Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-22

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Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Greenwood were
In town Sunday.
Walter Knox has returned to his home
in New Hamps hire.
Miss Theda welIman has gone TO Ep-
ping, n. Il, on visit
Dana Hackett attended the musical con-
veption at Barton Landing, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Crafts were called
m LYNDON. Saturday because of the illness
of a relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Curtis
and son George, attended the funeral OF
Mrs. 1. p. Chase. Much sympathy is felt
for Mr.. Chase, who is sick.
MORGAN.
! Lila Peavey is away on visit.
Auditors meeting the 9th at the Corner.
! Nora Courser is working for Mrs. A III.
Gray.
W.P. Bartlett is manufacturing sugar !
arches.
Fred Trucott is to move to Frank Aliens
hill farm.
We are glad to see Mrs. James Bullock
out again.
School on the Gore, Clinton Sails teacher,
closed Friday.
Geo. Calkins is drawing veneer lumber
TO West Charleston.
Frank Allen has had his engine repaired
so he can begin his saving.
George Gray goes to Newport Center to
work in the creamery for time.
The ladies will have dinner at the YES
trv on town meeting day. Proceeds to go
for use of church.
E. R. Flanders has shipped a car OF pota-
toes to Nashua, N. Il. He has been at his
farm lately getting them ready.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bailey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Bates were in Albany last
week, called there by the illness of rela-
I tive.
: MORGAN CENTER.
4 L. r. Tabor is sick.
Mrs. John Batchelder is i'll.
Mrs. w. J. Scribner is better.
John Grove lost horse recently.
A, G. Burroughs is home from Norris
Vile.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Ames of Holland visited at
~ L. R, Tabor's last Friday.
G. Ames was in town recently scaling
D. lumber for A. o. Elliott.
Mrs. Laura Goodsell is stopping at the
d home of A. A. Burroughs.
B. c. Burroughs of Morrisville visited
relatives in this place last week.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
X Barney Feb. 18th. Congratulations.
&. ]. Goodsell is home from his work II
Holland and is drawing lumber for E. M
Bartlett.
or The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Batchelder is again suffering iron
IN severe attack of bronchitis.
NEWPORT.
ast Vincent MacGregor has been sufferin
from quinsy.
i'll Mrs. HazsItine OF Graniteville is visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. c. Camp.
ID Mrs. e. A Rodey and children go t
les Aver, Mass, on Monday where they vii
reside.
mis- Mr.. Fl. A. Wright has been confined t
OIL the house for the past few days threatene
with fever.
3 a Several attended the concert at the barto
in Landing musical convention on Thursda
night, reporting favorably.
ter The Memphremagog Amateur Athlet!
ga Climb play the Richford high school teal
at basket ball on Monday evening.
will Rev. Thos Hall of Island Pond preache
rch the anniversary sermon both morning an
evening in the Cong'l church last Sunda
ur- On Friday evening Feb. 26, DR.. Thom
ue, Dixon gives his popular lecture entitle
J in Fools" All should mske an effort
hear him.
nd Miss Alma Parker is again assisting
Rev. the office of the Frost Veneer Co. TIL
urn time she takes Miss Helen KimbalPs pla
Her as stenogra pher. Miss Kimball is Ill.
for E. j. Prouty met with loss on Satu
day. While returning from the dressil
day mill his black driving horse ran ava
s in breaking her leg. She was taken
fac Wheeler's stable and shot.
he VIM. Lorimer, who has been i'll at
King sons in Derby, died on Tuesday. L
cted burial took place at Beebe Plain on THU
70 in day. Mrs. Alice Chadburn, who has be
helping care for him, is now stopping W!
idsy Mrs. ]. A. Lorimer for few days.
g at Mrs. Edward Collins, former popu
ents. teacher in our schools, has recently writ
Ton an exercise appropriate for Washington
rary birthday. The boys of the grammar ro
the under the able direction of Miss Wigs
at gave the exercise on Friday afternoon
the school hall in q very creditable mann
lphre Many friends were present and speak nil
lnder ly of the exercise and the manner In VIII
st on it was given.
ected .uurr>nr ~rNrrp
that -
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those Fioyu 'A---e- LOS
Mrs. Fred A. Estelle was very sick
r+o week.
:. ~ Fred P. Riley has recovered from