Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-22

Milo Willard vent to Potion, P. @ last
Tuesday on business.
Charles Drown of Newport, was in town
last Friday on business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dowie of Montpelier. Wis
tied friends here last week.
Mrs. Roy Meacham has returned from
her visit to franklin county.
George Pagei is doing some painting and
painting at MonsonviIle, P. Q.
Miss Eunice Cummings of West Derby,
visited at G.. w. Rogers, last week.
Amos Lawson and Louis Peabody, went
to West Derby, last Tuesday, on business.
Charles Bowman of Nashua, n. H., is
visiting his father, Baxter 30
Misses Louise Lamb and Edna Tute, are
visiting at L~yndonville.
Mrs. Charles Litchield Is spending a
few weeks at Barton Landing.
Volney Phillips fell from a load of hay
last Tuesday, and was badly injured.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Hildreth of Phila-
delphia, are visiting at D. L. Hfldreth's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett, returned
from Springfield, Mass. last Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Sherman and her children,
Lee and Irma, have returned to Waverly,
Mass.
Albert, son of Rev. M. 81. Ryan, who was
visiting at North Hero, was drowned near
that place last Monday afternoon. Mr..
Ryan learned of the sad event Tuesday
morning, and went Immediately to North
Hero, accompanied by B. G. Wheeler.
They returned with the body Wednesday.
Funeral services were held in the Meth
odist Episcopal church at 10 a. m, Thurs
day, conducted by Rev. j. o. Sherburn OF
St. Johnsbury, assisted by the pastor of
the Free Baptist church. Revs. o. E.
AIKEN and M. A. Turner of Coventry were
also present. The body was taken to Will
Jamestown for burial. Rev. Mr.. Ryan N
family went with the body, and will re-
main at Williamstown for a few days.
The Junior o. A. M. of which the de-
ceased was a member, attended the funeral
In q body. The afflicted family have the
sympathy of the entire community.
MORGAN.
> VIM. vinton went on the excursion to
Boston.
Guy Bartlett will attend Derby academy
: this fall.
/, e. z. Lord has sold his building lot te
VIM. Vinton.
I Mrs. Merrill Sykes has gone to Boston tt
visit relatives.
Fred Hamblet had a three-year-oldIheifea
killed by lightning recently.
Mrs. Ora Burroughs has been spendin,
several days with friends at Island Pond
y Miss Nellie Rush is to teach at tn
Corner and Miss Fairchilds In South school
y Mrs. I. q. Taylor has gone to Concord, n
H., for several weeks visit with he
V daughter.
Newton Blood is sick with ~appendiciti
9 and expects to go to Concord, N. e., to
hospital the 22nd.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Spear and childre
of Newport are stopping at O.. P. Wilcox
on their vacation.
Mr.. Archie Buchanan, a former Morga
= boy, now of Wiilimantic, Conn.,, has bee
calling on old friends.
g A. M. Gray, road commissioner, is bu1le
ing the permanent road required by law
e' secure the state money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes arrived home fro.
- their Boston trip the 18th. Mr.. and Mr.
d. y 10 SO4 IOLuIhO0 dAAICA
"a Mrs. Mary Moore went to AttleboI
- Mass, with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor. 81
may spend the winter there.
Mr.M Melville Sykes has been toiWaterbu-
-, to see his wife who is in the asylum. ST.
: hasnot improved as much as was expecte
Mrs. Pratt, the lady who broke her b
- and was moved to o. L.. Fairs, is doing
well as can be expected at her advanc
be age.
Rev. 8. q. Lewis will lecture for the Z.
society on the evening of Sept. LIST; subje'
"The Lonesome Man and His Guards
no Angel"
% A republican rally will be held in TOW
10 on the Goth inst. in the afternoon. Ho
w. w. Miles OF Barton and the Irish or
tor, Edward B. Flynn of Springfield, al
49, the campaign singer, A.. j. Markham, W
,.. be present. All attend and prepare Tor T.
Ito 40, 600 majority.
On account of the rain the Sunda,
school picnic exercises on Saturday, Au
N 18th, were held in the church and we
enjoyed by a goodly number. The mus
- by Mr.. Merton Warren and Miss Benjami
CAMPERS from Hardwick, added much
the occasion and many thanks are d.
y. them for their kindness.
MORGAN CENTER.
Mrs. j. Cargill is stopping with frient
20. at East Charleston.
John Burroughs is home from his Wis
- to Morr1sville and Stannard.
E, J. A. Gilman and family have returne
'ke to their home in Haverhill, Mass.
, The school at the Center will begin tt
10Th inst, with Alice Gibson, teacher.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Burroughs fro
Stannard visited relatives here recently.
Maurice Burbank has gone to New Yol
city, to work for the Swift Co., in the me
business.
- At the Republican caucus held the lot