Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-10

MRS. y. ID. Gallup OF braCLloDOTO
is being entertained by Mrs. A. D.
Chandler.
Clyde Clement who has been threat
ened with appendicitis, is somewhat
improved.
Dora Wiley spent several days last
week in West Charleston visiting at
DR.. Gatchell's.
Wallace Stevens had two fingers of
his right hand crushed at the veneer
mill last week.
Mrs J. B. Rogers vent to Albany
last Saturday to visit her brother,
G. F. Lawrence.
Harley Towle went to Lyndonville
Monday to work in the car shops of
the B. M. railroad.
A. o. Austin attended the Phi Chi
society of the College of Pharmacy
in Boston last week.
H. D. Stannard was in North
Stratford, N. H., and Brunswick,
on business Thursday.
Regular services at the M. E.
church next Sabbath. Weekly prayer
meeting on Friday evening.
F. E. Thorpe, superintendent of the
Parker & Young Co., spent last We'd
nesday and Thursday in town.
Marcus Austin of Newport moved
into the Clough and Twombly tene-
ment on Maple street recently.
Mrs. C. S. Skinner and Mrs. F. C.
Brown arrived home Sunday morning
from their two weeks trip to Boston
Theda Wellman is spending two
weeks vacation at home, as the
Barton schools have closed the winte,
term.
Mrs. E. I. Blount of Everett. Msss.,
died very suddenly last Friday. Mrs
Blount is sister-in-law Of Mrs. G. A
Dean.
Will Dow of Barton is substituting
| in the freight house while John Parkel
is attending the automobile show il
| Boston.
Mark Austin had the misfortune O.
cutting his foot quite badly last weel
while working on the logs for the X
L. Chandler Co.
Miss Myra Douglass, who underwear
an operation for appendicitis a
Montreal, is making excellent progress
towards recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor of Tro
J spent several days last week wit
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Kinney. Will
here they attended 'Pinafore."
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Skinner stoppe
off here on Friday night on their wa
to Burlington. c.. S. Skinner accom-
panied them from Skinner, Me-, as fl
as Orleans.
The grand ball given by the Sex
Klux Klub," in the opera hall {
Tuesday evening was we'll attende
Music was furnished by MAZDA
Brooks orchestra.
Edwin Hall, little son of Prof. al
Mrs. Clifford Hall, of Wells Rive
: has been very sick at the Valley hou
with pneumonia. At present writil
he is on the gain.
Mrs. Sophia Austin, who spent pc
of the winter with friends and re
tives in Jamaica Plain, returned
her home last Wednesday. E
t many friends were very glad to gr'
her and welcome her home.
v Regular services in the Congre,
tional church next Sabbath as usu
Weekly prayer meeting on Wednesc
: evening at 7:S0. Subject: ''1
Social Consciousness as Manifested
e Citizenhip.
T. G. Oheere. John Parker, Ern
n Matthews, John Winget, E. c. SIX
:. ner, A. c. Harris, H. II. STAMINA
G. S. Dodge, H. G. Dickens, and J..
y Cotton, have gone to Boston to att
the automobile show.
The Ladies' Aid society of
church held an apron sale at
= church this afternoon and will Sc
supper at $50 until all are serv
"a A literary and musical program ,
in be rendered. A cordial invitation
extended.
re The cylinder head of the back
st tory engine of the E. L. Chandler
blew off last Friday and of cou
=, necessitated the shutting down of
D factory. Repairs were immediat
D. made and the factory resumed ope
tions again Monday morning.
as as Mrs. G B. RowelI returned Fl
Ill } Potsdam, N. Y, Friday event
She had been gone IA weeks and
. many friends are very glad to q
her again. Mrs. Rowell spent con
cradle time with her brother, DR..
A. Grant, in Potsdam. Mrs. Roy
has almost fully recovered.
A party of young people to
number of thirty-six gave Alton