Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Burley Ruggles were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hall
over Sunday. Mrs. Ruggles went to
Newport Monday to visit friends.
DR.. F. L. Lamphear has gone to Bos-
ton to attend post graduate department
of Boston University. He also expects
to do hospital work while there.
Mrs. George Sanders entertained
Mrs. Hermon Chamberlain of Albany
and Miss Cora Leach of Wahpeton,
North Dakota, Wednesday, April 6.
C. E. Green, Supt. of the Florence
Company, of Northampton, Mass, Wis
| tied Supt. Doe looking after veneer
and lumber for manufacturing pur-
poses.
Mr.. Head, of French, Head and
company, of Milford, N. H., furniture
manufacturer, paid visit to the E. L.
Chandler company and placed large
order for veneer.
An auction sale will be held by Chas.
Mute in the block formerly owned by
him on Thursday evening. All the
contents of the barber shop and pool
room will then be sold.
M. NJ. Taplin went to Williamstown,
Mass, Monday night where on Tuesday
he sold large job teaming outfit at
auction. Tody he sold 100 horses from
the Deerfeld Lumber company's camps
for Kimball and Nutter at North Ad-
ans.
The money order business life of the
local postoffice is constantly increasing.
On Monday w. W. Spencer, mail car
orders. There were thirty-fve money
orders issued from the office during the
same day.
H. B. Rood returned from Shady Rill
last week where he was working for
the j. G. Turnbull company in estab-
fishing their new creamery. He had
been suffering with rheumatism the
past week, but at present writing is
some better.
B. S. Gallup, who was formerly SUI
perintendent of the E. L. Chandler
company has severed his connection
with the Parker-Y oung company, of
Lisbon, n. H, where he was assistant
superintendent, and Will accept posi-
ton in Portland, Me.
A meeting Of the lawn tennis players
was held Monday evening at F. M. ALL
church's store and an organization eff
fected. A. O. Austin, president; F.
E. Wheeler secretary and treasurer
FIN Allchurch, DIR. R. NJ Wells and
\ Harry Dickens, board of managers. A
new tennis court will be built in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler, who
five months ago went to the northwest
country for short visit and then from
there to California, where they spent
the winter, returned to their home
Wednesday, April 6. They enjoyed the
coast country very much, Pasadena il
particular, where they resided during
the winter. It might be remarked in
cidentally that Mr. Wheeler upheld the
g DRY of Vermont by vanquishing the
expert checker players of the coast
Their many friends were very glad tx
welcome them home again.
ALBANY.
Mrs. J. o. Fisher is i'll.
Mrs. o. NJ. George has been i'll tn,
past week.
Margaret Ansboro has returned home
from Lowell.
Leon Ferry has returned to his hom
: in New York.
Dwight Dow has returned to Hyd
Park and Hardwick.
Miss Mildred Stewart has been on tn
sick list the past week.
B. L. Shedd of Hardwick was in tow
the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hand went t
E Newport one day last week.
Elijah Stone attended the funeral O
Robert Stone of Glover, Thursday.
Arthur Dubois of North Troy was i
town the greater part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hand intend to go t
| their new home in Idaho this week.
: Mrs. Sarah Abbott, who has been i
for the past two weeks, is no better.
Mrs. Alma Whittemore spent fe,
days last week with friends in Glover
5 Fred Forest of Barton spent a fe'
days last week with Will Whittemors
Mrs. florence Fort of East Hardwic
) visited her mother, Mrs. Sarah Abbot
= = last week.
Mrs. Henry Leach of Craftsbury
spending few weeks with her daugl
: ter, Mrs. ]. Hamilton.
o Scott and May Slayton of Belvidel
are spending a few days with the
aunt, Mrs F. Sheldon.
Charles Abbott of West Derby cam
/. Saturday to spend few days with h
mother who is very i'll.
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