Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-03

3. Q. SMITH, ProprietOI
Mrs. Harris entertained her sister,
Mrs. Fred Lothrop Of West Derby, re-
Gently.
Geo. Atkins has secured employment
at Newport Center and has moved his
family there.
Mrs. Cameron of West Glover visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. Carl Dwinell,
last Thursday.
Mrs. A. w. Wiley, who has been
seriously i'll for the past few weeks, is
rapidly recovering.
Mrs. HI. B. Smith and Mrs. H. D.
Stannard visited Leigh Williams at
Newport last Friday.
Miss ELLA Blaisdell spent several
days last week visiting Miss Myra
Parker of Newport.
Harry Simpson of Melbourn, P. O.,
who has been visiting at A. w. Will
kie's, returned to his home.
Mrs. Zaida Simpson of Lyndonville
spent several days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Sawyer have
the sympathy Of the entire commun-
ity in the loss Of their little boy.
Mrs. w. C. Twombly and daughter,
Stella, spent several days in Mont
pelier visiting friends recently.
Carol Brooks of Coventry has taken
the place of James Prue at II. B.
Smith s meat market for few weeks.
Louisa Brown, who works in the
office of the Peoples Telephone COM
pany at Boston, was home over Sun
day.
Those successful in the village here
last week in securing deer were Tom
Buzzo, Hiram Allen. Harold and Leon
Sylvester.
DR.. Young's house is being painted
by Frank Parlin. DR.. and Mrs. Young
are boarding with Mrs. Brewster on
Main street.
i The Epworth league sale in the
M. E. church Friday evening was
success, the receipts being somewhat
over twenty dollars.
c. D. French and Gale Leonard spent
Monday afternoon in Newport shipping
horses to Skinner, Me-, for the win
ter's work in numbering.
Mrs. Fred Fisher of Barre and Miss
Alice Fisher of..Randolph, nieces ofs:the
late Susan Joslyn and cousins of Ann
Jones, were entertained this week by
Miss and Mrs. Jones.
E. C. Skinner. A. w. Fletcher, A.
d. Beede, A. II. Gardyne, j. w. Win.
get, ]. B. Cotton and G.. L. Shaeffer
attended a Chapter meeting in Bar
ton Monday evening.
The ladies of the Village Improve
ment society met with remarkable
. success at their rummage sale. They
I cleared $215. They wish to thank the
patrons and all who contributed TOWARD
the success of the sale.
3 The Ladies Aid society of the Con
: gregational church furnished an excel
lent chicken pie dinner last THURSDAY
{. in the vestry of the church. Over
: two hundred persons were served
7 They cleared over $40.
3 Mrs. A. D. Chandler and Miss Eliz;
+. Eaton left Saturday morning for Brat
tleboro. After a few days visit witt
8 friends they go to New Haven calling
!, on Prof. Hawks and family and from
: there they go to Southern Pines wher
they will spend the winter.
Services in the M. E. church mex
= Sunday as follows: preaching servic
. 10 80, Sunday school at IL m. JUNO
League 8 100 p. M, Epworth Leagu
> :l5 p. M, evening service TOO p
: M, prayer meeting Friday evenin
; 7 80.
!. Roy Smith, son of Fred Smith, liy
/. ing on the Barton road went throug
70 the ST. Johnsbury fire last week an
= was badly burnt about the head an
). one arm and hand. He lost all hi
j. clothing with the exception of whs
., he had on.
. Fred Young, who some few week
- ago had one Of his fingers cut at tn
back factory, returned to work agai
q few days ago. Tuesay morning
a had his hand caught in the beltir
~ and had his arm broken in three plac,
The accident happened through pc
"a sonal carelessness.
1t is we'll known fact that 20,
IS reporter would hugely enjoy de-
hunt, but is afraid of being mistak,
is for deer. and the stray bullets. Ho,
ever some fine juicy venison found j
nd way to the parsonage through Il
kindness of MIR. Clark Bailey Of Ira
burg, the compliments of his son, Wi
IS and also of Hiram Allen of Orlean
Thanks.
r. The many friends here of Mr.. al
e. Mrs. Edgar C. Ellis will be pleased
e learn that they were made happy
ol. the birth of boy whose name is Ro
ck ert Charles Ellis. Congratulation
Il Donald, the young son of Har
Dickens is seriously i'll. The docto
er fear that he is threatened with t
lst phoid fever.
The lecture committee would a
ue nounce that the drawing of the sea