Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-03-04


last Sunday on account of so much illness.
Mrs. Abbie Ward is caring for Rev. J. P.
Marvin's children while Mrs. Marvin is
away.
Rev. J. P. Marvin has thought best to
postpone his vacation on account of so
much sickness in town.
Charles harrington and wife are recover
ing from grip-Levi Goodrich and chill
dren are recovering from scarlet fever.
Mrs .Alnnira Ward is spending several
weeks with Mrs. Joe Lejoy.-Miss Susan
Goodrich is spending several weeks in Bar
net.-AIbert Foster is visiting in Jericho.
Sheffield.
Sam Ruggles is moving to Lyndon.
Sam Ash, who has been sick, is slowly
improving.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. George
Giffin last Friday.
Bert Jenness, has engaged to work in
Barton this spring.
Foster Brown has moved to his newly
purchased farm in Wheelock.
Mrs. Lydia Paige is spending the winter
with her son, Harley E. Paige.
Mary Blake and Mr.. White of Walden
are married. Congratulations.
There is some talk of having a select
school in the village this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Warner visited
their daughter in Craftsbury last week.
Rev George Gray supplied the desk at
the Free Baptist church Sunday, Feb. oath.
James Salmon, who has been working in
Craftsbury for the past few months, is in
town.
Miss Angie Hunter has finished her
school in No and returned to home in
Lyndon.
Mrs. Bert Jenness and Miss Grace Jen-
ness have gone to Westmore to remain
few days.
Mr.. Sheeley's family have moved to New
York State. Mr.. Shelley will remain for
few days.
the Eugene Bickford place, and James
Dopp is hauling it to Lyndonville.
Mrs. c. B. JOY, Mrs. Amasa Chase, Mrs.
Clara Gray, Mrs. Riley Hall, Luther Lam.
son and Mrs. Winslow Brown are on the
sick list.
E. o. Smith from Bennington is moving
on to his farm lately purchased CT Carl
oughton.-Plummer Pratt from Stowe
has purchased the L. B. Ham farm.
Nelson Hardy, butter maker in the
creamery here, is moving to Evansville to
take charge of a creamery there. His
many friends are sorry to have him leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler from
Craftsbury visited Denning Miles last
week. George Gifin and wife of ST.
Johnsbury were in town over Sunday.
Sutton.
Chas. Fogg has put in an excellent and
complete line Of groceries.
Charley LaPoint of Sodom called on
friends in town last week.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve dinner
at the village school rooms on town-meet-
ing day.
Edwin Curtis and wife were called to
Bloomington last week by the illness of
Mrs. Curtis sister, Mrs. Skinner.
Mrs. Bowley has returned to her brothers
L. W. Green IS, for the rest of the winter
Eugene Berry visited his son Allan recent
Iy--l4. T NcifL Oh IJSEDy spent several Gays
of this week with his sister, Mrs. Nichols,
who has been very sick.
WheeIocA.
Frank Farr OF New York has come here
to live.
Fred Hoffman goes to Boston, Mass,
next Tuesday 10 buy horses.
Mrs. !. K. Gray is on the sick list
Floyd Orcutt is sick with grip.
Twenty from the J. o. U. A. NJ. Wis
tied the ST. Johnsbury lodge Feb. 28th.
A good number attended the farmers
meeting at Sheffield and reporta fine meet
ing.
Mrs. Austin Miles was called to Lawrence
Mass, last week on account of the sickness
of her sister.
Mrs. Walker Leslie died Feb. 24th of
pneumonia, at the home of her son, D. B.
Leslie. She leaves an aged husband who
is also i'll. Her age was SO years.
East Burke.
Pearl Darling, daughter Of l.. A. Oar
ling, died last evening from diphtheria,