Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-08
LOWELL.

him during the weeks and months OF his
intense suffering.
LOWELL.
The village school closed Friday.
Rev. s. F. Goodheart is reported better.
Mrs. Sisco is visiting in Newport Center.
Mrs. Blanch Holloway is at home on
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton spent Sunday in
Westfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter were in North Troy
over Sunday.
Miss Grace Watson has returned from
Massachusetts.
Mr.. sanborn and Mr.. Colby each lost a
horse recently.
Mr.. Stannard and daughter Minnie are
visiting in town.
Miss Lois Sanborn is in North Troy
visiting her sister.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Winget, Feb. End.
Mr.. Stickney visited his daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Curtis, last week.
The c. E. society will serve dinner town
meeting day in the basement of Wellman's
store.
Mr.. Murphy took four horse load to
Sylvester.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Newton entertained
a whist party, Friday, Feb. 5, which was
enjoyed by all present.
l. Stephenson, the town clerk, reports
the following statistics for the past year {:
marriages 4, deaths IA, births 80.
The Lowell ball club will play with
Westfield club Thursday night, Feb. IL,
closing with promenade. All invited.
In the spelling match at the Epworth
League social Wednesday night Mrs.
Lucena Stannard won the prize,-a nice
book.
The G. E. society will celebrate Wash
ington's Birthday with a Ratchet party,
Feb. %, at town hall. Refreshments will
be served. An invitation is extended to
all.
MORGAN.
Geo. Calkins lost one of his best COWS
last week.
Mrs. Joel Goodsell is visiting at Miss A
E. Little's.
Glen Barney and Miss Grace Croft were
married Feb. 8. Congratulations are
extended.
NJ 0tt, AEo,IIor - Uoot Dorhu mr.
Mrs. Armstrong were at Mr.. A. M. Gray
Tuesday.
Several from this town attended thu
graduating exercises at West Charleston
and were very much pleased with tn
exercises.
Merrill Sykes, who has been in the arm.
for several years, has collection OF var1ou
kinds of powder and also soft-pointe'
, bullets that have been battered agains
Uncle Sans soldiers.
J A company of the friends and neighbor
2 of Mr.. and Mrs. George Sykes gave them
g surprise party last Tuesday evening,
being their 18th wedding anniversary
, Twenty five pieces of silver were give
: them, After the ladies had served cak
, and coffee, and all had a most enjoyab
time, the guests returned home, wish1n
Mr.. and Mrs. Sykes many more years
>, happiness.
d MORGAN CENTER.
2. There are many on the sick list here.
sr John Grove has been on the sick list tt
= past week.
D. The Bell line has central office at A
- fred Calkin's.
R. Maplesden has gone to New Ham,
ID shire and Massachusetts to visit frien'
u and relatives.
= Glen Barney and Miss Grace Croft we
married Feb. 3rd. May they live lol
and happy married life.
-. The Kings Daughters will meet wi
Mrs. A. j. Ualkins, Wednesday, Feb.
- All are cordially invited.
Of NEWPORT.
r Lawyer Geo. Young has been in Mon
at pslier the past week.
Mrs. g. 81. Prouty starts for Washingt
III and other point, today.
g, Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Humphrey and NJ
Be. Cabb of Barton visited in town Saturdf
u Mr.. Harry Moulton OF st. Johnsbury
Ue the new bookkeeper at the Frost Ven'
=. Co.
"A Stewart Griggs' little son, eight yeI
- old. died last Friday and was buried So
dav in Pine Grove cemetery.
cd Mrs. c. Il. Green went to Boston
week on account of the death OF her sist
NJ Mrs. Warren Story, formerly of Albany.
mt Prof. Cowles has been unable to ate
cir his school duties the past week. N
4 HurIbert, Asst. Supt., has been supply
ia during his absence.