Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-29
WEST DERRY.

aduin Is very sick.
Clayton Keith of Richiord IS in
Frank Kimbsll is able to be on
Miss Grace Chsffee has returned
field.
Ward Colby is quite sick witt
monia.
Il. L. Dodge has returned 70 b,s
Lunenburg.
Dr. VIM. A. Chase is spending
days in town.
Miss Ada Brown visited at o. r.
toms last week.
Mr.. Vaughan visited st EIdo-
McClure's last week.
carroll Davis of Lyndonville ha
visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Sawyer are
TRENDS in Barton Landing.
Misses Helen and Maude Wakefield
returned to their home In Wes,field
Ii Is reported that work will begin
International mill the first of Msrch
Mrs. James Elliot and two sons r
Herbert, are'visiting relatives in T
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Trim of
Charleston visited at A. B. Coblaiph
past week.
Thomas Donsghy has returned
Canada, where he has been v;sitir
daughter.
Miss Lila Allen has returned d
home in Ways Mills, P. O., where sh
spend her vacation.
Margaret Mackenzie has recovered
her illness and is now working at
SINNERS, Newport.
Those who are on the sick List q
follows: Emma Watkins, Iyah Pd
Lena Cousens and Eddie Mcclure.
A very quiet wedding took plad
Elder Chas. McClure's last Wedned
when Miss Mabel Demick and f. Fra
Rice OF Holland were united In mari
by Elder Mcclure.
The Alpha Club met with Guv Sd
Feb. 10. A short business meeting
held to elect officers for the ensuing ,
After the meeting the members of the
enjoyed very pleasant evening MA,
pit. Ice-cream and cake were served.
GLOVER.
Miss Glenn Cook is better.
Mrs. John Mcclellan is a BILE TO be ont
Sylvester Critchett is very sick =
pneumonia.
Ida Bean is visiting her aunt, Mrs. +
Mason for few days.
Mrs. FL. N. Davis and son Phil wer,
Lyndonville last week.a
Mrs. Horace Brooks and daughter
are sick with the grip.
Miss Cora Marsh is at home from
school at Barton for a two weeks, vacot
A 81 pound boy was born to Mr..
Mrs. sam Bean last Wednesday morn
The many friends of Miss Florence A
regret to learn of her severe illness Of :
ton and hope that she will soon recove,
The Mite Society will serve dinner at
vestry OF the South church on town M
Ing day, and the annual meeting NJ
society will be held at the same place in
afternoon.
Sylvester Critchett is very i'll with nm
monia and his recovery is conside
doubtful. Mr.. Critchett has been in n
health for some time and his family ar,
needy circumstances.
A very fine dinner was served nv
ladies OF the Grange last Saturday. Per
stand In their own light who do not beIr
to this order. Six applications for me
bership were received last meeting.
Rev. George Payson Rowel of Corr,
VIII preach in the Congregational cbu
sunday, March 9th. Mr.. Ro well is a yor
man and comes very highly recommend
q large congregation is much desired
Mrs. Wiley and daughter Hazel. "
nave been spending several months in +
vicinity, left last Friday for Buffalo. N
where they will visit relatives for q sb
Time and then return to their honoe
Garden Grove. Iowa.
A lecture viii be given at the Metbod
church at eight o'clock Wednesday ev.
Ing, March 9, by w. &. Newell of Newno
Subject, Twentieth Century Farmer
small admission fee will be charged q
The proceeds will be used for the sund
School library.
DR.. N. l.. Dow is treating seven patie,
In the family OF Myron Smith In Sbeffie
three cases of pneumonia and four of or
The Oldest daughter, Berenice, is in a or
lcal condition from pneu mon1a. but +
other members OF the family are recov,
ing. Mrs. Emma F. Wells, a nurse FRI
Passumpsic, is caring for them.
George Hudson died at bis home in II
village Friday afternoon at six o'clor
litter long illness, at the advanced age
'ighty-three years. The funeral was he
1t his late home this (Monday) afternoc
mo his remains were deposited in t
omb at the cemetery. He was a veter
II the Civil War and has been a reside
II this village for many years. He lea
wife and two daughters. HE has be
enderly cared for during his last iIlne