Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-04-20

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aged.-Glennie Graham is home on account
of the illness of her mother.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. Henry Lafoe is ill.
Stewart Lafoe has moved to Derby.
Mrs. Eva M. Osgood is in poor health.
Henry Demick of Island Pond visited his
parents recently.
Mr.. Merrill A. LeBaron is quite sick
with heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Moulton visited
friends in Derby recently.
Mr.. and Mrs, Irving WEIGH of Derby
spent Sunday at a. B. Moulton's.
Mrs E Twin Vaughn, of Judd's Mills, P.
O., was at II. l.. Osgood's few days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Osgood visited at
Mrs. Roxy Keeler's in Sianstaed, P. G., last
week.
Elmer Smith, who has been confined to
the house with bronchitis, is reported
better.
| Messrs. James and Williams Miller OF
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| the week.
Mrs. Turton Hill has gone to Evansville
to stay with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Bickford, a few weeks.
Mr.. Geo. Judd has returned from Skin
ner, Me-, where he has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Abbie Boothman.
Sneak thieves are abroad it seems. A
few nights since Mr.. Chester Holmes had
"a buggy wagon stolen from under his shed. J
He tracked the thieves short distance but
soon lost track of them.
A ten and one-half pound boy arrived at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. 1. E. Hackett
lsst week.-Eugene Pinney, of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, visited at s. r. Fletcber's
last Tuesday.-Mrs. Marsh Dutton is visit
ing at Joseph Jacobs'.-Miss Densie Hall,
who spent the winter with her sister in
Charleston, has returned and will spend
the summer on her farm here.-Mrs. Elsie
Turner, of Nashua, N. H., has been visit
ing in town.
RASBURC.
Miss Anna Knapp has been very I'LL the
past week.
The schools have not commenced on
account of the illness in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson moved fronj
the stetson farm to Newport last week.
Miss Carrie Fisher is said to be making !
good recovery from her recent operation
for appendicitis in the Mary Fletche{
Hospital at Burlington.
Mrs. May Stetson and two sons
Allen and Harold, are visiting friends
Concord, N. H., and Boston, Mass.-Mrs
| Lucy Smith, who has been spending tn
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Holdridge, re
turned to Gloucester, Mass, last Wednes
day.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. E. Knapp returneE
, home from Conference last THURSDAY
Their many friends are pleased to welcon
r them.-Mr. Homer Seavey and mother II
turned from Wabash, Indiana, last Satul
, day, where they had been to attend tH
funeral OF Charles Seavey.
O The gentlemen who have been In qua
antine at Cortez Woodward's returnd
home in good health last Saturday.-Ho
w. D. Tyler was quite ill last week but
able to be out again.-Mrs. G. w. Wheel
> remains quite iu.-Mrs. Loren Alden W
: in Canada recently to attend the funeral
: her mother. = Walter Harlow has bel
assisting in the Sears & Russell store t
past Week.-Mrs. Ethel Slack commend
her school in the Keith district today
y Mr.. Leo Cook went to Groton Saturd
= and commences his high school work the
y to-day. His many friends wish him eve
l. success In his new field of labor.
Beatrice, the infant daughter OF Mr.. a
= Mrs. Frank Miles, died Sunday morni1
April 10, of smallpox. The other memb
of the family are recovering from
q disease. They have the sincere sympat
r. of the community in their great Athletic
N Health Officer Parker has been carry
Ill out the instructions of the State Board
at Health, and all persons who had been