Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-23
G. L. SHAEFFER, Local Editor

Whipple, French & Co. have placed a
new sign over their front entrance.
Mrs. Will Lothrop returned from
her trip to Lincoln. N. H.. Saturday.
Ernest Carpenter of White River
Junction visited his parents last week.
Mrs. T. j. Boynton of Everett.
Mass. is visiting Mrs. F. ]. Kinney.
Clyde Locke of Dartmouth college
arrived this evening for the holidays.
Miss A. E. Stimson has gone to her
home in Melbourne, Que, for the holi-
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Andrew Rogers of Albany was a
visitor at J. B. Rogers one day last
week.
Heber Winget has moved from DR..
WrIght's tenement to that of Kate
Wilson.
A. T. Wilkie has moved from the
Erwin Wiley place to DIR. j. F.
Wright's.
Walter Kelley, real estate agent of
Pawtucket, K. l., was in town on bus
mess this week.
Hugh Rowell and Charles Taplin
have gone to Hanover, N. H.. for
few days visit. :. 60. 49,. ,,,..s,,.
Miss Minnie Stannard attended the
funeral of j. z. Webster of Lyndon
vile last Tuesday.
Prof. Maxfield and Miss Sherman
have returned to their respective
homes for the holidays.
Willard Trip has released the
livery stable of the Valley house for
another term of years.
Mr.. Edwards has moved his family
into the Austin block in the tenement
vacated by Geo. Porter.
Charles Harris and Fred Scott are
home from Burdette business college
of Boston for the holidays.
Miss Dorothy Pudvah goes to her
home in Lowell for the Christmas holt
days. returning next Monday.
Miss Sadie Lothrop, who is studying
music In Boston, is expected home for
the holidays Thursday night
Henry R. Smith got the large Teddy
bear at O. w. Locke's store on &c
pounds of Chase & Sanborn coffee.
Mrs. Dutton, who has been caring
for her sister, Mrs Metcalf. has re-
turned to her home in Concord, N. H.
Miss Josephine McGaffey and sister
Frances of Stanstead, P. O., are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Per-
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dwinell arrived
home from their wedding tour Tuesday
evening and are staying at Lucius
| Nye's. q
| Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Kinney of
Craftsbury are visiting their son,
F. J. Kinney. for few days this
week.
Regular service of song in the Con-
gregational church next Sunday even
ing at Tbs. Everybody cordially in
| vited.
c. D. French and family have gone
| to Boston to visit Mr.. French's father,
where they will spend the Christmas
holidays. ~
Bert Scott. for nearly sly years boss
millwright at the E. l.. Chandler Co. s
mills, closes his labors with the com.
pany Saturday. a~
There will be special meeting OF
Philemon lodge, Knights of Pythias,
| on Wednesday evening. Exemplifica.
ton Of the third rank.
/ DR.. E. G. Stevens will leave Satur
| day for Boston, where he goes to take
in the SpOrtsmen's show, and will b.
away q week or 10 days.
Harry Dickens and family spent Sun
day in Newport. Mr.. Dickens returned
/ Monday, while Mrs. Dickens viii
remain until after Christmas.
Miss Edith oEothropr and 3 e.. c
Thayer spent Saturday and Sunda,
with Mr.. and Mrs. locker in st. Johns
bury. returning Sunday evening. s:'s'
/ Alonzo F. Smith. who has taken; III
the profession of engraving and ha
been studying in Philadelphia the mas
few months. has secured a position i
Salisbury. Mass, for the HOLIDAYS.
Everett Wiley has placed his ne,
& sign over his meat market. and
calls attention to the change of name
soon to take place. The sign draw
your attention to the. Orleans Mark
et." %SaR
Quite a large crowd attended tn
social dance given in the opera hall o
Thursday evening by Hodges orches
ira. Charles Winters attracted cor
siderable attention by his clarione
playing.
II. L. Moore and family Of Wes
Derby were the guests of Burr
Buchanan over Sunday. They toe
the early train on Monday for Boston
where they expect to spend the Chris
mas holidays.
The annual business meeting of Il
Bloomington and Barton Landir
Congregational church will be he