Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-19
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The carpenters began work Tues
lay morning on the new veranda at the
parsonage. Dwinell q
Person have the contract.
AS advertised the stock of Harry
Merrill was sold at auction Wednesday.
M. M. Taplin was the auctioneer. The
COWS averaged $45 per head.
DR.. Stevens went to-day to Weirs,
N. H., to attend the dental conven-
ton and will then go to Boston, re-
turning the first of the week.
Mrs. Alice Cole spent several DAYS,
last week at Wiiloughby. assisting her /
father, Col. French, In establishing
his new store in the Foster grove.
The executive meeting of the Alum
nj association was held with Blanche !!
Churchill Friday evening and plans
were made for the alumni reunion.
Rev. w. R. Davenport is expected
to deliver an address before the NO.
mans Home Missionary society OF the
st. Johnsbury district next Friday.
The membership of the Willoughby
Fish and Game club is now So. Come
in and help the sport along Another
shipment of fry will arrive this week.
Mrs Hale Mason and children, ac-
companied by her sister, Mabel Jenne,
drove to Barnet Tuesday to visit
friends, expecting to return Thursday.
In the absence of the leader. M. M.
Taplin, the chorus was led by Prof.
Fletcher at the song service in the
Congregational church Sunday evening.
E. E. Doe, president of the Will
leughby Fish and Game club, has re-
ceiyed word that another shipment of
trout fry would arrive here on Friday.
A. O. Austin, Wilder Joslyn, Lester
Kinsley, G. L. Shaeffer and E. M Jay.
cox Of Bridgeport, Conn.,, went to
Wallis and Duck ponds Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Dorothy Pudvah has returned
from her three weeks business trip to
| Lowell in the interests of the millinery
business. She reports an excellent
| trade.
Myrtle B. Armstrong and Charles L..
Whitehill. both of Bloomington, W we're
united in marriage at the home OF the
bride Wednesday evening by Rev. w.
R. Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Smith, who
formerly lived on the Humphrey place
of Barton, recently went to Skinner,
Me-, to manage the boarding house fol-
Skinner & French.
The memorial sermon will be
preached in the opera hall Sunday
morning by Rev. w. r. Davenport
The evening services will be held IL
the churches as usual.
The Ladies' Aid society will give ;
supper in the Congregational church
, vestry next Friday evening, May Il
, from 5 80 till all are served. Every
body cordially invited.
= AS soon as the roads permit. A. K
( Bennett will make two regular trip
per week to Willoughby with his aut
> for the accommodation of the public
: and oftener if necessary.
Frank Howard, who has been in tn
employ of g. w. Locke for the pas
q few wears, has finished his work her
r and gone to Whitefeld, N. H., whel
he will assist his brother.
q The meeting of the Village Improv
: ment society, which was called II
Monday evening. was postponed
8 meet in-the vestry of the Congreg
). tional church Monday evening at z 3
Mrs. (Dr.) Campbell and son Albel
is of Albany recently visited at w.
1t Annis's. They were on their way hon
from Groton, where they spent tt
winter with an uncle of Mrs. Campbe
,e Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Joslyn and 81
Gordon have returned from their Sc
eral months sojourn in Mississip
10 with Mrs. Joslyn's brother, Mr.. Tod
a. On their way home they stopped
Missouri visiting friends.
to It is w. K. Annis who is runni
II, the concrete business, not j. K,
stated in several issues of the Mo
Il. tor. 1t is not pleasant for one to
q addressed and have to answer to 81
eral different names.
al. G. w. Sanders is on the sick Ii
ar Mr.. Sanders had quite an experiel
with an Infatuated bull near Bart
Friday while assisting Gale Icons
oy building fence Mr.. Sanders wear
e. was an axe and the bull retired FIR
As the conflict.
Mr.. Leigh, travelling salesman
~ the United States Glue Co.. accomp
lei ed Mr.. Thayer to Craftsbury on n
an ng expedition one day last we
They reported good catch. but uni
G. tunately cat at farmhouse ate
lay largest for them.
cry Hale Mason and E. Wheeler n
rented the storeroom in the Dafl
the block, formerly occupied by y.
The Brennan. and have formed tue w
to w. Manufacturing company. and
make cloth gloves ..nd mittens.
dies and cutting tables are ready Il
ars'. placed. We wish them success
tul their new venture.
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