Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-07-27

Aaron TtliOteOn Still CONTINUES very ihs
and no hopes are entertained Tor his re-
covery. .M |.|. #tttf# t.
Daniel Kinsiey OF Worcester, Mass., and
Jason Kinslsy from Iowa, are visiting
their brother, Rufus Kinsley.
Mrs. r.. II. " inchester has been quite III
for several days, the result Of hard
cold. She IL now improving.
Mrs. Burt skinner OF Ottawa Ia visiting
at Mrs. Ellen SINNERS. Burt IL expected
here before long for q short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Delaney, who have
been at Mrs. Ellen SINNERS for time re-
trrned to their home In Lyndon Thursday.
J. II. silsby IL repairing the barn on his
MetcaIf property. Should occasion arise
be has a good chance for several tenements
there. .#...
ID. T.. Curtis and family are visiting Mr..
Curtis's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Don B.
Curtis. They will remain here about two
weeks. t
III. Sflsby has put In q single ma
chine at his mill. This will interest many
who have been Obliged to go out of town
for single.
The baseball team was victorious at Bar
ton Landing July 18th by very good
margin. They will not play again, unless
Il IL local game for practice, until after
hayinR.
Remember the lecture by Rev. A. 8.
Buzzell at the NJ. Z. church Tuesday eve
DING Of this week. Let the young men
come as the lecture will be OF especial In
terest TO them.
Arthur Hines, son OF Dennis Hines, was
badly injured while at work In Tillotson's
mill recently. He was struck In 1.-THE face
bya board which was thrown from the
cIapboard saw. He was insensible for sew
eral hours and his face was very badly
bruised but at present he is gaining and
will probably come out OF 1t all right.
MORGAN.
Mrs. Margaret Gee has been entertain
ing a sister.
The grass has improved great deal 10
the last few weeks.
Il CT. Moore has sold his automobile to 9
party at st. Johnsbury.
f. II. Peavey has returned from the
hospital at Burlington.
Mrs. John Fisk has been Ill. She is will
her daughter, Mrs. b. j. Cox.
Miss Ann K. Little has been on a visit tC
friends near Lake Champlain.
Chas. Barrett OF Pennsylvania is staying
with his sister, Mrs. F. L. Holmes.
VIII Sykes has moved into the new
tenement at w. NJ. Taylor's farm.
Clarence Elliott is working at Judg,
Fletcher's in Holland during haying.
w. P. Leavens has bought the Wilco1
farm which he has rented for some time.
Water is very low. Several springs tina
usually furnish plenty Of water, are dry.
Religious meetings have been held oil
Wilson hill by Revs. Fairbanks, Clark AM
a colored minister from the South.
The Holmes, Beede, Barrett and Wilco:
families met at o. p. Wilcox's last Wed
nesday. A very pleasant day was enjoyed
The Ladies, Aid Society is an aid indeed
1t has purchased q new organ and chair
for the church and done some repairing
and everything is paid for.
Mr.. Church and wife Of Aver, Mass, ar
In town for few days getting his ne,
boat on the lake and making arrange
ments for a longer stay later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore Currier of Albior
Neb., have been visiting friends here.
is twenty years since they left this tow
for a home In the west. Mr.. Currier has
good business in insurance and real es
tate. Their many friends were glad I
see them.