Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-17

was performed on the little boys foot re-
moving some diseased bone. He Is doing
as we'll as could be expected.
Greensboro Bend.
Rose Duval is in Hardwick.
Lila Billiard is in st. hnsbury.
r. h. Smith was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Batten is visiting in town.
Emery DuvaI was home over Sunday.
Carl Batchelder was home over Sunday.
Mrs. Charley Smith is visiting in Canada.
Bertha Duval has returned to Hard wick.
Mrs. Jennie Hogaboom is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Delmer Cargill is visiting in Stan
nard.
Mr.. E. Miles and wife visited in Wheelock
Mrs. Emma Batchelder is home from
Thomas Clothy has finished work for
Frank Amsden.
Blanche Smith is visiting her sister at
Danville, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Miles visited friends
in Wheelock recently.
Mrs. Amelia Amsden and Sarah Davis
visited in Glover recently.
Rev. N. A. Ross preached at the Baptist
church at East Hardwick Sunday.
The fiftieth anniversary OF G. G. Coomer
and wife was observed Monday evening.
Memorial services for the late Bert ANS
den and George Flanders were held Tues
day at the hall by the G. A. r.
Holland.
Mr.. Samuel Hall of Barton visited Densie
Hall and other friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pond visited Mrs.
Ponds uncle, II. T. Bryant, last week.
l.. R. Ia Dor of Morgan spent last Sunday
at M. L. Ames'. Mrs. Tabor will remain
at Mr.. Ames' another week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kelley were called to
Island Pond by the severe illness of Mrs.
Kelley's sister, Minnie Washburn.
Mrs. Melissa Moon from Massachusetts,
is in town visiting her brother, E. D..
Moon, and numerous other friends.
Will Palen went to Montpelier last Sat-
urday and returned with his wife, who has
been visiting friends there for the past two
weeks.
AFRO Crosby died very suddenly at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Adna Johnson,
last Saturday. Mr.. Crosby was one of the
oldest men in town, being nearly eighty
six years old.
Irasburgh.
Dr.. and Mrs. G. c. Waller of North Troy
visited at Mrs. Templeton's last week.
Percy Templeton is spending a few days
with his uncle, DR.. CIV. Bogue, in New
port.
The village schools will com mence next
Monday Nov. oath, with the same teachers
who taught in the fall in charge.
Mrs. Alma Wheeler of Barton and Mrs.
Alice Pierce of Albany visited their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker, last
week.
| Mr.. E. p. Church has rented his farm to
Harry Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Church have
moved into Frank Lees house on the
Walden Priest farm.
A chicken pie supper will be served in
the Congregational church parlors, Tues.
day evening, from 900 to 500 o'clock
| Every body is especially invited.
The Worlds Temperance Sunday, Nov
%, will be observed in the Congregation al
church at the morning service. The sub.
ject of the sermon will be: "The Open Sa.
loon. Do We Want 1t in Vermont?"
| The musical social at the Cong. vestry
last Wednesday evening was a very pleas.
ant occasion. The songs given by DIR. G.
c. Waller of North Troy added much t.
the entertainment, also the readings from
''The Habitant," which were very nicely
given.
The Coventry dramatic Climb will present
the comedy drama entitled "The Deacon's
Courtship" at the town hall next Friday
evening. Good music will be furnished
for promenade after the play. Admis
sion twenty cents; children ten cents
Came and have good time.
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet Al
the hall Wednesday, Nov. 10Th. Meeting
to commence promptly at 200 o'clock. Il
is earnestly desired that every member b.
present, as the Inspector, Mrs. Smythe o
st. Johnsbury, will be present. Refresh
| UQ6uUS Will DC S6rV6u. 1u6 m0LuD0TS OF INT
G. A. R. are cordially invited to come, ant
| to bring the ladies.
| Lowell.
The donation at the hall Friday evening
was we'll patronized and quite sum wa
raised for benefit Of Rev.. FL. Wallace.
Arthur Parker was given surprise part,
by his friends last Saturday evening, tn
occasion being his twenty first birthday.
Mrs. Emory Foss and daughter of Nor
risville are visiting at Edison Kinney's
Mrs. Foss has been sick but is now i'm
proving.
Edwin Parker was struck by a fallin,
tee while at work in the woods recently
and quite seriously injured, having severa
ribs broken and an ankle sprained. He i
doing well however.
Morgan.
Grace Knight will teach the winter tern
at No. 3.