Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-05-12

MS meadow, the old one having been car
rled Off by the high water.
Mrs. Jennie (Knight) Jackson visited at
Mr.. W. l.. Locke's recently on her way
TO her home in Starksboro. Mr.. Jackson
mas recently bought large farm in New
Haven.
Grand Army Post was organized here
recently. Among the officers chosen were
hon. z. W. Wheeler, commander; F. II.
Holdrldge, adjutant; g. W. Parker, chap
lain. The Post mum bers 16 members.
AT the annual meeting of the Ladies'
AID last Friday Mrs. Goldsmith was chosen
president, Miss Eunice Wheeler vice pres
loent, MRS Wheeler, secretary and treas
urer; Mrs. Templeton, Mrs. Parker and
Mrs. Holdridge, directresses. Voted to
pay you w for repairs on church and will
also pay SIS 90 toward the minister's sal
airy.
Lowell.
Miss Eva Sullivan is at work at R. F.
Winchester's.
Peter Glodgett, who is suffering from a
fractured rib, is improving.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Parker, Saturday, May 3rd.
Mrs. Hazen Stewart is in Highgate car
ing for her father who has been livery ill
the past month.
Mrs. Winchester has been much better
the past few days and was able to be out
of doors, Thursday.
The funeral of the late 8. D. Perkins was
al MrG A
Rev. s. F. Goodheart officiated.
Chas. Kelley has rented the Perkins
farm of M. E. Tucker and will run it this
year in connection with his own.
The Rev. FIR. Turcotte of Barton held
meetings in the Catholic church last week
and is giving instructions in the cate
| chism
| Scott Stannard is working for Clarence
Parker in the box shop for few DAYS.
Clarence is slowly recovering from his &C.
| cident.
Il. II. Maynard nearly lost his barn by
fire recently. Prompt assistance from
I1llotson's mill saved the structure minus
root. Children playing with matches
was the cause of the fire.
Morgan.
Jennie Blood is to teach in Bloomington.
( Mrs. Jennie Hubbard has gone to New
port.
Judge Taylor is expected to start from
San Diego, Cal, for home May 18th.
j. r. Noyes of Baruston, Que, was in
town on business Thursday and Friday.
Kew. j. A. Dixon of Hardwick has been
assigned temperance speaker at Morgan
Center May 20. Hope every one will at
tend.
Norman Amy, who recently came from
Canada, has moved his fishing utensils
from the VIM. Pratt camp to the camp at
Echo pond.
M. e. Waite was in town Thursday and
called on Mrs. L. G. Taylor aud tried fish
| ing ON the lake.
Morgan Center.
w. G. Atkins cut his left hand on a cir
/ cular saw Saturday in s. E. Nichols mill
DR.. Ellie of Newport was called to dress the
wound.
The Rev. j. A. Dixon of Hardwick will
deliver lecture in the church Tuesday
evening, the 18th, under the direction of
oAo huVi-salOoH League. LII Is hoped there
will be good attendance. Mr.. Dixon
will answer some of Mr.. Clements argu-
ments.
Newport.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
/ Hill, May 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Shattuck were in
Lyndonville Sunday.
L. G. Cummings from Littleton, N. H..
was home over Sunday.
Mrs. P. Edes, who has been spending
the winter in the south, has returned.
Miss Pearl B. Rollins, who has been
clerking in Gilman's store, is taking a va
cation.
Miss Blanche Campbell of LyndonviIle
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Harry
| Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. George True gave a whist
party to about thirty of their friends last
Tuesday night.
CONTINuED ON ETcuru DAou