Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-11-14
LOWELL.

MIS- EiiS Ourtls Is visiting n Emo
burg.
Miss. Grace Coolidge was in Barton IL
week.
DIR. Page Of North Troy was in TOW
Monday.
Mrs. Pudvsh has returned from her Il
iting trip.
Mr.. Winchester was in Barton saturd,
on business.
Rev. j. H. Wallace has returned from
visit to Richjord.
Mr.. Blake Aldrich fell and fractured
hip one day last week.
Mr.. Charles Stewart, who has been sid
for long time, is better.
Mr.. Edmunds has taken possession
the farm he recently purchased.
Mrs. Hartley souther and son, of Mort
Hyde Park. were in town Friday.
News has been received here of the brit
of son to Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney of Lvr
don.
Mrs. David Burgess has returned fro
her visit in the southern part of tt
state.
Mrs. Sawyer who has been visiting /
town several weeks, has returned
Barton.
Mrs Lockwood, who was operated upo
last week, is as comfortable as could /
expected.
Miss Bernice Patterson is home fro
Barton, where she has been attendiul
school. She is Ill.
Ftfty-seven attended the Ladies' Al
dinner at Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgeman's, Fri
day the 18th. A fine time is reported.
The town has purchased the BaptiI
church, and it will be used for town pub
poses, the society retaining the bell for I'd
present.
Mr.. I. Brahans and Mrs. T. c. Fisha
came from Irasburg, to attend the funera
OF their father, Mr.. Brahana of this plac'
who was buried Monday, aged IS years.
Announcement cards were received to
day, of the marriage of Mr.. Albert Farma
and Miss Ada Brown of Westfield. Mis-
Brown taught school In the village for
number OF terms, and will be mis sed b
many here.
MORGAN.
Geo. Twombly is very i'll.
Geo. W. Cobb has been appointed scho
director.
Clype Durgin has gone to the hospital
Montreal for treatment.
B. F. Moore and wife of Newport ha
been in town, stopping at c. I. Moore's.
o. p. Wilcox was home for election a.
returned to Montpelier on Wednesday.
Gera Id Drown and Edgar Drown
working for Frank LeClair on the q
press.
The town voted to keep the Pratt far
but for the selectmen to sell the buiIdin
and the down lumber.
Rev. Mr.. Nye's mother, who has he
visiting him, returns to her home in J,
fersonville the 18th inst.
A remonstrance has been sent in again
the discontinuance of any part of the 81
route from Island Pond to Derby Line.
VIII Vlnton has not gone to Califorr
and may conclude to stay here and ma
his delicious candy. He has had a Fl
trade.
MORGAN CENTER.
+. c. J. Courser has returned from BoIto
Pc.
9 c. L. Burroughs has newly shingled /
e house.
Miss Olive Scribner from Derby Line
q working at A. 0. Elliott's.
y 81. D. Elliott is making preparations
build large barn next summer.
Q The Ladies Auxiliary will meet WI
3 Mrs. H. A. Bartlett next Wednesday, t.
10Th inst.
FL. CargiIl will soon start for Broc
Il vile, Ontario on account of the serious il
ness of his wife.
ID The Modern Woodmen will give an o
y ster supper in their hall Friday eveniI
the 18th. A cordial invitation is extend
: to all.
v Mr.. Joel Temple and family of Albal
have moved into the house occupied
Mrs. Temples mother, Mrs. B. II. Ain
Ia worth.
I. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bradford came fro
70 Holland last Tuesday to visit Mrs.
Doane and Mrs. Bradford remained
n help care for her.
y Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Moulton called
/ friends In this place last week on their W
T. to visit their daughter, Mrs. Alice Maxwe
t. at Morgan Plain.
q. The scholars having no marks the Il
le term were Mildred Elliott, Adds Chino
d Mabel Grove, Derroll Williams, and Eve
d EFT Tabor, while Eta Gilman and Hay
Truax were absent only one half day.
, NEWPORT.
y
v. A pretty wedding took place at
D, home of MIR. and Mrs. z. z. Gates Ii
8, Tuesday, November 8, when their daug
q ter, Dora Emma, was united in maria
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