Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-11

! Campbell was at Barton Landing last
Thursday on DISSATISFACTION johnson, a
| former resident of this place, now living
at Glover, visited at Alvin Larabe els re-
Gently.
| Troy.
The village school closed last Thursday.
Tim House has painted his new residence
on the outside.
Mrs. Roy Martin attended the musical
convention at Newport last week.
On account of the storm, Wednesday
the mail did not get through to Lowell.
S. J. Sisco has bought the express route
from Westfield to Newport, of Alton Tow
er.
Mrs F. Merritt has gone to Mechanics
Falls, Me-, to attend the funeral of her
grandson.
Miss Winnie Ryder, who has just arrived
from Ashland, N. H., is sick at her no me
with measles.
j. G. Turnbull has several men here at
work on his creamery. They have the
frame up and boarded.
Special meetings are being held in the
M. e. church this week by the Advents,
conducted by Rev. McLucas.
E. R. Baraw is ill with rheumatism
Comfort Chaffee who slipped on the ice
and broke Two Of his ribs, is improving.
Almon Cross has purchased Aaron Nor
ribs residence. Mr.. Morrill, intends
moving to Notwithstanding. Morse has
purchased the VIM. Donagan farm.
There will be sugar social at the Cong.
vestry, Friday evening, Feb. 18th, given
entirely by gentlemen. There will be
concert which will begin at o'clock, after
which plain doughnuts and warm sugar
will be served. The social is to be given
by men only SO come ladies and enjoy
yourselves. Concert free.
Mrs. Charles Leavitt of West Sheffard p.
O., is visiting friends and relatives in town.
Mrs. Lucy Jones returned home Friday.
Miss Airline Hammond is home from
Derby Academy.-Mrs. F. 3. Hammond
visited in Derby recently.--Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Smith spent Sunday with Mrs. Smiths
parents at Beebe Plain.-Geo. Benware of
WestfieId is at work for j. G. TurnbulI, on
the creamery.
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Rev. Wallace was sick Feb. 3, so there
was no service at the NJ. E. church.
Alton Tower has sold his express route
to Smith Sisco OF Troy who takes posses
sion Monday, Feb. II.
On account Of the storm the stage did
not reach this place last Wednesday, and
the roads being bad the express team did
not venture out on Thursday
Miss Winnie Ryder has the measles
Mrs. Ann Ryder has the grip.-Arthur
Isham also has the grip. Harry Hitchcock
is taking his place in the store.
Miss LiIliaa Newell was in town recent
ly.-Miss Maude Miller and friend, Miss
Daisy Anderson, OF Newport, spent Sunday
in town.-MTs. Glover and son, who have
been staying at VIM. Demarreno's for some
time, leave town this week.
Lena GilDin closes her school in West
Charleston this week and is expected home.
The school on the north hill taught by
Miss Anna Barnes Of Bakersfield closed
Feb. 1st.-Miss Jessie Woodwork fms he'd
her school in the higher department at
Troy last week. On Friday night she very
pleasantly entertained a company of her
friends. On Saturday she went to Bur-
lington TO resume her studies at the u. V. NJ.
The schools at the village taught by Mr..
e. E. Webster and Minnie Gilpin closed
last week. Those in the primary depart
ment having no marks are: Bertha Pow
ers, Howard Lucier, Chella Miller and Carl
Miller. George Glover and Dana Gilpin
were absent one day.
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