Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-12-12

Geo. Y. Simpson returned home Friday
evening from a visit in Manchester and
Portsmouth, n. H.
Geo. Y. Simpson and wife have returned
from visit TO Lowell, Mass, Manchester
and Portsmouth, n. H.
Mrs. j. c. Bsbcock was called to Cabot
last week by the serious Illness OF her
| brother, Elmer Bailey.
Mrs. Roena Arthur has sold to John
Richardson her farm, reserving the build
lngs and ten acres of land. Price, $500.
Roy Young is cutting wood for Nor
wood Drown, who has taken the job to
supply the creamery with wood for year.
1t is reported that John c. Rabcock has
traded farms with Charles Hoyt of
Craftsbury, Mr.. Babcock receiving $500
difference.
MRS j. {. Ba bcock was called to CABOT
recently by the serious illness OF her
brother, Elmer Bailey, who has typhoid
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Speirs returned
from Burlington last week with their son
Maurice, who is gaining rapidly since hav-
ing an operation performed three weeks
ago at the hospital.
Inc Ladies' Home Circle will give an
experience social and oyster supper at the
caspian Lake House the evening of Dec. 20
All VINO wish to hear marvellous tales un-
1oided and partake of the bountiful col
iatlop, at only one dollar per couple, are
cordially invited to attend.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
MIS-. James Young is improving.
FRANK Melvin of Hardwick was here on
business, Thursday.
Albert Kinney and Luther Smith re-
turned to Bakersfield Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Marcia Smith and Mrs. G. G. Por-
ter, have been on the sick list the past
week.
Walter Simpson and his cIassmate Per-
kins returned to Burlington the first of
the week.
The schools in town commenced Mon
oay OF last week, except the school in
Dist. No. Z.
blckford & Smith of Barton put on the
SKIN coat and finished the plastering of
the new chapel and parIors last week.
report OF schools, Nos. 6, 7 and 9, tax
Ing part in the spelling contest for the
iall term is as follows: Those missing no
Words Lois Gebbie, Mae PhiIbrooks.
Foster Gebbie, Maurice speirs, Garlic
spelrs, Jennie Young, Richard Allen, Max
Bailey, Foster Babcock, Annie Grove.
annie Richardson. Missing one word.
Maude Bailey and Matte Gebbie.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Ella burlington Is in Boston,
Bert a. Ross lost horse recently.
Don Barber was in Barton Thursday.
Mrs. Aggie King is in South Walden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amsden were in
Morrisvilie last week.
Carrie Weed from Morrisytlle has been
visiting friends in this place.
Several Germans have arrived in tou,n r.
work at Richie & Ufford's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Campbell from Hard
wick visited in town Wednesday.
". Il. FaddeR died st his Iats home here |
Dec 7th. He went to his wor- - ,,s1,,;s7f>
Monday morning but was taken sick
before noon and carried to his homo
where ne died Wednesday evening at six
O'CLOCK. Funeral services were held at the
Methodist church Friday at one O'Clock.
heV. n A. Ross officiating. The deceased |
leaves wife and two daughters, Mrs. u.
T. McFarlane and Mrs. J. 81. Pope of this
place, and several brothers and sisters to
mourn his loss. Mr.. Fadden was an m
Elght citizen and kind neighbor. who
VIII be greatly missed. The family have
The sympathy of large circle of friends.
HOLLAND.
L. {. Hall Of Island Pond was in town
asst Tus sday.
Mrs. Edith Williams of Island Pond
visited at E. A. Ferrin's last week,
One OF Fred Moulton's eyes was badly
injured by chip which flew from his axe.
Orville Kelley was quite badly bitten bv
hog one day last week but at last
'eport was doing as well as could be ex-
0ected.
Mrs. Sylvia Cove Graves, of whom /
mention was made last week, who died
'ery suddenly OF heart failure at East I
Montpelier Nov. 30, was born at East
Montpelier Nov. IL, 1888 On Thanks /
living day, 1854, she married Myron M s
4raves of Marshfield, where thew resided {
ntlI 1861, When they moved to Holland to t
ne farm known as the Graves nIace
where she has since lived. Her husband
led In February, 1891, and lately she hiss
wed with her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Palm. g
he leaves one brother, Winthrop Cove IF
'erlin, aged Is years, and one sister Jr0 .
-osalle Templeton of East MontDelier
ne also leaves one son, Samuel Graves. Of :,
orWaIk, Conn.,, two daughters Mrs
gorge Gould of East Montoelier and h
Lrs VIM. Palm of this town, besides
friends. Mrs. Graves wos . a
oman of many sterling qualities who
Id host OF friends and will he n,noh 81
Used in her home town.
RASBURC.
george kenison recently lost vaIua bIa
)rse. e.,
Mrs. Russell Cowles, who has been i'll ia
covering. n
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