Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-07


Mrs. Fred Jenne was in New York
City last week.
Ds.~J. II: dRinss hass beenasaaite i'll
for thespast tNopmeeksa 1 !
There was associaFsdances ataGreenz
Mountain hall Friday evening.
Chas. D. West of Billerica, Mass,
visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. Geo. Gilchrist and son Scottfesss
trrned-Saturday from Providence, Rs W.
Il Burbank & Sleelare painting there's
idence of F. E. Jenne on Third street,
E. C. Blanchard and O. R. Mo1lton
are on business trip to Winnipeg
Man.
Philip Blanchard was at home over
Sunday from his school at ST. Johns
bury.
C. F. Hodgeman of Lowell was a
business visitor in town Monday and
Tuesday. ..
The first real rainstorm for months
visited us Thursday night and Friday,
and it. was very welcome. .-
Mrs. Nancy Richardson of Lowell
visited last week at Bedford Spauld-
ing's and C. L. Drbwn's. : f
! Dr.IJ F. BIanchard is building a
double veranda on the east side Of his
residence on Main street. a~1 III I
Miss Rosabel Human is at the hos
pital in Hanover, N. H., for surgical
treat ent for appendicitis
C. r. Storrs was in Quebec Friday
and Saturday of last week on business
connected with the>U Y. s. customs.
Mrs. MA. Flint has moved her mill
finery business nte~~the~D Pratt block,
which has been fitted for this purpose.
C. A. Ramsdell, who has been 4 at
North Troy a greater part of the sea-
son, spent Sunday with his family.
Rev. C. D. Lance went Monday night
to South Walden, where he attended a
preachers meeting, returning Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Erastus Buck will go soon to
Denver, Colo, for the benefit of her
health, which has been very poor fol-
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lindsay are
spending two weeks vacation in Bos
ton and vicinity, and will take triI
to Quebec.
Remember the state w. C. T. u. con
vention to be held here Tuesday. Wed
nesday and Thursday Of this week ant
plan to attend if interested.
Thomas C. Gale of the U. S. customs
is taking his annual vacation, and will
his wife is visiting in Worcester, Mass.
and other places in that vicinity.
Miss Lucena Bonneau has finished
work at the American Clothing Stor
and has taken a position in the cloal
; department of large store in Burling
,, ton.
! The Novelty Store conducted by
F. Humphrey, has been moved to tn
! store lately vacated by Mrs. M. A
e Flint and was formally opened to tn
| public Saturday.
AS the result of hearing before tn
railroad commissioners August rs, tn
Y Canadian Pacific railway was ordere
to build cattle pass under their roa
h on the farm of F. j. Libby.
: Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Bradshaw {
: Kansas City, Mo-, are the parents of
o baby girl, born Thursday, Sept. 2
g Mrs. Bradshaw was Miss Mary Ricl
= mond, formerly of this town.
Il P. A. Robbins and family will occ,
y by the Horton tenement over Low
y lands store, during the absence
Il =, Mrs. S. B. Horton, who went Thursds
- to Springfield, Mass, for the winte
o, Fred Ponto has sold the barber sh'
ed operated by him in the Drew block
Joseph Cheney and will go to Sprin
i'd field, Mass, where he has position
manager of large shop. Cheney h
= taken possession.
~ The Ladies' Social Union served 81
II per in the dining rooms OF the Cong1
gational church Friday evening. 1
attendance was good. but not as lar