Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-05-07

M Mrs. T. =. hlHHey has ISturHeu 1IO4
Boston with fine line of spring and sum
Pner millinery.
Frank Melvin, not finding the position
he had accepted at Amherst, Mass, salts
factory, has returned home.
Mrs. r. A. Richie, who has been i'll fol
Some time, was taken suddenly worse last
"Wednesday, but is slowly improving al
This writing.
Mrs. NJ. c. ingalls, and Mrs. Willie In
gals are visiting in Burlington.-B. NJ
Wiley returned last week from a short Wis
BIT in WaterviIle.
Ut seems that Miss Columbia was on a
tour to Vermont maple sugar camp when
she heard the astonishing news:)
10, Dewey, Dewey, Dewey!
This isn't any fun:
You said that you twas satisied;"
You said you wouldn't rum"
You-my ideal hero!
What more surprising than
That you-who can't be president,
Cannot even be mani
10, Dewey, Dewey, Dewey
I'm Frightened when 1 think
You're at your own undoing now!
feel as if I'd sinkI
You-to go down with Bryan
And squabble for the van!
You never can be president,
But you ought to be man!
/ Oh, Dewey, Dewey, Dewey!
My heart is very sore
To find even you so changed that
Can't trust you any more!
Want both ends of my Avenue?
Your shanty you can't STAN?
You never can be president.
But you might have been man!
4 10, Dewey, Dewey, Dewey!
You must not fall so fat!
Al "a woman's art go through you so?
Make you so daft as that?
Priests rumagin' my White House?
All I've suffered for in ban?
] do not want you president,
You prove so soft man!
10, Dewey, Dewey, Dewey!
Don't be rusty crank!
N You wouldn't stand one campaign-squall,
'Twould leave you not plank
Not seen enough of Friars?
How politicians plan?
You never can be president,
But you should have been a man!
REV. P. B. FIsKE.
Irasburgh.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Chap
nan last Thursday.
w. D. Tyler has been i'll and unable to
be in his office the past two weeks.
Rev. f. NJ. Dickey has been appointed
b take the census of this town in June.
Mr.. CIough has sold his place purchased
# Mrs Metcalf to Levi Barchome of
Albany.
The village schools observed arbor day
" Sticking up the school grounds and
~ citing four trees.
Mrs. Elsie has bought the two little
ouses near the hotel. George Badger
nd family will occupy one and Mrs.
Montague and family the other.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the Con-
regational church parlors Friday after
DON. This is the annual meeting for the
lection of officers for the ensuing year
nd full attendance is desired. Supper
ill be served at o'clock in charge of
[rs. BeaucIerk and Mrs. Wheeler. Ali
Re cordially invited.
At the annual meeting of the w. G. T. U.
st Wednesday Mrs. Matte Woodward
as chosen president; Mrs. Wheeler, Sec
tary; Mrs. G. w. Russell, treasurer.
elegates were chosen to attend the
unity union to be held in Coventry, and
perintendents for department work
fal of n &c
importance Instruction. - Vermont Stat
les Sec. 6S3. ''AlI pupils shall be thor
ghIy instructed in elementary
histology and hygiene, with special ref
&. bnce to the effect of alcoholic drinks and
rcotics on the system" Will the teachers
town please take notice of this require
mt?
Irs. Horace Morrill, passed away last
Fday morning. She had been very feeble
several years, but the grip fastened her
hth. Had she lived until today Monday
would have been eighty years of age.
s. Morrill, was born in WheeIock, May
1920, but moved to this town about
ty years ago, and since coming here has
N rays lived on the place where she died. |
Joined the F. B. church in Wheelock |
\ S4S and has lived Christian life. She |
most estimable woman and was |
ed and respected by old and young; she |
patient in suffering and grateful for |
act of kindness. Though dead she |
lives in the helpful influence of her |
She leaves an aged husband in poor |
lth, who was unable to be present at |
funeral, two sons, Simon d. and Ames |
of Irasburgh, three daughters, Mrs. |
lily Person of New York, Mrs. Geo. |
ham, and Mrs Geo. Tower of Barton |