Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-29
Mrs. Warner Drown seems to be failing.

Mrs. Warner Drown seems to be failing.
E. E. Alexander who has been stopping
in Bloomington for few weeks, has re-
turned, and Miss Emma Jerome of Barton
Landing will keep house for him.
Rev. and Mrs. r. Il. G. Mckenzie of
Proctorsville were in town last week re-
newing old acquaintance.-May Campbell
of Lyndonville is visiting friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Aldrich of Suncook,
N. H., visited friends in town last week.
Schools commenced last Monday with
w. II. Smith and Mrs. Mabel Humphrey
as teachers. Mr.. Smith boards at Clarence
Carrick's and Mrs. Humphrey with III. Ell.
Parker.-Miss Carrie Marshall teaches in
the Ware district and Glen Rowland in
Egypt.
A visit was given Rev. G. A. Emery la s
Wednesday afternoon and evening, supper
was served in the vestry to 116. Mrs. En-
cry was presented with ia blecloth, napkins
and towels, and Mr.. Emery with a purse
of money. The best wishes of the COM
munity go with them to their new field of
labor.
HardWick.
Mrs o. E. Hanford is visiting relatives
in Coventry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Reynolds are the
parents of a son born last Sunday.
The CowIes block which was damaged by
fire last fall is undergoing repairs.
Rev. J. A. Dixon commenced his labors
as pastor Of the M. E. church yesterday.
Louise, the two-years- old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Michael, died last Tues
Gay of scarlet fever. This is the second
child that Mr.. and Mrs. Michael have lost
from this disease within week, and the
fifth within few years.
East Hardwick.
Earle Lane has recovered from tonsilitis.
F. T. Russell has started team selling
groceries.
A company from Calais passed through
town Mon day on their way to Caspian Lake.
Hiram Jordan is building a table,
Charles Willis is building a shop and sep
arator room.
N Field visited his sisters in Lawrence,
Ma ass, recentIy.-Mr. Trowbridge of AL
bany visited at Frank Lynes' last week
Mrs. w. A. Lane and son visited Mrs.
Lanes sister in Greensboro the last Of the
week.
sutton.
Mrs Jack Grovern of Lancaster, n. H.,
visited her relatives here last week.
Rev. and Mrs. O.. E. Newton of Walden
spent part of conference week visiting
friends in this town.
Marion, little daughter of Geo. Fogg, is
very i'll with diphtheria at Everett, Mass,
where she went to spend the winter.
Ernest Richardson is putting on style in
the shape of new veranda and other re-
pairs, Messrs. Miles and Godding doing
the work.
A badly injured wrist gave Curtis Stod
dard of St. Johnsbury an opportunity to
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Stoddard. recently.
Sheffield.
Mrs. Perry Barber is on the sick list.
Leon Ross has commenced his work for
Charles Sisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Chase's friends in
this town are glad to hear of the birth of
little daughter to them, April 22d.
Alfred Gray visited in ST. Johnsbury
asst week.. G. Hodgdon has been visit
ng in Danville.-Nora Warner has gone to
her school in Bloomington.
Vincent Wood returned home last Tues
day and Henry Whitney accompanied him
to Boston where he has gone to receive
medical treatment from DIR. n. M. Wood.
His many friends hope he may return in
better health.
Fred Sisco was in town recently visiting
his daughter, Belle Sisco and other friends
and relatives.-Mrs. Charley Richards
visited friends on the Square last week.
George Cowling of st. Johnsbury was IN
town over Sunday.