Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-13

A nine pound girl boarder arrived at
Raw Halls Friday, June 3. Also a girl
baby at John Bushaw's on the same day.
Mrs. Frank johnson has been called to
on 70 Shrewsbury to help care for Mr..
Iohnson's mother, who is very Ill.
Several from this place attended the
concert at Derby Line last week and all
rsport a frst-cIass entertainment.
News has been received that Ephraim
Trucott. who is now in the Homeopathy
pospitaI in Boston, and whose case has
been considered hopeless, will recover.
Mrs. Harvey, who has been cared for at
the home of Mr.. Stratton for some time,
passed away last Wednesday, after several
months of intense suffering from cancer.
She leaves one daughter.
Mr.. Howard Lackey and Miss Lillian
Griegs of this town were married at the
M. e. parsonage at Derby by Rev. Mr..
| Aiken on Wednesday, June 8. They will
reside on the Lackey farm in this town.
| Co ORGANIZATIONS.
RASBURG.
Mrs p. l.. Webster of Barton visited at
| Arthur Webster last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sampson of East
Rerkshire, visited friends in town, last
week.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Chapman on Thursday. Tea at 4 80
All are invited.
Misses May and Lucy Wheeler went
today to Lyndon to visit friends and attend
com mencement exercises.
Mrs. Ellison Maynard OF Enosburg is
1 spending few days with her sister, Mrs.
c. w. Wheeler, and family.
DIR. Walter Parker who is q successful
physician in Dorchester, Mass, made a
short stop in town last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Q. c. Waller and son and
MIR. and Mrs. Charles White of North Troy
visited at DIR. Templeton's last week.
Rev. Geo. Furness secretary of the
Anti Profanity League, will preach in thu
Congregational church next Sunday
morning.
Philip l.. Thompson graduates thi
week from st. Johnsbury academ!
and at the commencement day exercise
Friday will give an GRAFTON, "a New
} Supremacy"
Rev.J.K K. Fuller, chaplain of the stat
prison in Windsor, preached an excellen
sermon in the Congregational church yes
terdav morning, and in the evening gave
Q very interesting address upon his expert
ence in prison work and prison reforr
work.
The 1. o. G. T. will present the dramt
"Out in the Streets" at Court house hall
Wednesday evening, June 22. This is
temperance drama and no pains have bee
D spared to make the play complete. Ao
mission 25 cents, play commences at
d O'Clock. All come and enjoy the evening
A fine ball game was played on tt
: common last Saturday afternoon with tt
Newport high school and resulted to
u in favor of Irasburg. While Irasburg star
out with a comparatively new team tn
season, she seems in a fair way to mali
tain the former record of the town an
70 sshas beeDs."
Joseph Gaudett died suddenly last Tue'
- day, aged about so years. He was stoI
is ming with his son on the o. G. Page far
al d went to the woods feeling as well
8 usual in the morning, to do some chol
IL ming. AS he did not return at noon as e.
IL pected, grandson was sent to tind n1
and was startled at finding him ly1I
: dead, evidently caused from heart fallur
" Mr.. Gaudette was an honest, industrlo
,e man and the father of eleven children,
9. OF whom are living. The funeral W
III b cid from st. Paul's church at Barton, la
Friday.
-, H. D. Stannard was in town MONDAY
Mr.. Winchester was in Eden Saturday
Mrs. Ste bbins was in Barton Wednesdf
Lester Kinsley was in johnson recent
- Arthur Parker was in Cambridge, Nc
day.
Clarence Hold geman was in Barton 81
urday.
-. Rev. Mr., Wallace is taking a vacation
few days.
Mrs. Eldridge has returned to her no
in McIndoes.
3d. Henry Lewis of North Troy is in to
for two weeks.
@ Miss Sanborn visited her sister in Ir
burgh last week.
IAN MIS- 0eoA 50
m Center last week.
Irwin Stephenson and his son were
ing Newport Tuesday.
Miss Theda Wellman visited in Bar
Landing last week.
ing "nilalh Nho1A ''l'eo-
ION ing relatives in town.
Miss Laura Stickney OF Newport Ger
,r was in town Saturday.
-oo+ Miss Nora Wakefield has gone to N
ark, n. H, to teach school.
;ut Mrs. Abbie Parker of Burlington Is
,,to que, t of her brother, V. M. Parker.