Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-01-25

not reach over 500. The building is
in sured, but not the contents OF the Office.
The doctor intends to have bis office ready
to receive patients again by next Friday.
MORGAN.
Mrs. Abbie Goddard is at T. L. Holmes.
Id. Farr has been suffering with the
grip.
Wesley Horn has put in a Peoples
telephone.
Elk. Lord is staying with his daughter
in Charleston.
CT. Moore and wife were at Newport
last Monday.
The Ladies' Aid Society VIII meet with
Mrs B. j. Cox Feb. A.
Miss Flossie Sykes and Miss Grace Croft
both closed successful terms of school
Jan. %.
Some of the Odd Fellows attended the
funeral of a brother at Island Pond
Jan. p.
The books for the singing school have
arrived. Let all singers attend and help
the school along.
1t was 81 degrees below zero Tuesday
morning. 1t would have been lower II
thermometers had been longer.
MORGAN CENTER.
Mr.. Courser is at home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Scribner are on the
sick list.
L. A. Goodsell is home from Massachu-
sets for short visit.
little child of Elmer Batchelder is
very sick with bronchitis.
III. Gilmore is scaling lumber for E.
M. Bartlett at the Webster mill.
There has been no school here for the
past week on account of the illness of the
teacher, Miss Gibson.
TROY.
Mrs. Button is improving.
Martin Stevens is very ill.
William Rogers is having a very sore
hand.
J. M. Rush is In Manchester, N. H., for
short time.
Jimmie Hartwell has returned from
Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Mildred Beck of st. Johnsbnry is
In town for a week.
On account of the storm there were no
services in the churches Jan. II.
Melvin Sheldon of Fitch Bay, P. O., is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Stevens. ,
Roy Martin has sold his farm and stock
8 to Dick Kendall, giving possession this
month.
I Twelve telephone instruments were put
in last week in this immediate vicinity by
the Peoples company.
The game of basket ball between the
e Troy and Westfeld boys Jan. 16 resulted
q in victory for the Troy team.
e The boilers at the veneer mill have been
turned. and the whole interior is bein g
: readjusted for the new machinery.
IS Mrs. Sweet and son Percy of Newport
occupy part of Howard.Brock' tenement.
,, Mr.. Sweet is the bookkeeper in the mill.
O Monday mig bit was a record breaker, the
mercury registering from 40 to 81 degrees
below zero, according to location, Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Bradley Houston and daughter
Mrs. Beck OF st Johnsbury, spent Thurs
d dav with Mrs. Blanche Woodwork OF
g Westfeld.
Miss Clemma Hinkson and Charles CLARK
e of Sherbrooke were married Dec. %, anC
= will reside in Sherbrooke. Mrs. Clark is
the granddaughter of the late Alone
It Wo cd of this town, where his widow stii
k lives.
WESTFIELD.
W. w. Wakefield, W. S. Trumpass, l. D
Johnson, and others, have been nearl,
!, sick with colds.
The Ladies' Sewing Society will NEE
with Mrs. Willard Farman on Thursda.
afternoon, Jan. %.
1t Mrs. Bernice Chandler of North Tro
and Mrs. Mildred Beck of st. Johnsbur
L. visited Mrs. Don Woodwork recently.
l. Hon. o. S. Annis of North Troy was i
te town last Wednesday to see his fathel
who is now boarding with Mrs. Mary Hoy
& The Rev. A. B. PEBBLES attended til
lie meeting of the Congregational Minister
er Association held with Rev. j. II. Cone i
lg Derby last Tuesday. Mrs. PEBBLES wer
lg to Newport.
ed Charles, the little son of B. B. Gilber
receiving the largest number OF votes, WE
Mt awarded the baby prize given by tt
20 medicine company which gave entertain
Az ments here for week.
ed Tuesday morning, Jan. 10, the thermon
tie eter went down to So degrees below Ter
he 1t was the coolest morning known Il
~ wears. il not the coolest ever known. Oh
To man said 1t was the coolest it had been Il
is a thousand years.
WESTMORE.
las Al. Hunt has finished work at Soui
0se Barton.
rs. Harry Mathew has moved into the fl
art rooted house.
an Mrs. Henry Buskey, who has be-
Dit, quite sick, is better.
ed. Rutb and Ruby Calkins are in Charlie
| ton visiting their grandparents.