Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

Henry Staff )rd sprained his wrist quite
severely one day last week.
Ed. Skinner will spend few days in
Boston this week on business.
Horace Smith was the guest of
friends in Evansville last week.
r. Morey of Rock Island was home with
his father several days last week.
Mrs. Lamphear goes to Boston today
to bs gone several days on business.
E. 81. Lothrop, who took an auto rids to
Boston last week, has returned ome.
Mrs. Aurilia D pyle of Lisboa, N II, is
the guest of her stepson, Wesley Doyle.
Mrs. Lucy A. Hovey of ST. Johnsbury
was the guest of Ms. Ia e. Spaf ord, re-
Gently.
Mrs. Clara Connor OF Massachusetts,
visited at Mrs. j. B. e Rlgers, several days
last week.
Mrs. J. B. Rogers, Who has spsnt N ,st of
he summer with her mother in Albany, is
LONE again.
A. r. Bennett was in Bury, CIu., several
! days recently on account of the illness of
his father.
Mr.. and Mcs. HendrIcx Twombly have
been spending several days visiting friends
in Morgan.
Taere will be masquerade promenade
/ and dance at the o pera ball on Friday eve
j ming, the 18Th.
The iron railing will be erected on the
new wall by the highway near Daniel
Il Skinner's this week.
4 A birth which has not been reported is
4 that of boy born to Mr.. and Mrs. HAL
Il Hudson on Oct. 18th.
q Raw. w. r. Davenport will spsnd several
B days in Burlington this week on business.
He started on the morning train to Day
Mrs. M. e. Townsend, who has been
q spending several weeks at Windsor Mills,
81 QUE, with friends, has returned home.
s. Mrs. Abbie Clough and her son Harvey
q were the guests of Hiram Hunter and other
4 relatives in Albany several days rec entity.
+ B. F. Cannon advertisss an auction sale of
:. 20 heavy horses at the Tepiin Rowell
q stables tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
7 Taplin & Rowell had two carloads of
sleighs come last week; but it is hoped
there Will be no use for them for some
s. time.
- L. Wiley OF Barre visited his brother,
Aaron Wiley, and othsr relatives and
friends In this vicinity several days last
week.
Miss Gertrude Lyon has closed her
school ID the Humphrey district, aEd after
two weeks vacation win return for the
winter term.
John Lower has bought the Going farm
near Brownington Center, and his gon
George will take possession Of it in the
near future.
George Martin continues to fail an
Mr.. Taylor of Bradford, Mrs. Martins
brother, has been here on account of Mr..
Martins sickness.
The High School basket ball team of this
! place will play the Barton High School
team at Barton next Friday evening in
Saa7er'5 Opera hall.
Hon. C. S. Skinner and Daniel Skinner
have erected a large Scotch granite
! monument in the cemetery here, furnish
ed by H. r. Mack of HardWick.
3 The new settees have been placed in the
e new class room in the schoolhouse.e They
are provided with writing arms and viii
E accommodate twenty five students.
r E. d. Stafford has been having a side
I walk made from the sidewalk on Mair
Il street, past Mrs. Tripp's toward his house
Y wnicn will be completed in the spring.
II. 4 RF
;, Fletcher hospital at Burlington for sur
!; gical operation, which was successful,
;. performed Tuesday. Mr.. Hunt is reported
doing WE'LL
It The B. & NJ. r R. Co. have built raiset
i platform l12x30 IT. a little south Of tn
passenger ststion for tbs milk cans so as t.
is facilitate the labor of loading and unload
It Ing the milk.
:, Superintendent E. e. Doe of the E. [
n Chandler Co. informed your reporter tina
d fair progress is being made on the venee
g mill, and that the smokestack will b
raised this week.
It is reported that certain parties her
physicians name. This is dangerou
ground as the forgers may learn If tn
d practice is continued.
: aMrs Ezra Towle and two children wi
u room a. Mrs. c. s. Gibbs and take thei
. meals there during Mr.. Towels absence
Skinner, Me-, where he is at work 70
Skinner, French & Co.
, Mrs. Elliott OF Boston is employed b
? Miss Eva Bassett IN her dressmakin
4 establishment. Miss Baesett recent
: opsned a dressmaking business here an
now employs four helpers.
The drama given By ths young Pc opl
fron West Burke WAS fairly well attended
If aud the play was pronounced good for an
ar ateurs. TIE net proceeds for the VnIag
: improvement society were S35.