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

70 their many friends of Irasburgh and
vicinity their appreciation of the great
kindnesses shown them during their stay
Of nearly two months, and especially for
the love and sympathy which prompted
the gift on Sunday evening. So complete
was the surprise that words failed to ex-
press the gratitude felt.
The pupils in the primary school having
no absent marks were Ivers Clark, Clarence
Fisher, Hermon Healey, Marion Holbrook,
Emma Lanou, Jennie Lanou, Wilfred
Messier, Eugene Page, HarIie Page, Doris
Sears, Verna Sears, Hazel and Harold
Sheperd, Preston and Viva Sheperd, Ray
mond Sheperd, Charles Simino, Florence
Winget. Murray Pike was absent one
half day and Ellie Clark absent one day.
Elsie NJ. Skinner, teacher.
Lowell.
Mr.. Editor: Do you ever insert word
of caution to the public in your locals? II
SO would you say to the public, bew are of
a couple who are travelling through the
country seeking employment, also carry
ing a letter as recommend for the
woman's work, signed by Mrs. Kimball Of
Lowell, vt. The woman is older than the
man. It has been discovered the parties
are untrustworthy. Anyone seeing such
couple please notify Mr.. Herbert Richard
son or w. FL. Kimball OF Lowell, Vt.
Morgan.
Lila Peavey is stopping with her parents.
Ira Morse is to board with George Cobb
the coming year.
Mrs. w. E. Blood has been on the sick
list several days.
Francis HiIl's children are sick with
whooping- cough.
E. FL. Peavey is doing quite extensive re-
pairing on his house.
Mrs. Maud Ewens is stopping with her
father for few days.
We understand that bell has been
ordered for the church.
Bartlett and Lord have caught 35 foxes,
coons and skunks this fall.
Fred Allen has moved to Derby, where
he has work in the foundry.
.. P. Wilcox has sold his farm, stock,
and tools to Geo. M. Calkins.
Francis Hill has been suffering for sew
eral days with q sore on his hand.
MIR. and Mrs. B. T. Moore of Newport
visited friends in town the past week.
Mrs. George Bartlett is at Island Pond
caring for her sister, Marcia Bartlett.
Frank Allen has job to furnish lumber
for buildings at Derby Line this fall and
winter.
Ernest Cox has finished work for W. P.
Leavens and will work for Mr.. Nelson at
West Charleston.
Rev. Mr.. Merrill of st. Johnsbury occu
pied the pulpit on Sunday, Nov. 2, in place
OF Rev. Mr.. Waldron.
Grace knights closed the fslI term Of
school at the Gore the Tn. We understand
she is to teach the winter term.
Mrs. 1. c. Taylor has gone TO New Hamp
shire, where she will reside with her
daughter Annie during the winter.
The Modern Woodmen have an oyster
supper the 265h. The ladies are invited
but the merry foresters have to set the
tables and wait on their visitors.
&<7yYp0rt.
School in Hillside Dist. taught by Miss
Susie Scott, closed Friday, Nov. 7th, for a
vacation Of two weeks. Those having no
marks were Reginald 8uzzell and Dwight
| Squires. Those having only one absent
mark were Daisy aud Warren Brown.
NeWpurt Center
Miss Celia Bowman is quite sick.
| John Kilby has rented his farm to Bert
! Sias.
George Soules is to move on to James A.
Squires' farm.
Fred Sherman of Boston spent last week
with friends here.
Mrs. Clark Mason Of Derby Line is visit
ing relatives in this vicinity.
! Hattie l.. Parker spent several days in
West Charleston last week visiting friends
Miss Louise Lamb is so far recovered
from her recent illness as to be able to ride
! out.
Sylvester browns house is to be supplied
with water by the Newport Center Water
Company.
Mrs. Frank Miller is recovering from hel
recent sickness. She is able to sit up part
of the time.
Mrs. William Kilby has gone to Barre tt
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs
Charles e. Howe.
Revival services were commenced in the
Advent church Sunday evening, Nov. 9th,
under the direction of Elder w. P. Israel
of Portsmouth, N. 81.
Rev. I. P. Chase is endeavoring to organ
lie young peoples literary and socia
society. A meeting was held with thu
Misses Stickney last Tuesday evening.
Fifty copies of singing book just pub
lished, "Pentecostal Hymns No. 80 hav
been purchased for use in the Free Ba pits
church. A rehearsal was held in tn,
church last Friday evening.
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