Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02

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BARTON
Miss Elma May is caring for Mrs. H. K.
Dewey.
Mrs. II. L. Archer was on the sick list
last week.
DR.. A. T. Buswell is in Spottswood, N.
j., on business.
Hon. ]. Z. Burke OF Lowell, Mass, was
In town Friday.
B. c. Sheldon was in st. Johnsbury on
business last week.
Ed. Craig of West Burke was in town
last week on bu siuess.
Fred Frechette has moved into one of
A. 3. Blake's tenemente.
Frank Lang has returned from Boston
where he has been on business.
Will Buskey, who has been working in
Lanesboro, has returned home.
Miss Ruby Campbell of st Johnsbury
visited her parents last week.
Remember the whist party Thursday
evening at Odd Fellows hall.
VIM. Maxwell is working for E. E. Flan-
ders in the place of Frank Tayloy.
Mrs. A. A. Coe visited friends in st.
Johnsbury several days last week.
Miss Ollie Sheldon has gone to spend her
vacation with her parents at Albany.
Mrs. N. E. Graves was called to Glover
last week to care for Mrs. Templeton.
Mr.. Wells of Barton Landing has moved
into one Of H. T. Seaver's tenements.
Miss Margaret Simon has gone to her
| home in Albany to spend her vacation.
E. H. Coburn Of Craftsbury was the
guest OF his son, T. J. Coburn, Saturday.
| Regular convocation Of Keystone chap
ter No.16, X. A. M this, Monday evening.
Mrs. G. J. Clogston was the guest of
friends in Newport Friday and Saturday.
Miss Lillian Conley has finished her
school in Charleston and is visiting friends
here.
M. 8. Kicker, formerly of this place, but
now OF South Royalton, is stopping in
town.
% took the teachers examinations here
last week, six being for first grade ce-tifi-
Gates.
Miss Hazel Prime of Worcester, Mass,
is intown visiting her father, DR.. M. f.
Prime.
A. N. Drew OF st. Johnsbury, formerly OF
this village, was the guest of friends Sat
urday.
Chas. Mooney of Wheelock, formerly of
this place. is working on the new school
house.
Judging from the placards on the houses
it is evident the mumps are having a large
run here.
Mrs. Cora Wheatley of Hardwick visited
her uncle, T. w. Drew, and other friends
recently.
s. E. Winslow shipped an exceptionally
fine lot OF cattle to Watertown, Conn.,,
last week.
F. w. Brown spent part of last week
at West Burke looking up a new line oi
business.
Mrs. c. R Prescott has opened her dress.
making establishment to-day in the J. G
King block.
Did you hear the sweet voice of the re.
turned crow on Thursday? 1t really sound.
ed musical.
Mrs. William Williams spent the last
OF the week as the guest OF friends ir
South Albany.
1t is reported that A. E. Clark is going te
move to West Derby wnere he will max,
his future home.
On account of Pillsbury & Sons stock O.
logs being nearly in they have discontin.
u ID saving nights.
Misses Nora c. and Mary A. Buckley O
Wheelock were here last week visitine
their brothers here.
Mrs. b. V. Drown and her daughter
Hazel and Eva were entertained by friend
in Wneeiock recently.
Mrs. George D. Barstow and Mrs. Geo
Goodro and son we're the guests of friends
in Newport Saturday.
, The following letter remains uncalIes
for at the postoffice, March 2. Please sa,
advertised. F. L. Hussey.
Mrs. w. j. Edwards returned FRIDAY r.
her home in Barre Her mother. Mrs. M
j. Smith, is improving.
Rev. W. A. Warner was at East Charles
7 ton last week, where he gave his lecture
Palestine to large audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Hall and daughte
OF St.Johnsbury were the guests of Il