Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-04-06

Il
Mrs. Marvin is stopping with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Erastus Buck.
Mrs. Geo. Kelley OF Attleboro, Mass, is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Hall of Man soDviIIe is visiting her
brother, A. NJ. Dipgman.
Bert Smith made q brief visit to his
grandparents last Friday.
Rev. /. p. Chase goes to Mortified to-
day to attend conference.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Miller of Corinth
visited in town last week. a#
Miss Bernice Jenkins has returned from
her visit to Ayers Flat, Pc.
Mrs. Lewis Lamere has goue to Ryegste
to care for her sister who is sick.
Miss Mabel Rogers is enjoying a short
vacation from her school in Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Miller of East Cor
NTH visited Mr.. Miller's parents last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Campbell are stop
ping with Mr.. spd Mrs. N. ). Rogers.
Master Ray jenkins spenta part OF last
week with bis grandparents in Westield.
Miss Bernice Jenkins has returned from
AYERS Flat, where she has been visiting
Mrs. Merrill Wentworth and son of
Skinner, Maine, are visiting Mrs. Martha
Percy.
Geo. Csmmett has finished working ut
the creamery. Ray Wilcox is to take his
place and board at home.
Mrs. CDorson) Davis has returned from
Msnsonville and is living in the tenement
formerly occupied by her.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. C. Rogers have returned
to West Derby where Mr. Rogers resumes
work at the electric light station.
Melvin Willis had one of his legs badly
injured last Thursday afternoon, some logs
near a pile where he was standing rolling
upon 1t.
Mrs. Nettie Perkins, Mrs. Orlando
Griffin, Eda Bailey, E. F. Calhoun, Mrs.
, A. c Clark and Mrs. Fred Estell visited in
Newport recently.
Mrs. Clara Bryant and her daughter
Mrs. Fred Wheeler, started for Milwaukee,
, Wis, last Friday morning. They were
! summoned there by telegram announcing
. that Mr.. Vinson, Mrs. Bryant's son-in-
TROY.
, Edward King is ill.
. Albert Hartwell is in Massachu sets.
= Mrs. E. B. Sharney has been quite ill.
The mill now has q SCI of bobb machin-
q cry.
Homer Evarts has moved into the Glenn
= ent house.
William Donegan was home from Rich
y ford last week.
Mrs. Elvira Wheeler is visiting hel
brother, b. NJ. Chsffee.
Miss Airline Hommond is spending the
Easter vacation at home. -T@1Es
Mrs Melissa Mann has been appointed
:, superintendent of schools.
Julius Wilcox OF Westfield has moved In
> with Mrs. Clarinda Farman.
The annual 'drise" of logs is at a stand
!, still on account of low water.
Miss Maud Garvin of Craftsbury was
recent visitor at g. w. Days.
F. b. Hammond spent several days o
last week looking after business here.
Miss Elva Shepard of MansonviIle Is tn,
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Chester Randall
Masonic Union Lodge held special ses
8 sion, Friday to receive the District Deputy
:, Henry E. Mann is improving his recen
purchase, and has built a sidewalk tn
- length of his lot.
Mrs. Amanda Baraw, who has bee
IS spending the winter at Burton Best's, ha
- returned to her home in this village.
hs WESTFELD. -...s.
Mrs. Olin Aiken of Albany is visiting q
rs Mrs. Betsey Stebbins'. s7-
no Harold Farman goes to Stanstead mex
he week to pursue his studies.
a. Miss Alice Gilbert has been engaged
q teach school sgsin in Lowell village.
,o Miss Lillian Miller visits in Barton thi
Or week on her way back to Concord, n. H.
an Asa Hitchcock and Mrs. Rhoda Barne
nd have arrived in town from Springfield
"a Mass.
Easter will be observed by approprist
exercises in the Congregational churc
rs next Sunday.
~ julius Wilcox, who has been living
On Mrs. Betsey Stebbins' tenement, hs
" moved to Troy.
NO Id. johnson cut of the end of b
Nv thumb on a circular saw in Woodwork
' mill last week.
e1 Miss Theo Hendrix has been engaged {
-, teach the higher department of the villag
90 school. The term is expected to begin O
'in April 18th. Miss Grace Everts of Troy
eu teaching the Trumpass school.
.e' The ladies' social held at Mrs. Don
ny Woodworth's last Thursday afternoon an
eveniI was well attended. The gentl,
rs men we're in evidence at the bountif
supper which was served. The subject
y. building a new church for the Congreg,
'en tional society was eitated.
III The March number of the Thompson
cav Island Beacon printed by the boys of Il
nu Farm School in Boston Harbor, con tail
i've the following which was written by one
'"s the students:
'eo "A short time ago on Sunday Rev. NJ
bes Farman of Vermont, blind man al
chaplain of the Vermont senate, gave
an interesting sermon on character. II