Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-11-25

cation at Newport with her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Richmond. She is to got Lowell to
teach again this winter.
Greensboro.
Winnie Dow is home from Hardwick for
a two weeks vacation.
Geo. Fowler and brother have killed
nineteen foxes in the past few weeks.
Mrs. f. c. Kinney was in Lyndon last
Monday.-George Marshall is IN Westmore
on account OF the illness of his mother.
A fine portrait of Mrs. NJ. J. Conant has
been presented to the library by her
daughter, Mrs. Harriet McLoud, of Hard
wick.
Mrs. Myra D. Chase, Miss Florence Peel
and Miss Florence Wilson all return for
the winter term to the same schools tina :
they taught in the fall.
Norwood Drown is employing Geo. Law
renee of Hardwick and Geo. Rodgers to do
the carpenter work on his house.-Henry
Miller is making some repairs on his house.
The w. c. I. u. held a meeting at the
Cong. church last evening. Mrs. A. Pad
dock, of Crafts bury, president of the w.
c. I. Z. of this county, assisted in the ex-
e~rcises.
Donald Findlay is dangerously i'll. DR..
Prime of Barton was called last week in
consultation with DIR. Bailey of Craftsbury,
and the physicians decided it a severe case
of sugar dia
At the special town meeting, Nov. 18th,
the town voted to instruct the seIectmen
to build a dock at the village landing,
agreeable to the petition presented by the
summer residents of the cottages.
DR.. Kinney has nearly recovered from
his illness and starts Wednesday morning
for Georgia to spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Kinney's father, the other members
previous.
Holland.
Peter Harper is seriously i'll.
Mr.. Mack died last week of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. E. D.. Moon visited friends in Nor
gan recently.
Congratulations Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton,
and thanks for the nice Havana.
LIN III AO4ACAo oRPOoASU I'll OoA
Nov. 18th for the first time this winter.
j. A. Bradford's store was broken into
recently aud a quantity of goods taken
which had better be settled for to save the
boys serious trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ames nave gone to
Henderson, Me-, to work.-Mrs. Edwin
Boothman is home from Maine and is stop
ping with her mother, Mrs. Geo. Judd.
Eugene L.. Gray has sold his farm to
Sherman Gray of Derby; possession given
next May.-Henry Valley has moved his
family into Turton HIPS new house on
the Goodwin farm.
Mr.. Will Kelley is drawing his hay
which he bought from Mr.. Henry KeeIer.
L. W. Hall is hustling the wood ''off
the mountain and LeIl says the trip is an
'appetizing'' days work.
After q lingering illness of several weeks
Baby Sykes passed away at 2 a. m. Friday.
The funeral took place or Sunday at one
O'Clock, the entire service including pray er,
sermon and formal committal was con
Quoted by Rev. Geo. c. McDougall at the
home of the parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sykes
have the sympathy Of all who have learned
the Christian grace of weeping with those
who weep and mourning with those who
mourn.
The entertainment and supper under the
aupices of the w. H. NJ. S. auxiliary full
filled its appointment for the evening Of
Thursday, the 21st inst. Finances very
satisfactory. "We've had a good time"
was the parting expression of all. The
Misses McDuffee appeared as usual in their
graceful and pleasing manner. Miss Mae,
in her dramatic and serio-comic readings,
proved herself an artist and Miss Hattie