Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-01-06
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The trustees of the Bloomington and
Orleans Congregational church are /.
D. r. Collins, Lucius Nye and }. M.
Wyman.
Tony Smith claims that he drew
a load containing 62 logs of all sizes
with one pair of horses from the Govro
place to the E. l.. Chandler Co. s
mills.
ington mill of the E. L. Chandler Co.
has arrived and will be Immediately
placed in position.
A. R. Bennett found it necessary to
kill his horse that was so severely in
| jurs in runaway last fall. The
hor was quite a valuable one.
A. D. Beede made the first real
estate transaction under the new cor
porate name of the village, having
purchased the Wheeler & French pro-
perty known as the Beede block.
| Miss Sadie Lothrop went Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker to St.
Johnsbury. returning Sunday evening,
accompanied by Helen Beede. who
had spent the week with her aunt.
Frank Doncaster received a very
severe injury to one of his eyes while
chopping last week. A chip struck
the eye and it is feared he may lose
the sight of the eye.
Seven persons were received into the
Methodist church on probation Sunday,
and five were baptised. This. with
the 48 received December 6. makes SIS
received on probation within a month.
Mrs. Spafford and daughter Doris
have gone to Boston and expect to be
gone for some little time. Miss Juline
Rogers will have charge of the store
in Mrs. Spafford's absence.
On Christmas day four generations
sat down to sumptuous dinner at
Mr.. Maxfield's. Mrs. Maxfeld's moth
er, Mrs. Dudley, of Charleston, and
daughter and granddaughter. Mrs. Hunt
and little child.
A C. M. Perkins has begun work on an
z outdoor skating rink on the south end
7 Of South street. This is but an exper-
lnent and if it proves successful. as it
ought to. he will build a more elabor-
ateNne for another winter.
Misses Bassett and Pudvah expect
to leave for Boston the latter part OF
{ this week and will remain an indefinite
| period in behalf of their business.
Miss Eva Bassett will have charge OF
g the store in their absence.
a E. E. Doe spent several days il
Northampton, Mass. on busioass, re
% turning Tuesday, accompanied by d
J. L. Clark. While in Northampton Mr.
Doe received an order for four car
loads of onion crates and several car
: loads of lumber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Porter and Georg
Porter Sr. of Bloomington Center
y Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Richardson O
y Lowell, Will Sylvester and Miss Ger
trude Lyon OF this place were enter
o. tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. George Porte
to on New Years day.
Quite a number of the NIGHTS O
n Pythias went to st. Johnsbury on Ne,
q Years night and took the DO. K. K
rank. We don't know what that ran
is. but those who took it say they kno,
s. all about it.. Bushels of fun, the
ne bsay. for the audience. 81" ~
Some time ago leak was discovere
ca near the Congregational church by tt
10 water commissioners. Locating Il
leak was quite a job as it was unde
VS. meath the filling of the park near Il
e church. After several days OF hal
work it was repaired. 81
ay Do not forget to hear, the mo
tn popular lecturer on the course. r
member, George WoodAnderson alwa
makes good. He will deliver
us lecture on Seeing Things in the ope
ch hall Tuesday evening, Jan. IL. Tickle
on sale at Austin's drug store. G
NJ them early and avoid the rush.
he Tardy photographs are greatly G
laying the souvenir booklet of this v
10, lage to be issued as suppleme
81, to the Monitor. Every days delay
Al getting the photos delays the book
even more than a day. All pilot
nd must be in our hands by the goth In
nd to be inserted in the booklet and it
Mt desired to have every man and prof
sion represented. Don't delay
Nd work longer. Leave photos at Col
l.u studio or send to Monitor office.
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&c Edwin Annis' family are among
al sick ones this week. His daugh
h IN; Lena is home from North Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wiltshire are
joicing over the birth of an eight {
1ed one-half pound daughter January 2.
hat E. A. BashaW has sold his farm "
sugar utensils to G. F. Carter. Pl
$4,000. Possession will be given Ma
w. 20.
20, Among those visiting out of tt
q !, tn past week are Lura Campbell
- "a the home of her aunt, Mrs. Bailey
~ Orleans, and Dora johnson at N
port.