Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-12-05


Ply home on Friday and the funeral
Id from her late home on Saturday,
r. Aiken OF Derby officiating.
CASWELL'S MILLS.
oil commenced last Monday with
be teachers.
lighter was born to Rev. and Mrs.
Males, Nov. q.
mber from this place attended the
-school convention at Morgan,
ID.
cook, Herbert McCutcheon, who
in A%pplebee's camp, cut his hand
badly with a butcher knife. DR..
b was called, and it was necessary
him ether to dress the wound.
4 RASBURG.
B. Webster OF Boston is visiting
in town.
Nora Copeland is at Mr.. Chamber
or the winter.
schools in the several districts will
Pnce next Monday.
,. B. Brewster has recently had his
lew barn clapboarded.
o was born to MIR. and Mrs. Fl. B.
berlsin last Friday, Dec. 2.
Matte Woodward will teach the
at West Glover this winter.
Adeline Grant, who has been very
past few weeks, is improving.
Pne W ebster has been quite i'll since
lrned from st. Louis Nov. 20.
F. Buchanan went to Montpelier
turday to remain for a few days.
and Mrs. Ralph Quimby and Mr..
n spent Thanksgiving in Lyndon
Mason, at Thomas Simeno's, has
ufering with a sore hand the past
town representative, F. A. Buchan-
turned to Montpelier last week
~.
w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs. F.
cid Wednesday afternoon, at 2:30
(.
Mary Haynes of Burlington spent
days with her uncle, W. ID. Tyler,
eek.
!. Woodward, Dana Clark, Bernie
nd Frank Provoncha have gone to
to work for the mill company.
May Wheeler returned last Tues
ON Richmond, where she has been
est of Rev. and Mrs. E. p. Treat.
est Going and Miss Anna Emerson
nited in marriage Tuesday, Nov. q.
atulations and best wishes are x
J..
Robert Grant of Manchester, N. H.,
en- at f. j. Grants for several weeks
list in caring for her mother, Mrs.
Be Grant.
Webster has returned to Concord,
he is teaching. He spent the
lsgiving vacation with his parents,
bid Mrs. Charles Webster.
). s., School Convention, in charge
Id Secretary Fuller and Mr.. Barton
eensboro, was very interesting and
d be a means of help in all depart
of Sunday.SchooI work.
new B., infant son of MIR. and Mrs.
re Macia, died Wednesday morning,
a short illness with bronchial pneu-
q. The funeral was held at the house
v. Rev. Mr.. Poeton officiating.
b church societies will unite in the
ration of Christmas.this year. A sleigh
nd Christmas dinner in the new din,
all in the court house is arranged to1
Sunday schools ON Saturday, Dec. d
e evening there will be Christina
a c~sntata, singing and other xer'
for the children. Sunday evening
Is. there will be Christmas concerr
Uses In the Methodist church.
LOWELL.
renee Stannard was in Johnson las
Monday.
IS Grace Coolidge visited in Bakers
the past week.
!. and Mrs. Powers visited in EIDE
irst of last week.
rs. Henry Parkhurst of North Tro
ed in town recently.
KS. P. H. Brahana has sold her farm
tfeId to Joseph Sanville.
SIS Clara Burgess will teach in til
bins district this winter.
mel and Linnie Newton will atten
|ol in the village this winter.
r. and Mrs. Edison Kinney of Mort
' were in town last Thursday.
r. and Mrs. Emory Foss Of Morris
visited at n. J. Stewards recently.
oldie Cover visited recently at Il
be of Mrs. Charles Hutchins in Troy.
T. and Mrs. William Edmunds visite
? son Homer Edmunds, Wednesday,.
itcheu Daniels has moved into Il
more tenement from Samuel Lsclair
o..
ark Warner will teach in the Richaru
riot this winter. School will beg.
5.
Dana and son Frank of BartC
e in town Thursday and Friday of Ia
*.
IL. and Mrs. Elmer Cello will spend t
bter in Fletcher with Mrs. Gelo's aur
IS Bingham.
III. and Mrs. Will Barrows Of Johns,
re the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Re
nsley Thursday.
liss Ellen Gilbert has closed her schc
Albany mountain on account OF sic
S and returned home.
number of young people Nene