Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-10-25
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Ralph Cameron visited in Lowell
over Sunday.
Francis jacques of Westfield was in
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ramsdell were
in Boston last week.
James Williamson visited in town
several days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Aiken were in
New York City last week.
Mrs. George Macarthur is visiting
friends In Boston this week.
L. L. Cross of Lowell was a bust
ness visitor in town Monday.
George Herrick is recovering from
his recent very serious illness.
C. A. Bancroft was in Boston
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Ralph Buck recently visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Buck.
D. C. Stevens has taken rooms at
the Young Mems Improvement club.
G. w. Burbank has his new three
tenement house we'll on toward COM
pletion.
C. L. M. Bugbee has returned from
his trip to Detroit and reports a very
enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Bailey attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. E. T. Seaver
at North Troy Sunday.
Lyman Tenney, VINO is very il
with tuberculosis, has been much
worse for several days.
L. B. Wellman and family visited
in Lowell several days last week, re
turning Sunday night.
Miss Sally H. Emery of Montpelier
spent last week Sunday with her par
ents, Col. and Mrs. C. S. Emery.
Misses Emma and Lula Blakeley Of
Randolph are visiting their sister
Mrs. o. W. Creaser of West MAR
street.
The village trustees have widenec
Pleasant street from Third street tt
C. A. Prouty's and are putting in {
concrete gutter.
J. Raymond Lefebre of Waterloo
P. O., and Miss Maria Aubin were
married at st. Mary's church Monda!
morning, Oct. Is.
Miss Eliza Sessions has been in THU
vicinity for the past week or more, en-
gagged as usual in her work for the
Kurn Hattin home.
The local schools were not in ses
sion Thursday and Friday, the teach
ers all attending the teachers insti
tute at Montpelier on those days.
Emery Wilkie has resigned his posi-
tion with the American Clothing Com
pany and will enter the employ Of D
c. Stevens in the insurance business
The drama. MADAM x" given a
Lanes last Monday evening, was wei
attended and the quality of the pro
duction is highly spoken of by thos
who attended.
Dr. G. w. Ward of the Bureau O
Animal Industry is taking his vaca
be taken care Of by Inspector Charlie
H. Garfield of Island Pond.
| Miss Kittie Foster is taking a vacs
| tion from her duties in the offices o
| the Newport Electric Light compan
! and will visit her mother in Ne,
York city for several weeks.
: A. T. Gregoire of the Immigratio
q force, has returned from a vacatio
of two weeks, during which time, h
! visited Niagara Falls and other point
of interest in New York state.
The Senior class in High schoe
gave the first school social of tn
Cohoo1 ho11 Inst
evening. A good program was Pre-
vided and there was a large attenc
ance.
Arthur Flanders. of the local post
office staff, having sold his house i
West Derby to Walter Scott, ha
moved into the tenement in the Cam
block, recently vacated by Fran
Massey. Mr.. Massey has taken tn
tenement on Eastern avenue, vacate
by Mr.. Scott.
The second annual ball, given b
d the Brotherhood of Railway clerks
:, School hall recently, was grand SUI
u cess. about 10 couples being in atten'
q ance. McCaulay's orchestra of Fl
o ball, and gave a concert at the begil
ming of the evenings festivities.
Rev. L. A. Edwards accompani'
Harry Bedding to Cleveland, O., la
week where the latter will make a
other attempt to free himself fro
the liquor habit. When sober M
Bedding is valuable man in the cor
munity and his friends should do {
in their power to aid his reformation
: Kate D. Lee, assistant state i