Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-11-11

Wednesday morning. The four year
old one was dead, the two year old had
one hind leg mangled nearly the en-
tire length and was at once shot. 1t
is supposed that the colt was hit by
the 8 40 express but the train men
deny seeing them anywhere on the
line.
IRASBURC.
Additional Irasburg news on page
three of thi paper.
Roland Watson shot a buck weighing
1900 pounds in Albany Tuesday.
DIR. Preston Beauclerk of Concord,
N. H., is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Beauclerk.
C. T. Miles has offered his farm for
sale and will have an auction Friday,
Nov.20. Mr.. Miles and family will go to
Texas to live.
The M. w. of A. will give an oyster
supper in the courthouse hall Thursday
evening. Nov. 10. All members are
earnestly requested to be present as
there is work.
Chas. Sylvester was the first to
secure buck on his farm early on the
morning of the first day of the deer
season. The deer weighed $50 pounds.
The meat was delicious as the writer
can bear testimony.
WESTFIELD..
Will Benware, who has spent some
months in Chicago, is at home.
M. H. Dodge, who recently sold
his stock of merchandise to Ii. D..
1 Miller is moving to Troy.
Will Wright has bought the uncom-
pleted house which M. H. Dodge was
erecting. 1t will probably snot be
finished until warm weather.
On account of i'll health Mrs. Abby
Fairbanks, who has been staying at
&. w. Bryant's for the past two years,
is obliged to leave. She is now staying
at the home of her brother in Troy.
LOWELL.
Ray Powers of Middleboro, Mass.
was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. KiEney-sof Troy
were in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Hines and Mr.. Ducharme were
in Richford Wednesday. ssa - -
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Adams November 3.
S. D. Parker of Newport;sspent the
first of the week in town.
Miss Rena Revoir of Barton was E
recent guest of Miss Grace Bowers.
Ed. Skinner of Barton Landing was
a business visitor in town Saturday.
will enter Cornell university, #agri
cultural department, at Ithaca, N. Y
! Burney Wilson, who has finished
work at the j. G. Turnbull creamery
Albin Stebbins spent Sunday at tn,
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
Stebbins. es,:.-,.. ssa.~ ), So
Miss Emma Blanchard sand Elme
Trip of Barton were married October
81 at the Catholic parsonage by eth
Rev. Fir. Lavigne.
MORGAN
Mrs. Cynthia Benefits in very poo
health. ,
The Ladies' Aid society are to aid i
putting electric lights into the church
Mrs. Leon Young and Mrs. Der
Wheeler visited in Barnston, P. O., re
Gently. $50 racru r~..s.az:za 4s ss5asa,r.sr 81
: There has never been time whe
: the water was so low at this time Q
year as now :. sa4 80 -
CT. Moore has recovered his valu
, able papers which were stolen las
summer. They were found in ylun
Der pile at Newport. asstA MAaaf 49,
; MORGAN CENTER.
Miss Jennie Lackey closed success
, full term of school at the Cente
Friday.
Mrs. Dow of Holland has been stay
ing for few days with her daughter
Mrs. Fred Trucott.
I Gerald H. Gilmore was pleasant
! surprised by party Of young friend
Thursday evening to remind him of hi
goth abirthday. A most enjoyabl
evening was spent.
? WESTMORE
! One of the Fhappy events Of the Sc
,, son was postal shower which fell O
: j. w. Hyde when he reached tn
post Office November S. One hundre
fifty postals and six letters were re
/ ceived by him from a number G
f. different states from Vermont t
California. Upon reaching home ST
0 presents awaited him, among them
3 chamois skin undervest and larg
s decorated birthday cake with tn
S words 'Joa IT," Mr.. and Mrs. Hyd
were entertained at the home of MI
and Mrs. Geo. Craig with few othe
guests. A fine dinner was served i
d honor of Mr.. Hyde's 77th birthday.
CARD OF THANKS. I wish t
g thank the many friends who S
kindly remembered me on nv ut