Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-10-27

George Batten, who has been quite
sick for several days, is out again.
R. J. Shurtlef and family are stop
ping in their home here for few
days.
J. H. Pope is building a nice large
garage. j. A. Clary is doing the
work. o"S
Mrs. E. H. Pope of Barton, who has
been visiting atsJo ohm Barr's, returned
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vertie Ransom of
Manchester, N. H., are stopping with
A. R. Ransom.
Mrs. J. w. Wilcox spent last week
| in Westford with her sister, Mrs.
George Huntley.
Warner Graham of Bellows Falls.
who has been visiting his parents, re-
turned home last week.
Gilbert Blair was called to Boston
Tuesday night, owing to the serious
illness of his sister in hospital
| there.
B. o. Davis and son have completed
an Independent line of water to their
two buildings, their residence and
store and their tenement building.
I Hayden Patch received post card
shower Oct. 3 in honor OF his 8lst
birthday be received 183 cards from
relatives and friends. Mr.. Patch
wishes in this way to express his
thanks and appreciation to all for this
kindness in remembering him.
IRAsBURc.
Il reissue IN pension has been al
lowed Moses W. White, at the rate of
$40 per month from September II,
1909.
Mr.. Whitcomb of Washington was
in town last week and organized a
grange with over fifty charter mem
berS.
Mrs. C. D. Bailey returned home
Saturday from visit of several weeks
! spent with her sons in Washington
r and New York.
Forrest Lee has sold his farm to
Charles Metcalf, who takes possession
! this week. Mr.. Lee has moved into
rooms in Chares Macia's house.
I Adna Pike, teacher in the higher
: department of the village school was
in Burlington a part Of last week, at
7. tending the annual teachers conveH-
! ton.
IS DR.. E. w. Gaynor of Boston, D. A.
DraId0d, w.
T. and Clement Pike left Saturday night
e for Cancels Hump to spend the deer
y season.
u Ed Watros, who runs the board saw
q. at c.. E. Towns mill, was taken Sc
,e riousIy i'll the first of last week with
d + but little hope of recovery and was
OIL taken to his home in Concord, n. II.
as DIR. P. C. Templeton accompanied
him
re The missionary meeting held at the
y home of Mrs. F. H. Holdridge on Fri
w day was largely attended and yer!
OF pleasant occasion. Mrs. c. Nj. Lam
ne son of Boston gave an excellent talk
nc Dainty refreshments were served
a. There were several ladies presen
" from Barton and Orleans.
n Mrs. Arthur Gates, who has spen
the past two months with her mother
y, Mrs Martha Knapp, returned to he
ch home in Baltimore Saturday. She wa
ut accompanied by her brother, Edwar
~; Knapp, who will spend the wee
h Iiu there. F. A. Buchanan will carr
III III the mail during his absence
sr Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bailey cordia
X. ly invite the Epworth League societ
am to meet at their home Friday evenln
nix for Halloween social. A special II
tx vitation is extended to the =. I
ted society. Cake and coffee viii /
served and it is hoped large numbe
will enjoy the occasion.
Mrs. Nicoles, widow of the late N
to than Nicoles~ died very suddenly
the town farm early Friday mornini
the Funeral services were held Satupds
at 2 O clock, Rev.E E.Wells officiasin
&c She leaves two daughters, Mrs. FL
ma Gaskell of North Troy and MI
Gertrude Moody of Derby Center "
ZIG were present at the services.