Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-15
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Hrs. Charles Sylvester visited friends In
North Troy last week.
Warren Rouse has been very i'll with |
pneumonia the past week.
Miss Helen Somers came home from
Burlington college last Thursday for few
Gays.
The village schools are preparing an
entertainment to be given at the close OF
the term.
,. A. Brahana is kept busy most OF the
time measuring logs that are to be unload
ed on the river bank.
the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Cough who was reported i'll with olpn-
iberia last week is recovering.
A Lincoln Memorial service took the
place of the regular Sunday school lesson
at the Cong'l church yesterday.
The services of Edward Knapp as pro-
tessional nurse are in good demand and ne
j. gladly welcomed in the sick room.
arthur Harlow and Miss Maud Dow OF
Albany were united in marriage last We'd
resday evening at the Cong'l parsonage,
Rev. E. P. Treat officiating. Congratula-
lions and best wishes are extended.
The logging business is being rushed
sE-Iy and late. Many teams are Well on
ne way to the woods at O'Clock ana
should share the profits of "the early olro.
Mr.F.H. Holdridge returned home from
Newport last Wednesday quite Ill, pu'
expects to resume his work as mall clsrk
from Newport to Richford this week.
IN a letter from DR.. P. G. Templetor
written in his rooms in Baltimore SUNDAY
Feb. 7, he describes the terror, gloon ant
tremendous sig hit of the ''city on fire" will
fame mounting two hundred feet high
Or. Henry E. somers intends to remain
IN town several weeks and has opened al
c6ce at the home of F. II. Holdr1dge
where he can be consulted PROFESSIONAL!
and ia well fitted to to respond to the call
OF the sick.
Leo Cook OF the Groton high school hs
returned home for the spring vacation
He returns in April to teach the sprin
term making his third term in the schoo
Very excellentreports are given OF his Wor
there as teacher.
The many friends of Mrs. l. P. Cha
were saddened to hear OF her death Whle
.c-,prred at Newport Center. The burr
was in the Irasburg cemetery last Saturda
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Chase are pleasant
remembered by many friends here.
rsmes Woodbury. died last Wednesd
Of pneumonia. He was an honest lnou
t-ious man and carried on the farm Tor
-nother-as he had always lived at non
The funeral was held Friday afternoon
ne Methodist church Rev. j. 4. kna
officiating. He was a member OF the orr
Of Woodmen.
Tho Iacture "The Illustrious Dead
7aO3'' given by Rev. G. Eilery Read
0arbv Line at the court house hall
Thursday evening was instructive, heiE
snd encouraging. Mr.. Read is
speaker and the lecture intersperseo
81 occasional apt snecdote well told, ID
81 excellent entertainment.
4 meeting of Central Lodge, No. oz,
an. was held last Friday evening, Ml
VI. Daley, G. M. of White River Junc'
H Stannard. ID. d. G. NJ. of Barton
& large number of visiting brothers
Barton. Barton Landing and Newport
thirty members were present from ori
- Lodge, nearly an equal number from VI
Lodge and several from Mempnrem
Lodge. The meeting was opened VIII
= following officers in the chairs: W
Oh. woodard; S. W., A. b. Post; j.
D. A. Brahana; Treas, Geo. w. hu'
sec, F. NJ. Sears, S. D., Z. A. PIKE;
H. Hsnnant; S. s., o. w. metcaili
Elmer Slack; Marshal, W. \. re
Chaplain, ]. A. Brown; Tier, +. A.
Grand Master o. w. Daley was thel
ceived. after which ID. d. q. Nj. ID. ).
uard and P. G. J. d. Geo. f. FLANDERS
received. The lodge then conferred
taird degree, the work being done IN
satisfactory manner. AT the Close
work was reviewed by Mr.. Stannaro
closing the speaker presented In pen
Orleans Lodge beautiful silver squal
compass, & present from Dreams TO q