Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-02-24

grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman F.
Bean, at their golden wedding in 1887.
Clyde Barber has been quite sick with
bronchitis, but is now better.-David Gill
mour has been having a severe attack of
inf1uenza.-Mr. John Borland, who has
been IN poor health several months, is now
confined to his room.
Chas. Ross of st. Johnsbury has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Wright.
Miss Mabel Ross returned with her father.
Miss Agnes Teller, has returned from
Waterford, Conn, here she spent several
weeks.-Mrs. Clara Dodye and daughter
Mabel have been stopping at E. R. Cooks
home at Barton.
Greensboro.
Miss Mary Leavitt is gradually failing.
Sumner Leavitt has moved his family to
Stannard.
T. w. Gebbie and wife are visiting rela-
tives in Canada.
Miss Anna Miller spent last week visit
ing in Hardwick.
Mrs John Simmons visited in st. Johns
bury last Friday.
Mrs. Will CaswelI, from Concord, n. H.,
is visiting in town.
Frank P. Morse of Bakersfield is the new
clerk at B. NJ. Willey's.
E. E. Hoyt of Rochester called upon
old friends in town last week.
The social at the U. P. parsonage last
Friday evening was well attended.
George Fowler has sold his house and
land in the village to his brother John.
The Ladies' Home Circle will meet with
Mrs. John Goss Wednesday at eleven
o'clock.
A. P. Bean of Glover was in town Mon
day, doing business for the DeLaval Sepa-
rator Co.
William, son of Byron Smith, has been
quite sick the past week, but is better at
this writing.
Archie Cuthbertson, who has been at
tending school at Hardwick, is at home
sick with the measles.
Chase and Perley Stevens has hired out to
Elmer Barclay for the season.
Caspian Lake creamery made $500 pounds
or butter in January at total expense of
$50. SO, and paid the patrons 124 cents per
pound.
The Ladies, Aid Society will serve chick
en- pie dinner at the Cong'I parsonage
town meeting day, March A. All invited
! to come.
A party of young people attended the
/ Crystalplex Glass Show and concert at
Hardwick, Thursday evening and report
/ pleasant time.
Holland.
DIR. Tompkins vaccinated twelve persons
at Bradford's store last Friday.
A. r. Hall and A. J. Applebee are il
Fitchburg, Mass, with carload of COWS
The Caswell Lumber Co. will tinist
drawing logs this week and their help will
have a vacation till the mill starts in the
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Moulton visited
last week.-Mrs.. II. L. Osgood and Mrs
A. B. Moulton spent Friday with Mrs
Martha Morrill, in Stanstead.
Stillman Lewis of Dakota and A. J. Levi
of Manchester, n. H., were called here OF
account of the severe illness of their father
Mr.. E. A. Lewis, whom we are glad to repor
is so much better as to be able to ride out
Irasburgh.
Mr.. Burton Pike is i'll.
Mr.. Bennett of MorrisviIle visited a
Burton Pixies last week.
The Irasburg creamery paid its patron
26 cents per pound for butter fat durin
the month of January.
The junior l. O. G. T., with friends
spent a very pleasant evening with Mis-
Emily Brewster, Feb. 49, Cake and coffe
were served.
Fifty of the Ladies' Aid society an
friends met with Mr.. and Mrs. Corti
Woodland last Thursday. The occasio
was much enjoyed by all.
In the primary school those having n
marks were Georgiana Taylor, Clemen
Taylor, Peter Taylor, George Taylor, Ell
gene Page, Harlie Page, Henry MACH
Had he weather permitted Katie Lanol
Mabel Messier, Verna Sears, Viva Shepard
| and Charles Simino would have had u
2 marks. Those absent one day were Scot
| Meron, Clarence Rogers, and Verna Scar!
Henry Macie had no marks during til
year. 300 words were spelled by the
+ class, Verna Sears and Viva Shepard eac
. missing only one word.
! Notwithstanding the severe snow storr
and high wind last Monday evening, Eel
II, about 40 of the friends of Mr.. an
q Mrs. F. A. Hannant gave them an unez
pected visit, it being their 10Th weddin
o anniversary. A much larger mum bt
would have been present had it not bee
for the inclemency of the weather. A mic
, centre BILE was presented to Mr.. and Mr.
Hannant and the affair was a happy an