Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-25

Mrs. 4. M. DW1nelI ana MIS-. II. L. w nIGe;
wreath, Mrs. Ada Teller and casket bou-
quet, Mrs. George Whitney and choice
sprays from several OF hers.
Greensboro.
JB. CaIderwood is clerk at the hotel.
Mrs. Hannah FaulE is very low at this
writing.
Mrs D. c. Melvin, who has been very i'll,
is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lumsden went to
Lowell, Mass, last Friday.
Forest Lumsden has moved to East Hard
wick and will work for John Hancock.
The creamery made $3.50 pounds OF butter
in Jan. and paid the patrons p cents per
pound.
Wa. Stone, who has had such long
illness, is not quite as well.-Mrs. b. +.
Dow is reported more comfortable.
The town authority met on Monday and
Tuesday to settle up the affairs of the town,
and the auditors were busy with the ac
counts Friday.
Remember the donation for the benefit
of Rev. d. L. Evans at the vestry of the
NJ. E. church in Craftsbury Wednesday
evening Feb. q.
Geo. S. Cook was in town last week on
account of the illness of his grandmother.
Mrs. VIM. Casweu of Concord, n. H., is
visiting relatives in town.
Holland.
Chas. Vinton's baby died Feb. 21st of
scarlet fever.
Clinton Clapper has moved to Daniel
Bryant's where he will work the coming
year.-,William Sykes has moved back to
his farm.-Judson Clapper who sold his
farm some time ago has moved to Morgan
and will work for George Sykes.
S. r. Fletcher has been on the sick list
the past few days.-Mrs. II. Bryant has
recovered from second attack of grip
H. B. Bates is very sick.-G. II. Tice has
been quite sick with grip but is reported
better.-Mrs. Levi Wilson has been enter
tanning the grip for the past week.
Irasburgh.
Marshall Freeheart Jr., is working in the
hotel.
Bert Caples has gone to Montreal hos
pital for treatment.
The creamery here paid its patrons u
cents per pound for January butter.
Albert Post and Levi Bashaw have each
had telephone put into their house.
Miss Jennie Mcneil, teacher in the pri-
mary department went to Johnson, Satur-
day.
Rev. Mr.. Knapp went to Coventry last
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being held there.
Miss Leah Cole received pleasant sur
prise visit from her school friends last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. r. j. Edwards of Bradford has been
in town looking after the interests Of a
scythe snath company.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Stetson and Mrs.
Jessie Brush attended the ball at Lyndon
vile last Friday evening.
Mrs. Albert Webster has gone to Barton
to live. Mr.. and Mrs. Webster will COM
mence housekeeping in a tenement in Mr..
Barron's house.
A very pleasant surprise visit was given
Miss Jennie Mcneil at Mrs Thompson's
last Thursday evening, about twenty OF
her friends being present.
The pupils in the intermediate depart
ment remembered their teacher, Miss May
Wheeler with very pleasing gifts OF appre-
citation at the close OF school last Thursday.
The Christian Endeavor society will give
a "Rainbow Social" at the Cong1 vestry
Friday evening. ApIeasant entertainment
has been arranged and refreshments Will
be served.
The ladies of the Cong'I society will serve
a warm dinner in the Cong'I church parIors
on town meeting day, March 18th. This
dinner is given for the special benefit of
t he voters and Ladies Aid treasury. Price,
Is cents.
Mrs. II. G. Seavey and little daughter
have been quite i'll with the grip. Mrs.
Seavey's mother who came from Browning
ton to care for them has also been very ILL.,
Mr.. FIint's family on Burton hill, Mrs.
John Carpenter and many others have been
down with the grip.
Mr.. Charles Brush of Hopkinton, n. Y,
came last Friday to spend few days with
his wife and little daug liter at Mrs .Colton's.
Mr.. E. 3. Webster of Boston has been in
town the past week.-Mrs.. Julia Jordan is
spending a few weeks with her parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cotton.
The school on Burton Hill taught by Leo |
:. Cook, had a very enjoyable time Friday
afternoon. Popcorn, peanuts and candy
we're served after the pieces and dialogues,
which were enjoyed very much by the |
parents and friends. Fifteen pupils were
enrolled with an average attendance of 11.2.
Those having DO marks were Ida Chad
BURN, Hazel Chaffee and AIanson Flint.
sadie Huntington was absent only one and
me half days and Della Huntington two
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