Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-21
THE UP-TO-DATE GROCERY.
B O. SMITH, Prop Barton LANDING VT

Mrs. Arthur Fairbrother of Newport
spent several days recently with Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Person.
Harley Cleveland has moved to the
farm lately purchased from j. G.
Turnbull on the Barton road.
Mrs. E. E. Doe entertained last
week Mrs. Louise Weber and her
daughter Rose of ST. Johnsbury.
Mr.. King and Mr.. Drown have re-
moved their families to the farm lately
purchased from Harley Cleveland.
There will be meeting of the
Laurette Temple, No. 3. Pythian
Sisters, Tuesday evening, Oct. q.
Miss Florence Blackburn is leaving
for Plainfield, Mass, on Saturday,
where she expects to spend the winter.
Whipple. French & Co. have sold
their new gasoline tank and pump
lately installed to the j. G. Turnbull
Co.
A dance will be given in the opera
hall on Friday evening. Madam
Brooks orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic.
William Virgins has moved his
family from the farm into the house
purchased from George King on Main
street.
Miss E. Eliza Sessions. while solicit
ing for the Kurn Hattin homes. was
entertained in the Congregational par
sonage.
Mrs. Thompson and son Ernest have
their home at present with Mrs.
Chandler, for whom Mrs. Thompson is
working.
DR.. Wells went to Rutland as del
egate from the Orleans County Medi-
cal association to attend the state medi-
| cal convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Turnbull and
Mr.. and Mr.. Harley Cleveland are 60
ing to Montpelier this week in Mr..
Turnbull's auto.
William Dow, formerly of this place,
now of North Hatley, P. O.. was
married Wednesday. DR.. Wells attend
ed the wedding.
Mrs. Margaret Norton. sister of
Moses Burbank, was quite ill last
week. 1t is supposed that she suffered
from a slight shock.
The w. c.. T. u. will meet in the
Congregational church vestry on Tues.
day afternoon at o'clock. Let there
be good attendance.
Miss Lillian Hare. who spent some
time in st. Johnsbury and who passed
through siege of typhoid fever while
Il - sc.k
Mr.. Bucklin Of Rutland and Frank
Gates of Newport were in town Mon
day setting up a fine monument on j
G. Turnbull's lot in the cemetery.
| The lecture association will meet in
the band room of the opera hall on Sat
urday evening at Z 80. Let all inter.
ested in lecture course be present
| Mrs. A. D. Chandler entertained a.
her guest last week Miss Lillian Gal
lup Of Brattleboro Many will remem
Der Miss Gallup as former resident
G. E. Dean went Tuesday to Bethel
Me-. to get an automobile purchased
from Ernest Walker, travelling sales
man. 1t is Rio, 1908 model of % H
p.
The large Teddy bear in O. W.
Locke's store is quite an attraction
for the children. He will be giver
away as per terms in the advertise.
ment.
Mrs. Geo, Martin, lately of =, this
place, but now of Montpelier. is
visiting friends "A monument is being
placed in position on her lot in the
cemetery:
A cottage meeting will be held al
the residence of John Brennan thi.
"wednesday evening. All are invit
ed. Next week it will be held at TIT
residence of Arthur Miles.
Mrs. Bush, sister of Cyren and Ar
thur Ordway, who has been spending
several weeks here visiting friend
g and relatives, has returned :. to-. he
t home in Manchester, N. II. = -
A rehearsal of the music in the ney
Z song books to be used in the evange
!. listic meetings in the Methodist churc
November 5-18 was held last night q
, the home Of F. j. Kinney.
t Everett Wiley is finishing the four
dation preparatory to moving his built
= ing on School street to the lot pul
= chased from Dan Buchanan. Hendri
Twombly is doing the mason work.
a Rev. E. A. Bishop. D. D., princip.
h of Montpelier seminary. will preac
in the Methodist church Sunday morl