Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-03
everal other cases pending against

several other cases pending against
him.
Miss Lena Wiley expects to go to
st. Johnsbury and probably to Concord.
N. Hon FRIDAY or Saturday, and from
there to Boston and WATERFOWL, Mass,
where she expects to spend three
weeks of a much needed vacation.
She will make her headquarters with
her aunt, Mrs. E. E.. Nutting of Wa
tertown.
An interesting and instructive lec-
ture will be given in the opera hall on
Thursday evening, Feb. 4, on the SUBJ
lect. "Uncle Sam at Panama" One
hundred twenty-five views will be CIV
en-, presenting the work on 1.-THE Big
Ditch" c. F. Sweeney, who will de-
liver the lecture, has e several
months service on the Isthmus. The
views are both plain and colored. Ad-
mission rs cents, children Is cents.
A railroad accident was caused by
the breaking of a journal on a freight
car Friday afternoon about 5 O'Clock
near the Offices of the E. l.. ChandIel
Co. The train had parted, and the
rear portion crashed into the lower
NANSSs AClIiOtsSIIllle OGt6Ed cars
and somewhat damaging the bridge.
1t fortunately occurred near a side
track, so that the evening trains were
but slightly delayed.
BLOOMINGTON.
Fred Campbell lost a valuable horse
last week.
Mrs. John Powers of Derby visited
at Geo. Burroughs last week.
A. F. Grow of Hardwick visited at
Lorenzo Grows the past week.
Mrs. Belle Aiken, who has been caring
for her aunt, Miss Sarah Bryant, has
returned to her home In Canada,
BRO WNINcToN CENTER.
Mrs. A. M. Lang is not as well.
Mrs. John Young is slowly improving.
George Howe has gone to East Ha.
ven to work.
Mrs. Sarah Briggs of Manchester.
N. H., IS caring for her sister. Mrs
Lang.
The Daughters of Liberty will holf
a special meeting Friday evening. Feb
5, for the initiation of new members
Every member requested to be present
Meeting at 80 sharp.
Last Friday Miss Bertha Duttor
closed her third term of school in dis
trlct No. Z. Those having no absen,
marks for the three terms were Stan
nard Campbell, Linwood Camnhell
Kathleen Lafoe. Albert Lafoe.
Our representative, E.. A. Robinson
has secured the Introduction and nae
sage of House Bill CID. an act relatin,
TO grammar school land. This is
measure which will be of consjderabl,
value to this town. Much credit is du,
Mr.. Robinson for his jealous work.
EVANSVILLE.
w. d. Leland is on the sick list.
Enos Lapierre is visiting friends j
Boston.
Almon Page is working for Fran
Lapierre.
Mrs. Hector Moore, nurse. is at Or
leans for a few days.
Miss Henrietta Monteith, nurse !
at Orleans for a time.
Gladys Marshall recently yisite
friends in Charleston.
Hazel Alexander and Bertha Wooc
ard were home from Barton las
week.
The donation was we'll attendec
Rev. G. L. Shaeffer of Orleans gave
fine lecture. 1t was considered on
OF the best ever given here. A fou
horse team came from Orleans. brino
ing36 people. Thanks are extended !
those from out of town and to all WI
helped to make the affair a success,
The proceeds $500.
WESTMORE.
Harley Berwick is visiting relative
in town.
Mrs. Mary Lyon visited in Rarto
the past week.
Mrs. r. Averill visited at Orlea,
several days recently.
; Theodore Sanborn of West BurI
visited relatives in town recently.
Fred Tatro visited his sister, Mr.