Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-03-04
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The F. B. donation has been postponed
until March 21st on account of there being
so much sickness.
The ladies of the Methodist church met
with Mrs. George Crawford last Thursday
afternoon for their social.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. j. Adams have returned
from Springfield, Mass, where they have
been visiting their son, Willard Adams.
Mrs. John Crawford of Newport recently
visited her daughter, Mrs. John Tibhetts.
John KiIby is at Barre visiting her sister,
Mrs. Howe.
w. A. Tracy is home from Lowell, Mass,
and Herbert Smith was home from Ayers
Flat to spend Sunday, instead as was re-
ported in the last issue.
All bear in mind that the annual oyster
supper and donation for the benefit of Rev.
NIr. Parker, pastor of the F. B. church,
will take place next Thursday evening at
the G. A. R. hall All are cordially invited
70 attend.
Troy.
Mr. Geo. Smith and William Hodson
have the measles.
Mr.. John Hutchins went to Eden Tues
day to attend the funeral of a relative.
Mrs. Maria Leach visited relatives in No.
Troy ,recentIy.-J. G. Turn bull of Barton
Landing was in town last week.-Minard
Carpenter was in town calling on friends
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Paul are
having grip.
North Troy.
Mrs. H. w. Blackstone has sold her
house on Railroad ST., to J. R. B. Hunt.
Miss Laura Davis, who has taught school
IN the johnson district the past year, has
gone to Cincinnati, Ohio, to study medi-
cine.
Mrs. G. L. Hutchins attended the funeral
of her nephew, Clifton Wescome, at Eden
Tuesday. Mr.. Wescome was q years OF
age and a student of johnson Normal
school.
The Ladies' Aid society held their an
niversary meeting on Wednesday evening.
Supper was served by the gentlemen and
they also furnished entertainment. A
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
e. A. johnson of Enosburg Falls, spent
Sunday with his parents.-Miss Mabel
Kennison has returned from Berkshire,
where she has been teaching.-M. Ii. j.
Wahl and Miss Nora EIkins Of RichfOrd,
were guests of Miss EIva Parkhurst the
past year.-Mrs. F. p. SherwelL and chill
dren of Wells River, are visiting Mrs. F.
I'll. Elkins, her sister.
~ estfirId.
Mrs. Cora Lucier has gone to Boston.
Miss Ada Brown is keeping house for
her uncle, Arad L. Brown.
Mrs. w. c. Farman has returned from
Hardwick. Her daughter. Miss Winnie,
much improved.
The Academy students who have been
home for vacation returned to Derby
this week for the spring term.
Mrs. B. o. Aiken of Albany, is visiting
Mrs. Betsey Stebbins.-Ora Caron aud
Alden Phillips of Barton were in town last
week.
J. and Herbert Percy have traded for
the Amos Cross farm on the North Hill.
The brothers paying one thousand dollars
and ]. Percy's place.
The school in south Westfed, taught
by Mrs. E. S. Miller closed last week.-The
one in the Lepierre schooIhouse taught by
Miss Borland of Lowell has closed.
clerking in II. d. MiIler's store during the
past year has finished work there. Henry
Hitchcock taxes his place in the store.
Homer B. Hitchcock and Perley Benway
have been sick with the measles.-Mrs.
Mary Ann Hoyt IS not as weu.-The
Streeter Bros. have been ill.-John Wool
ley who has been i'll, is improving.
WeStmora
Van Hunt, Greta and Glen Daniels are
quite sick wi; il the measles.
The sugar party at j. w. Hyde's last week
was successful. Proceeds were 81 80.
Ernest Drown has finished work at NJ
c. Calkins' and IS staying al }. ". Hyde's.
T. Carpenter has sold his village place to
B. ]. Fuller oseph Smith has rented the
Lyon place to s. o. Farr.
Geo. w. Conley is drawing logs to the
river and F. H. PilIsoury is buying logs at
Mill Brook and drawing them across the
lake to his mill.
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