Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-02-09
CASWELL'S MILLS.

Mrs. Francis Smith is gaining slowly.
Ray Heath has moved back to the Mill.
Lena Applebee is very sick with appen
dicitis.
The g. r. Caswell Lumber Co. are land
ing 10000 feet of lumber daily on Holland
pond. A. j. Applebee is scaling the lum-
Der and George Rumery takes the figures.
Francis Smith and Andrew Applebee are
getting to be quite famous hunters. An
drew killed an otter that measured IT. 9
inches and Francis caught a mink that
was 2 It. and 6 inches.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Moulton miss them here very much. 1t
viii be hard to find any one to take Mt.
Moulton's place in the church. We wish
him success in whatever he undertakes.
R~ASBURC.
Fred Sears has been quite i'll the past
week.
Miss Belle Somers is visiting friends in
Burlington.
Perley Meron has gone to Barton Land
ing TO attend SCHOOL.
The town has purchased fine new cur
tain for the court house hall.
Henry Somers has returned to Burling-
ton to complete his course in the medical
college there.
DR.. Lewis Young and Mrs. Ida Gold
smith were united in marriage last We'd
nesdsy, Feb. 4th. Congratulations are
extended.
The John II. Woodland Post, g. A. R.,
will meet at the usual place and time,
Tuesday, Feb. 10th. Every member re-
! quested to be present.
The funeral of Glenn Lanou was largely
attended last Tuesday. Rev. J. E. Knapp
| officiated. Arrangements were in charge
OF H. Il. Somers. Much sympathy is felt
for the bereaved family.
Mrs. Maria Houghton was thrown from
| her sleigh last Tuesday, causing a fracture
! OF her right wrist. AS Mrs. Houghton is
so years of age and has always been a very
active woman, much sympathy Is expressed
for her misfortune.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Cong
church will give social in the vestry, Fri.
day evening, Feb. 18Th. The admission
fee of Is cents covers the expense of ttt
evening. Refreshments will be served
Each person is entitled to receive a dainty
souvenir, to be drawn from the fairy bas-
ket. Each lady is asked to bring dinner
pail with lunch for two.
Let cur Community bear in mind that
the town is to be honored by a visit from
the State Board of Agriculture, Thursday
Feb. 18th, and q farmers meeting in tn
court house hall will begin at 1880 a. m
There will also be an afternoon and even
ing session. An interesting program ha
been arranged, that all who come ma
le3rn how to promote the interests Of thei
farm, stock and bank account. Ladies ar
especially invited. See posters.
An entertainment and box-social wa
given at the Morril Hill school house, Fri
day evening, Feb. 9th, and was much en-
joyed by all. About forty were present in
Guiding a number of students from Barto
academy. Those having no absent Q
tar iy marks during the term were Grac
Going, Leon Going, Rudolphus Montague
WILDER Montague and Maynard Watson
while Clarence Rogers was absent but on
day on account of sickness. Two of thes,
Rudolphus and WILDER Montague hay
had no marks through the year.
3 Cards have been received announcing th
marriage of Mr.. Buchanan James Charlie
and Miss Mary Eta Holman, at Farmers
vile Station, n. Y, Sunday evening, Eel
LIST. The ceremony was performed at tt
home of the groom in the presence {
: about 20 friends. A choice wedding SUI
per was served. Miss Holman was men
. Der of the Cong1 church here and an az
tive member of the e. L. Society, alway
ready to lend helping hand, and will
e very much missed. Her many friends e.
r tend congratulations and best wishes.
LOWELL.
:. George Clark of Morrisville was in tow
Wednesday and Thursday on business.
The infant child of Julius Deblois
,, very i'll with pneum onia. DR.. Young is
attendance.
:; DR.. Hill has been i'll and confined to b
. bed for the past week, suffering from gr
y and jaundice. He is little better
present writing.
O A boy baby was born to Mr.. and MI
% Henry Parkhurst, Sunday, Feb. LIST. MI
Parkhurst was visiting her parents, M