Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-03-12
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Mrs. O. c.. Miller is able to ride out.
Henry Burgess is in Boston this
week.
Hon. J. w. Redmond was in Hyde
! Park last week.
| Beatrice Badger of Orleans is visit
| ing Marian Newland.
C. H. Green is also to continue the
undertaking business
Bear in mind the Railroad ball, Tues
day evening, March rs.
Isadore Bowker is employed in the
office of the steam laundry.
10. Blake of New York has been
here during the past week.
DR.. H. O. loyal has sold his brick
house on North Ave, to Albert Post.
Geo. l. Macdiarmid and J. R. Kirk
patrick are attending the automobile
show in Boston the week.
Mrs. N. V. Jones has been quite sick
with the grip and her mother, Mrs.
Vincent, has the prevailing severe
cold.
H. r. Flower has closed his store
and accompanied by his clerk. Will
Hackett, is attending the Boston auto
show.
St. Mark Ladies' Guild will meet
with Mrs. Margaret Clark Thursday
afternoon. A Lenten tea will be
served.
S. Searles, who was clerk for True
& Blanchard Co., went to Barton last
week to take up his new duties in
Longs jewelry store.
CLANCY O. Miles has filed a petition
in bankruptcy. He has liabilities of
$5O122 and assets of $763, of which
, $3.50 is claimed exempt.
The Rebekahs will give a promenade
. in Odd Fellows hall the evening of
March II, by invitation. Prizes given
and refreshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs Hamblet of Spring
field, Mass, have been visiting Mrs.
Hamblet's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Tarlton, during the past week.
Mrs. E. w. Barron of Barton and
James E. Young of Bloomington. were
here Friday to attend the funeral OF
their sister, Mrs. Marie Young.
The body of Miss Lucy Little arrived
mere last w 0QuGSUdy IIOIu CuC w dCcI
bury Retreat She was taken to the aSy
lum from her home in Morgan last
summer.
Mrs. Granger, mother of Mrs Henry
Noyes, died last Friday of pneumoni;
at the age Of u years. The funera
: was held Monday afternoon, Rev. c
! D. Lance officiating.
= The Ladies' Social union are to pre-
sent the musical comedy. ga Southern
Trip" March 18th. Rehearsals ar
y held nightly under the direction o
!. Marguerite Robinson.
. John McEwens has discarded hi
y crutches and his broken leg is about a
good as new. He went to CRANKY, P
l. O., yesterday to visit Capt. G. G. Bul
e lock, who is nearly recovered from a
}. attack of pneumonia.
C. w. Richmond was very busy tow
- meeting day getting the farmers inte1
- ested in the new agricultural improve
ID ment movement-the County Farmers
III Bureau and he says good deal of e1
a thusiasm is manifest.
~ Another victory to the credit of tt
y N C. L. basket ball team; they VIC
q, Wednesday night from the Morrisvill.
IL by large margin. They will meet S
ed Johnsbury Co. D team in a mate
ct next Wednesday evening.
ne The young man who endeavored
L ''bolt' down pound of almond choc
er lates in fifteen minutes on wager
ut two dollars needed about two minut
tie more to finish the stunt, and beside
m hefs now almond eyed, has chocola
3 coated tongue and dark brown tas
- in his month.
no The Passumpsic Telephone Compa
nd has ordered wire for new trunk c
cult between Newport and Orlear
,o+ There are already three trunk circu
~. ~ connecting these two exchanges, h
Ole their increased business demands {
49, other circuit, which will be hung
soon as the material arrives.