Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-18

Inc N1uQ lSlanQ ScnOOi Taught Dy
Martha E. Lang, closed Jan. 25. Those
having no marks during the term were
Harry, Mabel, Clarence, Nellie, Leslie, Dan
Evelyn, Eva and Alice Dewing, Donald,
Mary and Maude Findlay, Annabel Young
and Hugh CalderWood. Ruth CalderWOod
was absent part of a day on account Of bad
roads. The average attendance per day
for 10 scholars was 1873.
The village schools taught by Miss Mar
garet Heating and Miss Cora Marsh closed
Friday, Feb. s. Those having no absent
marks in the primary room during the
term were Amy Alger, Emma Alger,
Martha Chapman, Phillips Davis, Hattie
Leonard, Dan Mason, Ray Pratt, Edmund
Roberts, Eta HaWIey, Arthur Scott and
Fannie Sargent. Those absent one day or
less were Dean Mcclellan and Hiram McLel-
Ian. Clara Leonard, Willie Leonard
Preston HawIey and Nathan Scott
were absent two days during the term.
Those having no absent marks during
the year were Amy Alger, Emma Alger,
Martha Chapman, Hattie Leonard, Eta
HawIey and Fannie Sargent. Those absent
one day during the year were Phillips Da-
Wis, Dan Mason, Dean Mcclellan, Ray Pratt
Hiram Mcclellan and Arthur Scott. Du-
ring the term eighteen scholars were reg
istered, with average attendance
of II 1872. Nathan Scott missed no words
in spelling during the term.
West Glover.
R. Lewis has bought the mail route from
Barton to South Albany via West Glover
for he next four years.
Annie and Jennie Young were called
home from their school on account of the
illness of their mother.
Amos Tichurst and his father went to
Burlington last week, where Mr.. Tichurst
was to have a cancer removed from his lip.
Mrs. Freeman Bean died yesterday
morning. The funeral will be held to-
at the house.
Kate Barry and Miss Mabel ThOrp have
been helping care for the sick at Alison
Clark's. Mrs. Clark, who has been down
with the grip, is improving.
We note with sadness the death of Mrs.
Charlotte F. (Rean) Washburn, who died
at her home in Ushers, n. Y, Jan. 81. She
her youngest daughter, Mrs. Mayhem
Leslie Vincent works for Geo. A. Hum
phrey for the season. His brother Fred
works for James Young.-Joseph Dewing
is at work for G. F. Cutler this season and
Bert Woodland has engaged to work for c.
G. King for year.
Greensboro.
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last week.
Vernon Zimmerman went Wednesday to
Lunenburg to visit his sister, Nina.-Mrs.
Henri G. Blaisdell and son from Concord,
n. H., are visiting at j. J. Lindsay's-W.
S. Ingalls, was in ST. Adams on business
last week.
Will Jackson is sick with measles.
There are several cases of canker-rash in
town.-E. Q. Randall is on the sick list
Mrs. HaDnah Faulke is hard sick with grip.
WIN. Barclay has made successful battle
with grip and is up again.
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Mrs. H. T. Bryant, Joseph Jacobs, ST.,
A. M. Lebarron, Thomas Maxwell and
VIM. Yates are quite sick.
The G. r. Caswell mill and office, Brad
ford's store, and several private houses
were draped in mourning last Friday and
Saturday on account of the death Of G. r.
Line last Thursday morning. There are
many mourners here who feel that they
have lost dear friend and our sympathy
is extended to the relatives in their irrep-
arabic loss.
Irasburgh.
The schools in town close this week
Thursday.
Mrs. Russell Cowles and Mrs. Pike have
been quite i'll the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Eaton are visit
ing friends in West Lebanon, n. III.
The water supply on Irasburgh common
is running low. but not SO with the snow
drifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Flanders came from Nashua,
n. H., to attend the funeral of Mrs. N. P.
Sawyer and returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry House are enjoying
the winter in Pasadena, Californ la, and Mr..
House is reported to be gaining in health.
DIR. George F. Edmunds of Bristol, who
has been in quite poor health the past few
months, has gone to Florida to spend the
remainder of the winter.
The monthly missionary meeting was
held at the Cong'l parsonage last Wednes-
day. The subject considered was, Missions
and Schools in Porto Rico.
Surprise parties have been on the march
the past few weeks. Hiram and Clement
Pike, Perley Meron, and last Wednesday
evening Miss Emily Brewster was the one
to receive and be surprised. However the
gatherings have been pleasant ones and
much enjoyed by the young people.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the