Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-21

S. o. Mitchell of the Monitor force
went yesterday to the st. Johnsbury
hospital for an operation for appendi-
citis. He is doing we'll.
M. j. Reynolds has finished work at
the Chandler company mill at Green's
boro, where large stock of logs has
been cut the past winter.
Harry Williamson has been taking
Ed. Whites place on the R. F. D.
route the past week. Mr.. White being
i'll with an attack of the grip.
Carl Carpenter and crew have just
finished 32-foot addition to the big
barn at Elmer Gelo's. and have re-
turned to the village to work
Clyde Cooper, who has been spending
his vacation at the home of his parents
here, returned to his studies at the
Johnson Normal school Monday.
Royden Cheney of Manchester, N.
H., has beer a guest at Hotel Barton
| the past week, being here on business
connected with Insurance agencies.
T. J. Wallace and Charles Stewart of
| Albany have commenced work on new
I buildings to be erected on the G.. T..
Miles farm, formerly the Case place.
John Keating, who has been spending
| the winter in New Hampshire and
| Connecticut, has returned and gone to
the farm of his son, Richard Heating.
| Regular and annual meeting of
Orient Chapter, No. g, o. E. S.,
Friday at 7.3O. Election of officers for
the ensuing year, followed by installa-
ton.
A little unpleasantness between two
men at Willoughby brought them
before Judge Thompson last week.
when one of them paid fine of SIS and
costs.
The following letters remain uncalleC
for at the postoffice. Please say &C
vertised when calling for these letters
Mrs. Lydia King, DR.. Frederic J
Cotton.
The annual meeting of the Bartor
Improvement club will be held il
Batchelder's hall Tuesday evening
April 9th, at 8 O'Clock. Election o:
officers.
Kimball Page went to BrightlOol
hospital Wednesday for an operation
for appendicitis. The operation was
successful and Mr.. Page is getting OIL
very we'll.
The entertainment given by tn,
Georgia Coons Friday night at Seaver'
: hall was fairly well attended and man,
Of the patrons considered it a yer.
good minstrel show.
: Peter Plunkett has rented the black
smith shoo of B. H. Adams on Waite
street and will move from the soutl
3 end shop, where he is now at work, t.
i this shop Immediately.
: A stork card announced the birtl
April of son to Mr.. and Mrs Geo
v Melvin, of Graniteville. grandson t
5 Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Edwards, nee
t Eta Smith of this village
There will be a meeting of Orlean
. Lodge No. 55 F. & A. NJ, tomorrow
Thursday evening. at the usual hou
for the installation of the newl
elected and appointed officers.
Friday evening number of friend
I gathered at the home of Mr.: and Mrs
Geo. Djlley to celebrate the birthda
of their son, Amos Dilley, whose 21s
birthday occurred on that date.
n Esther Brunning accompanied Bessi
< Stone to her home in Glover for
n weekend visit. Frances Willard an
Mildred Larabee spent the week-en
with Flora and Dorothy Emerson.
VIM Brunning, o. w. Dwyer an
: Will Norris attended the funeral O
Byron Parkhurst of North Troy, VIII
died on Friday. The funeral was hel
o Monday. He belonged to Co. L, st
a VT. Vols.
c. L. Hutchins has gone to Waltham
Mass. where he will again enter tn
Waltham Watch factory and complet
r a course, which he commenced las
repairing.