Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-30

Miss Grace Williams is at home
from her school at Montpelier for the
Easter vacation.
Peter Greenwood is finishing a ten
ement over the blacksmith shop in the
West end which he will occupy him.
self.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Smith are in
Washington, D. c., having taken ad-
vantage of the recent excursion to
the capital.
Gov. G. H. Prouty was in Washing
ton last week. Col. c. S. Emery was
also business visitor to the capital
city recently.
Mrs. c. L. M. Bugbee, who has
been absent on visit to Boston and
vicinity the past month, is expected
home this week.
o. R. Moulton & Son will locate in
burlington where they have purchased
the wholesale business of the Ameri-
can Photograph Company.
Miss Maud Hurst has played the or
gan at the Congregational church
during the absence of Mrs. Bishop,
who is taking vacation.
o. H. Rawson expects soon to move
into the new block, now being fin
ished by A. j. White, Frank Field
will also occupy one of these tene-
ments.
A special meeting of Cleveland
Chapter P. A. M. was held at Ma
sonic hall last Wednesday evening
and the Royal Arch degree was con-
ferred.
The old parish house and school
building on Pleasant street recently
purchased by Louis Normandin is be-
ing remodeled and repaired for con-
version into tenements.
Or. M. T. Hamilton, who has been
confined to his home for some weeks
with rheumatism IN his lower limbs,
is now able to be at his office, but
rides back and fort from home.
Madam Florence, the clairvoyant,
is again in town, located at No. %,
quite number in the community
who are willing to pay for a peek
into the future.
Charles Clark, until recently in the
employ of the True & Blanchard Com,
pany has purchased the musical mer-
chandise business of o. r. Moufton &
| Son, and will continue the business at
the old stand. Mr.. Clark is a popular
salesman and we bespeak success for
him in this venture.
Mrs. P. A. Green of Bay street fell
on the stairs at her home Sunday
night, sustaining a fracture of her
hip. Mr.. and Mrs. Green attended the
evening meeting and had returned
when the accident occurred. AS Mrs.
| Green is somewhat advanced in years
it is doubtful if she ever fully re-
covers.
J. D. Rossier and Miss Hazel Dow,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dow
of Highland avenue were married
early Thursday morning at the Con-
gregational parsonage by Rev. DR.. r.
C. Flagg and went to Montreal on
the Local" for short wedding
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Rossier will occu-
by the Bisbee property on West Main
street.
1t is reported that the Frost Veneer
Seating Company, which has recently
suffered badly from fire in it's plant
at Jersey City, N. j., will throw a
large part of it's work to the shops
here and that this plant will shortly
be run nights as we'll as days. This
ought to be welcome news, as much
of the time the past year, the help
here have worked on short hours.
Easter services were held at the
several churches last Sunday morn
ing, with special exercises in the
evening at the Methodist, and Bap-
fist churches. At the Baptist church
the choir assisted by soloists and Nc.
Caulay's orchestra gave conce r,
while at the Methodist church the
Easter cantata, 1.-THE Easter Evan
gel" was given. The attendance al
all services was large.
The Boys choir of the Congrega,
tional church and other invited guests
to the number of IS or more, were
treated to new sugar at the grove OF
Arthur True on the C. C. Blanchard
farm last week Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. True has as fine an equipment fol-
making sugar as one could possibly
desire and his products are up to the
highest standard of excellence, tc
which the writer can testify.
By special invitation of Mrs. U. A.
Harris about 20 ladies from Newport
went Wednesday morning to New
port Center where they enjoyed ar
old fashioned sugaring off in the or
chard of Mr.. Harris. The local trair
carrying the party stopped at a point
near the sugar place thus saving the
ladies quite walk. Mr.. and Mrs
Harris accompanied their guests
All returned on the Montreal express
The day was beautiful and the outine
was a very enjoyable one.
DERBY.
DR.. Aldrich has been on the sicl