Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-20

George and James Rowen are work
ing for parties in Albany.
BENZ. Brown was at StansteaJ, P. O.,
over Sunday with friends.
C. H. Austin was at North Troy
with friends over Sunday.
Miss Irvie Austin returned Saturday
to her school at Colchester.
Miss Grace Conley begins term Of
school at Charleston to-day.
P. Kennedy of Richford, plumber,
is working for H. T. Seaver.
Miss Anne L. Wright is visiting
friends in Newport this week.
Stanley Berry is at his home in Rich
ford for few weeks vacation.
Rev. w. A. Warner was at Lowell
Wednesday to attend a funeral.
"F. B. Lang, G. C. Grow and James
King were in Boston last week.
J. C. Burke of Lowell, Mass, was
here on a short visit Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Skinner of Brooklyn,
N. Y, is the guest Of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs.sJ. LaRock were at
their home at South Troy over Sunday.
Rollo Wakeman, who has been dan
gerously. .sick,s.is reported much better.
E. w. Merrillv was in this village
last week looking for tenement to
rent.
Mrs. Fred Connor and son Harry
spent Sunday with friends at Lyndon
vile.
Mrs. Lois Page has had considerable
recently.
The chemical hand fire extinguishers
for the village fire department have
arrived.
Miss Catherine Wilcox of Morgan
iss the guest of Miss Lydia Colburne
for few days.
The Woman's Literary club will
meet with Mrs. C. C.. Lang Tuesday
evening, Apr. 21.
Mrs. Flint of Bloomington spent a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. A.
w. Buswell, last week.
Miss Avis Brewster, who has been
visiting friends in town, has returned
to her home in Boston.
Mrs. w. H. Forbes of Lawrence,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Rowen, at Hotel Barton.
-t.Mrs. P. A. Robbins ana children,
who spent a few days here recently,
have returned to Newport.
DIR. Magoon has his new cottage
practically finished with the exception
Of painting. 1t is fine cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Gaskill expect
to go to Mortified this week to visit
their daughter, Mrs. F. S. Dyke.
Father Leblanc has been i'll for seve-
raj days, land was obliged to cancel his
meetings last week after Tuesday. -,
Mrs. J. S. Schofield of Lyndonville
was a guest at the home Of Mrs. Min
ME B. Wilmot few days last week.
A fine deer ran across the lake on the
Ice Saturday, followed.by a small dog.
1t crossed near J. Barton's crossing.
The first of a series of dances will be
given on Friday evening at the club
house. Music by Powell's orchestra. =.
Mrs. Carrie Murray and Miss Mary
J. Owen spent last week with their sis
ter, Mrs. Esther Owen Miles. at Bar
net.
John Heating, who has spent th'
winter in Brooklyn, N. Y, Waterbur!
and South Norwalk, Conn.,, is hom'
again. .tsgsa.azxn
Miss Alice Allchurch went to BOstol
Saturday to make her home for tn
present with her sister. Mrs. c. d
Aldrich.
Miss Annie Day of New York cit
and friend are at Julius Hazen's o.
the way to Miss Days cottage a
Westmore.
, Ed. White made his mail trip on foo
one day last week, having four horse
in the barn. Ed. thinks he will take
team hereafter.
w. w. Hartwell and H. D. Grave
were in Newport on business and MI
Hartwell was in St. Johnsbury 0
D business last week.
0 Teller & Lang are shingling the
7 tenement house or. Church street, ar
Y Mrs. Mary. Owen is having the ell pal
OF her house shingled
] Crystal Lake grange, No. All, Wi
= meet tomorrow evening. All men
: bers are urged to be present, as impo
Il tant business is on hand.
/ Mrs. Ruggles has made sixteen quar-
syrup from IL trees. We know it
good for we have sampled it. This
at the rate Of about four pounds to tt
i tree.
Miss Glenn Devereaux, who has bee
working in the Monitor office, h;
finished work there and has a positit
n in the Hardwick Gazette office at Har
wick.
o The following letters remain u
called for at the post office April 2
Please say advertised when calling
/ these letters Avery E. Denison. MI
H. M. Hollock, Ellie Smith.
= Crescent lodge, No. Al, I. O. O. F
will hold its regular meeting t
IN morrow Eevening. Olympic encam