Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-03-11

since he has been enjoying the climate of
California.
Evansville.
week.
S. N. Harding will commence work i'm
! the creamery about March 18th.
Frank Magoon has moved into the house
on the farm owned by j. w. Brown & Son.
U. w. Brown attended the meeting of
the K. P's at Island Pond last week and
reports fine time.
Alexander Trip is very sick with ty-
phOid pneumonie.-H. Lapierre has been
sick with the grip but is improving.
Island Pond.
A daughter was born to NJ. and Mrs.
Hubart Wallace last week.
G. H. Bevington, roadmaster of the G.
t. r., will soon go to Montreal to accept
a similar position. Sorry to have him
leave.
There was large attendance OF knights
of Pythias at the meeting of the order held
here last Wednesday. The meeting was a
very pleasant and profitable one.
Miss Laura A. Farmer died March from
the effects of typhoid fever. She was a
lovely young lady and Will be missed in
the community. The parents have the
sympathy of many friends.
West Charleston
Mr.. Sanderson's boy has been very sick,
but is slowly improving under DIR. Catch
ell's treatment.
The many friends of Miss Maud Cole
will be pleased to learn that she graduates
this month in Springfield, Mass.
John Mcclure cut severe cash in his
foot one day last week. DIR. Gatchell was
called and removed several pieces OF bone
and took five stitches in the wound.
Hannah Ely. who has had the grip, is
better.-NIrs. e. Robinson is in very poor
health.-AIrs. Charles Hildreth remains
about the same.-Mrs. John Ely, Master
Earle Ely, and Eddie Bixby are suffering
with the measIes.-Alvin Woodard's child
is better.
Miss Allies, Robinson of Newport is stop
ping at Mrs. G. S. Hinman's.-Mrs. Lulu
Mcneil spent few days at Derby Center
last week.-Myrtie Demick is stopping at
Geo. Brackett's.-Mrs. Ina (Campbell)
ingalls, of Hyde Park visited at Mrs. Hin
mans last week.
very interesting memorial service for
Frances Willard was held by the w. c. T.
L. March Sd. Interesting exercises were
given by the children and readings by
Messrs Nye, Read, Hopkinson, Wheeler,
AIbee, Niles and recitation by Miss Ber-
nice Wheeler were among the attractions.
Rev. Mr.. Ellington made few remarks
Graduating exercises OF the several
schools in town were held in the town hall
last Thursday evening. The graduates
were Edwin Wilson, Luke Hudson, Ray
Tracy, julius Moore, Leona Driver, Emma
Crawford, Mabel Wilson and Melissa
Moore. On account of sickness, Willie
Gray of East Charleston was unab Die to be
present. The singing by Mr.. III. Tracy
and son Ralph and Mrs. Oliver Dwyer add
ed much to the occasion.
Coventry.
Mary Brooks is sick.
MIR. w. n. Kline has purchased the
NJ. Gray farm.
Mrs. George Stevens and Mrs. Ben jamin
Shippee are quite sick.
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horses here. Asa Hancock has six sick
ones.
Mrs. Lucius Nye spe mt part of last week
in st. Johnsbury visiting her nephew,
Dean Dwinell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott spent Sunday
in Barton at the home of Mrs. Scott's
brother, Geo. King.
-,
Mrs. Boles' house and his mother will keep
house for him.
Rev. j. o. Sherburne preached in the
Methodist church last Sunday and admin
istered the sacrament.
T. Downing and wife from Canada are
in town.-Mrs. Gaines Ainsworth of Belvi-
dere.and George Nichols of New York City
are visiting at II. G. Nichols.
The singing schools which have been
held here this winter, taught by Mr..
Montague of Newport, will close this
week, after what has been, especially to
young singers, very profitable term.
Mrs. Hollis Thrasher who recovered from
the grip some weeks ago, has been sick
again.-Mrs. Henry Howard is better, also
Miss Arabelle Parker, who was Obliged to !
leave her school at Derby Line three weeks |
before its close, on account of sickness, is |
able to be out.
Mrs. VIII Elliott is sick with the grip \
this week.-Mr. Henry, station agent at
East Coventry, has been in poor health |
for some time, and fears he may have to
give up his work. His friends in that part |
of the town would be very sorry to have |
him leave.
Mr.. Henry Black has been quite sick for |
the past two weeks. His daughters, Mrs. |
Mabelle Wright of Barton and Mrs. Carrie !