Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-18

ted her mother, Mrs. Sophia Smith,
rsday.
he Ladies' Aid Society will serve din
at the vestry of the NJ. f. church Wed
day, April goth.
lenna Graham returned to Newbury |
{, Mass, Thursday after several weeks
ut with her parents here.
CASWELL'S MILLS.
bsrlie Smith and Mrs. Bruce were mar
b last Tuesday.
frs. A. J. Applebee is taking care OF her
ther, Mrs. J. Waterman.
RAYMOND Ames has gone to the hospital
Montreal for an operation for appendl-
is.
rbe mill was closed one day last week on
count of high water. There was leak
the dam at Holland pond which lowered
e pond about two feet.
HOLLAND.
Arrow Elliott has the measles.
Mrs. Joshua Waterman is very low at
bis writing.
Mrs. l.. A. Wheeler is quite sick with
sronchial trouble.
Miss Anna Judd has gone to Bellows
alIs to attend school.
Chas. Page has rented John Bryants
Hrm and moved there.
Finer Smith has had a Peoples tele-
.houe installed in his residence.
E. H. Gray has returned from Newport,
d.
There are eight cases of measles in Hollis
lybeeler's family. All are doing we'll.
Albert Flanders of Fitch Bay, p. O., WIS.,
ted his sister, Mrs. B. Stratton, recently
Raw Ames went to Boston last Thurs day,
vbere he will undergo an operation fol-
appendicitis.
Fupene GRAY has moved from the DAME
3rvsnt farm into Frank Jenness' house
AZ Grsv intends to start his meat carr
boon.
Ira Bickford of Bloomington has taker
Daniel Bryant's farm for one year an'
moved on to the same. MIR. and Mrs
BRYANT will board with them.
The event of the week was the marrlag'
Of Charles Smith and Mrs. Lizzie Bruce
They were married at Mr.. Smiths home o1
Rev. NJ. S. Wales, Tuesday, April T.
R-ASBURG.
Henry Goss has bought the Harlow farm
Mr. Gaudett has recovered from quite
serious illness.
Mrs. Wallace Jerome, who has been YER
i'll, is recovering.
Miss Nav Wheeler is recovering from a
attack of grip.
Rev. E. p. Treat returned from the sout
mart Of the state last Thursday morning.
Miss Mary Bogue of Boston is spendin
the week with her aunt, Mrs. Templetol
The river men, who have been runn1n
logs the past week, have boarded at Hot
Irasburg.
Henry Wiley of Holyoke, Mass, recen
~ yisited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza
Wiley.
Remember the auction sale of person
nroperty at s. F. Slack's place next Frid
afternoon. @
Miss Belle Somers returns from Burlln
ION this week, where she has been TAXI
lessons in voice culture.
Miss Myra Douglass of the Barton Ian
ing school recently spent Saturday
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Winget.
DIR. Walter McGor, who is located
Massachusetts, recently visited his parer
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal McGof, and OIL
friends in this vicinity.
In lust ten days after the death OF jar
Woodbury., his life insurance OF slOOO
paid to his mother, Mrs. A. E. Priest,
The Order of woodmen.
DIN Webster has been at home from b
lington college for short, vacation.
webster has been doing evening work
teacher in connection with his regular
Iege work.
The annual thank offering meeting
the missionary society will be held in
congregational church vestry Sunday
ming. Apr. "a, at 7:3O O'Clock. The resi-
.sive service compiled by the Won
Home Missionary Union Of Vermont WI
Dsed. The children of the Sunday-sc
win have a cart in the program
~ All the schools in town are to comm
4. next Monday. Elmer Slack, Carrie n
and Elsie skinner will teach the VII
schools. Annie Fisher the Brighton SCI
Miss Gilman of Barton in the kidder
trict. Belle Somers the Morrill, hill SCI
Rlsnche Churchill the EdmuDds dis
and Mary Bogue the Burton hill sci
Miss Ethel Slack will teach on the
road in Albany and Blanche Keith In
home district.
Rev. p. y. Granger of west Con,
who was superannusted to-oay al
Methodist Conference session, mas the
tinction OF having been IN the active
of the ministry for over half cen
He win now move TO Pescham TO T
and the Methodist Conference Io'
highly esteemed minister OF the Gc
he belongs to q ministerial 1smlIy.
grandfather, Washington Granger y
local preacher of good aolhty ana
known for many years as IDEA
Granger. Mr.. Granger mao an unc
the name of Washington who "
member of the Conference LOT thirty
consecutive wears. Mr.. Granger v
native of Bethel and wss born Move
26. 1873. He has served as pastor
years, eight years as preslaing
and two years as agent OF the state
perance Society. He has Representa-