where he has work firing on an
engine for the Grand Trunk railroad
company.
G. w. Aiken of Mansonville, P. O., has
moved into the Twombly and Clough
house, which was recently vacated by the
Towle family.
Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Shaeffer and Mr.. and
Mrs. |. D. R. Collins attended the meeting
of the Congregational club at st. Johns
bury Tuesday.
The Cong'l Sunday school will have
their Christmas entertainment Tuesday
evening at 7:45 O'Clock. The school will
render cantata.
In the report of the church fair last week
the committee failed to report that Mr..
Persons as we'll as Mr.. Dwinell gave his
time for the construction Of boothes, etc.
Mrs. Hazen and daughter and Mrs.
Annis Priest of Barton visited g. w.
Sanders of this place and Guy Shepard at
Brownington Saturday.
, George Card while drawing lumber from
Irasburg to this place accidentally slipped
from his high load recently and has been
laid up ever since with an injured leg.
] Captain Richmond of Company l. OF
Newport was here to drill the Uniform
Rank, z. Of p, last week at their meeting
After the drill an oyster supper was served
Erwin Wiley went to Bostonlast Satur-
day to visit his brother. Mrs. Wiley and
the children will go to North Troy to bt
the guests of friends at that place for 6
o while.
Alvin Doe, son OF e. e. Doe, left Friday
2 night for Boston and vicinity. During hii
/. stay OF three weeks he will visit his ole
Il home in Northampton and meet many Of
his friends.
: The basket ball team will play the Bartor
Il academy team of Barton here on Decembel
n 31st. A dance will follow the game, ant
q the village band will be in attendance Al
the opera hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett i5pinney and two
: daughters of Maine were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G.. w. Sanders Wednesday
Later they went to Albany to visit Mrs
Spinney's mother, Mrs. Fl. B. Chamber
lin.
Miss JuIine Rogers is helping in Mrs
L. E Spafford's store for the present ant
Miss Bessie Eastman has gone to Glel
3, Sutton, P. @, to be the guest of friends
having closed her labors with Mrs. spaf
Ia ford.
e. W. Merrill has sold his place to o
o Miles. Mr.. Merrill and family will either
60 South or to California for the winter
We are sorry to have Mr.. MerrilPs people
y move from town. Mr.. Merrill's mothe
will make her home in Chicago this win
ter.
Miss Rose Campbell, daughter Of the lat
DIR. Campbell of Albany, is the guest o
friends here for few weeks. Miss Camp
le bell was in San Francisco during the earth
quake, and has some most interesting
20 stories to tell of what happened at tina
time.
le It is reported that Fra nix Roberts, Clay
ton Brooks, George Akley, Elmer Tripp
b F. ToWle, Ed. Lafiam and some others viii
go this week to Lowell to work in tn
st asbestos mines, and Wallace Alien will q
g. to his home in Charleston to work for hi
brother.
If The Book and ThimbIe club met will
Mrs. Perley on Wednesday afternoon, snC
twenty ladies were present. The roll cal
i was responded to by items of interest. Tn
- program for the afternoon was then takeI
up: ''The jamestown Exposition" !" by Mrs
t. Chsmberlin, and in connection with he
8 paper Mrs, Chamberlin read very inter
esting letter from Mrs. Gray who recent,
~ visited the exposition. s'The Rebuilding
=. of San Flancisco,'' Mrs. Bartlett; reading
sLuther Burbank and His Work" Mrs
Austin; reading, ''The Real West" Mrs
= Parlin. Adjourned TO meet with Mrs
Wells, Jan. s.
at the adjourned meeting OF the Geo. 6
= Mead Post and the w. r. c. held Tuesda,
Ia ot their r0omG Fha folIovrfr,