Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-25

NAAlNAA AbA0Ns
y Brewster and family have gone to
W here they have engaged to work
ivate boarding house.
Grant will move into his house pur-
Of Jasper Smith, this week. Mr..
has moved to Bloomington.
Moulton OF Barton Landing will
the Burton hill school in place OF
Bogue 81 reported last week.
Ruth Buchanan, who has been
ing a few weeks with her sister in
70. returned home last Saturday.
mont's thrifty maple trees have
aimed their former honor and great
by yielding a bountiful harvest to
ugar makers this spring.
w. R. &. will hold a meeting next
nesday afternoon at 2 p. m. Members
souested to be present as there is i'm
Mt business TO be transacted.
9. sarah d. Holman died suddenly at
1ome Of her daughter in Lowell, Mass.
Friday night, aged IS years. Mrs.
nan was a sister Of s. ID. Holman OF
place.
bctors Hill OF Lowell and Nichols OF
ON were called in council with the at
Hing physicians Drs. Goddard and
ers in the case OF Mrs. jerome, last
llrday afternoon.
rs. Wallace Jerome who has remained
A critical condition since the birth OF
little son three weeks ago, died Sstur-
night. The conditions are unusually
and the husband and friends have the
rere sympathy OF the community.
Timer Slack, who has been working foi
Joseph Cook in sugaring, closed hl'
ors there last Thursday. He and Mr.
gok's son, Harry, boy seventeen years
last Tuesday gathered 100 pals OF sal
eight hours. This is the most sap ina
G ever gathered in Mr.. Cooks sugal
bee in one day by two men.
after four years successful work as pas
r OF the CoDg'I church here Rev. Il. Z
reat has resigned to accept a call as pas
r Of the Cong'l church in Richmond, VI
r. Treat is very highly esteemed, and tn
burch society and townspeople regret YER
ucb 10 have him GO. Both Mr.. and Mrs
reat have been unremitting in their car
nd thoughtfuIness for others during the
tay here and will be greatly missed.
LOWELL.
Mr.. H. Hall was in Newport last week.
Ernest Watson was in Newport recentl!
Hi Newton was in North Troy Monda
Mr.. Ward was in Barton Landing Thur
lay.
Geo, Crafts has sold his farm to Walt
'ope. =,
Frank Paronto cut one foot quite badl
Monday.
Mrs. an was in Eden last week to Wis
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Stewart were in Nor
Troy, Monday.
Miss Edith Hemen way has gone to Ay
Mass. for the summer.
Ouite number attended the auction
q. w. Crafts, on Wednesday.
Miss Nora Wakefield spent Suno
with her mother, Mrs. Newton.
Milo Hines is building a new carrla
house near his blacksmith shop.
W.D. Miller of Troy has had gang
men rolling in logs the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Crafts and son ire
piermont. \. H, are visiting in town.
Misses Maud Harding and Syoll war;
returned to their school in johnson, Nc
day.
Iobn Pudvah was injured last week b.
tree falling on him while he was at VIC
in the woods.
Miss Alice Durivage has returned fr
nor visit at Isle LaMotte and will
DIN her school in Binghamville, Mond
MORGAN.
n TAYLOR and Harold Taylor visi
in town recently.
Mrs. Marcia Bartlett has returned
her home at Island Pond.
Mr.. Holmes continues putting I
telephones into dwellings In this town
H. E. Waite of Concord, n. H., has b
visiting his mother n-law, MIS- l.
Taylor.
Mrs. Nichols is assisting Mrs. Bel
Nichols in caring for her children
have the measles.
Mrs. S. c. Wilcox has received Wor
the death of her sister, Mrs. TWomol.
Manchester, n. HI. -
Mrs. Lila johnson came home Apr
Her many friends are glad, to see hel
loving better health.
MORGAN CENTER.
Mrs A. o. Elliott is dangerously sic
Miss Grace Blake is home from Is
Pond.
Clinton Allen. and wife visited at
Scribner's last week.
4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliott April Is. Congratulations.
Deer are getting auitetam in this
ity. A few days ago a fine one came
:. Scribner's house, looked in at the
dows and then went quietly away.
NEWPORT
Mrs. Roy shsttuck is visiting in l.
Mrs. Bugbee has gone to Burke to
relatives.
f. c. Williams is improving fror
severe illness.
Mrs. Benz. Human has been vislti
St. bloomsbury.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
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