Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22

uniting for that purpose. Hand your
presents to the committee, who will see
that they are on the trees in good shape.
VIZ Morgan.
Genevieve Moore is sick with grip.
About S45 damage to sheep by dogs the
past summer.
Abram Gray has been disa bled by rheu-
matte trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Noyes were at w. p.
Bartlett's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingalls, Of Derby were at
Henry Rye's last week.
Newton Blood, who broke his arm re-
Gently, is recovering from the injury.
Frank LeClair went to Burlington Thurs
day to take Henry Gee to the hospital.
Mrs. l.. II. LitchHeld, who has been
absent several weeks, is expected home
today.
The MONITOR agent will visit this town
soon. Order your club papers and maya
zines of him.
The selectmen are talking of opening
winter road from the Ingalls, place across
to Abram Grsy's.
The Ladies' Aid cleared $40 at their sale
Wednesday evening. Much credit is due
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Vinton for their help at
the sale. Mr.. Vinton is a famous candy
maker.
Morgan Center.
The MONITOR agent will be In this place
soon. Give him your orders for magazines
and club papers.
Newport.
y Seymour Lanes condition remains about
the same.
Heman Gaylor is confined to the bed
threatened with pneumonia.
Harry Belding fell from the roof OF the
depot recently and broke his leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Quimby are spend
ing few days in town with Mrs. Quimby's
father, b. f. Hamilton.
The new depot was completed Thursday
and the Il. X. Co.'s transacted business
there for the first time Thursday night.
Jean Leonard, who has been the hostler
bit Lake House for over eleven years, closed
his labors there Thursday morning as he
wanted change.
Newport Center.
Mrs. Ashael Glines is i'll.
Alonzo Hunt is working for Bert Doane.
n Ernest Tibbett's children have whoop-
ing cough.
DIN Kilby is building snow roller for
he town.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
rute Dec. IS.
Grace Rogers is home from Bradford for
he holidays.
Miss Laura Stickney is assisting in the
,ost office
Mabel Rogers is home from Barre for
hort vacation.
Marjorie Erwin has recovered from her
lness and returned to Montpelier.
VIM. Austins youngest child is i'll with
neumonia.
Mrs. Albert Garland was very Ill last
eek, but is recovering.
Maud smith is boarding at her grand
theirs and attending school.
Mrs. Frank Miller had a relapse the first
last week, but is now recovering health.
Frances Garland was unable to attend
II school last week on account of sick
IS. rai la
David Wright has received word that
mother, who lives in Montreal, Is very
k.
Fred Sisco has moved into the tenement
or the depot and is working for Mr..
rland.
Pres. j. w. Watt of the Vermont con-
ence of Seventh Day Adventists was in
va last week.
leo. Grigwire has moved into Philo
this house. Mr.. Keith has moved on
Ed. Palmer's farm.
fr and Mrs. Martin L. Courtenay of
rthfield, N. a., were here last week to
Mr.. Courtenay's sister, Mrs. Sylvester
Pwn, who is very i'll.
he ladies of the Free Baptist church
raised more than two hundred dollars
ing the past two years, and have paid
ull the Indebtedness on the parsonage.
mere will be Christmas tree and ex-
ses at the f. B. church next Wednes-
evening. The Methodist society will
% with the F. B. society this year for
Christmas tree.
Troy.
ae Hartwell was home the first of the
{.
rs. Blanche Morey Smith visited her
nts recently.
rtha Wursthorn is home from God
seminary, Barre.
aud Wakefield is clerking in the Ham
store during the holidays.
ere will be Christmas tree at Aikens
recording to the usual custom.
ir & DeLarm of Newport were in town
" looking after their business inter-
North Troy.