Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-14

Harry Wellman Of Dartmouth college /
spent several days at his home here |
last week.
Mrs. Charles Mute has gone to the
hospital at Hanover, N. H., for
slight operation.
w. c. Bement of Boston is visiting
his sisters. Mrs. Byne Dean and Mrs.
+. T. Cleveland. 49,
Mr.. Healey has secured employment
IN the mills at Barton and has moved
his family there.
Taplin & Cofran held two auctions
Saturday, one at Beebe Plain and the
other at Charleston.
George Porter and family spent Sun
day with Mr.. Porter's parents at
Bloomington Center.
Tom Keiser of Irasburg has moved
from the George Ford place into Mrs.
Chamberlin's tenement.
Mrs. Chandler and Miss Eaton have
returned from Lake Willoughby where
they spent the summer.
The next service of song will be
given Sunday evening at 7:30 in the
congregational church. 1
Mrs. Comstock and daughter Pearl
OF barton have been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. George Richardson.
Mrs. Mabel Blair, who had spent
two weeks with her aunt in Tunbridge
has returned to her home
MIRO Topr;o H;nx h,. 49,. - Al
bany and from there to Wolcott for a
weeks visit with her sister.
Business is rushing at the E. L.
Chandler Co. factory. Surely this is
good news as winter sets in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lyon of Ayers
Cliff, P. O., attended the funeral of
Mrs. Nancy j. Wright Friday.
Frank S. Wright and family of
Woodsville, N. H., attended the fu-
neral of Mrs. Wright on Friday.
About 20 members of the Eastern
Star went to Irasburg Friday evening
to attend the district convention.
|, Levi .Lothrop and George Parker
went Sunday night to Newtonville,
Mass. for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Ed. Merrill, Mrs. Gardyne and
Mrs. Nancy Merrill were some of the
excursionists to Boston last week.
The E. L. Chandler Co. have sold
the small garage used by Mr.. Wheeler
and are building him a larger one.
I B. R. Bement, who was on the sick
| list for several days, is about again,
| but is still under the Doctors care.
| Joseph Clough is making extensive
i Improvements on the house recently
/ purchased from the Sylvester estate
E. E. Doe was at Derby Line Mon
day negotiating for a piece Of land
preparatory to locating a mill thereon
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall went t,
! West Derby Saturday, spending Sun
day with Mrs. Halls sister. Mrs. Bow
man.
v Cam Anderson was compelled to Civ,
I up his work : of gathering cream for {
i few days this week on account of sick
i ness i&% &
/ While Mrs. Glib was in Mancheste
last week she called on Mr.. and Mrs
! George Bush, former residents of Thu
place.
), IS William Wells has moved his fami.,
Ito Newport, where he has obtaine
work in the Frost Veneer Seating Co
plant.
The J. G. Turnbull Co. have move
their gasoline tank from the front o
the creamery to the gristmill on Mai
| street.
Miss Fisk, Mrs. Shaeffer and Mis-
! Marian Vinka went to Newport to at
> tend the w. G. T. u. convention Wed
nesday.
John Boden is moving from Mrs
Stephen Willey's house to John La
: crosses farm near the Coventr
station.
George Jones has closed his labor
with Frank Andrus, and will go t
South Newport to work for Fran
Mason.
Wilson Dubois of North Troy,
t travelling salesman, has rented Georg
FOrd's place and will move here NJ
vember l.
Y The Barton Landing band will give
promenade in the academy hall j
Brownington village Tuesday ever
: ing. Oct. 20. l n
Cyron Ordway fell down the celia
. steps one day last week and cut h
: head quite badly. It was necessary
= call in doctor. ef
The E. u Chandler Co. are going
+ locate new mill in Browningtc
8 either at the George Howe place or {
the Gallup place.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Quimby wei
q to West Charleston recently to after
the funeral Of Mrs. Quimby's aun
% Mrs. G. w. Hamilton.
n George Porter Sr. of Browningt.
Center, 81 years of age, who w
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