Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-29
LOCAL NEWS.
BARTON.

and Mrs. 8. B. Cello visited in Lowell
eek.
s. c. CurrIer was very Ill last week
better today.
a. F. Pillsbury and Mr.. K. D. Burtt,
th improving.
and Mrs. P. l.. Webster visited In
Derby laet week.
Il. T. seaver is i'll. Her mother,
DAWSON, is also Ill.
A.. E. Clark returns to Boston today
weeks stay at home.
les Vance cut his foot quite badly
in the woods last week.
nem Der the dance to be given by the
ess orchestra this evening.
g Fannie May went to Plymouth, n.
st Monday to visit her sister.
and Mrs. E. R. Cook, who were on
ck list last week, are better.
James Collision who has been i'll with
trouble for some time is now gain
Womans' Home Missionary Society
meet with Mrs. Owen Friday after
!. Smith and Fred May have been
ing stone for Arthur Wilson'S new
Wet. u. will meet with Mrs. g..
avis on Tuesday afternoon, March Sth,
o'clock.
IS. Marston went to Barton Landing
week to assist in caring for Mrs. Ed
Barnard.
slie Elliott celebrated his sixth birth
Tuesday, Feb. 23rd, by giving party
n playmates.
ill Tower is at home from Northfield. I.
has recently recovered from light
elk of diphtheria.
r. and Mrs. Seldom Bicktord were in
donvilIe last week to visit Mr.. Biek-
g aunt, Mrs. Webster.
harIes Currier was called here from
bloomsbury last week by the illness ol
Father, S. c. Currier.
iss Edith Reece of Sutton wss here tc
md the teachers examination last week
stopped with Mrs. VIM. q. Brunnlng
he school in this village closed ias'
day for a two weeks vacation. Int
chers have returned to their respective
CTF
Hiss Vera Webster and Miss Anni
light attended the lecture by Rev
pmss Dixon at Newport last Fr1da!
ming.
frs. Edward Barnard, who formerl!
ided here, died at Barton Landing yes
day. The funeral will be held ther
ednesday at 1 80 p. m.
Andrew Rogers left Friday for Mont
ier and Barre for few days visit, stop
bg at St. Johnsbury Friday evening t
J the basket ball game.
Seventeen from this village went 90 81
hnsbury last Friday evening to see Tn
me of basket ball. The game was Wo
the st. Johnsbury team.
Letters addressed to the following per
rs remain uncalled for at the postomc
sh. %. Please say advertised whe
Hing for these letters: Clement Revoh
r.. Chas. Woodard.
the Congregational Ladies' Society WI
BID the annual meeting for the electio
officers for the ensuing year at tn
hurch parlor next Wednesday afternoon
hdies please furnish for the table.
Last Friday night was one of the colde'
the season. Saturday morning mercur
kglstered from % to 81 degrees below zer
J various points over this village. Prett
we're weather for the LAST of Februsr.
Simon Corliss, P. w. Bailey and Lore
Ilden have been drawing logs for E. v
derrill the past week. He is putting the
n the river bank and will float them
be Landing when that long looked Il
haw comes.
An enjoyable meeting OF the Woman
eterary Club was held at the home OF Mr.
!. z. Batchelder last Wednesday evenin
luotations from Shakespeare were give
y the roll-call, and the play "As You Lii
- was read by members of the club.
A company of Odd Fellows, Rebekst
hd friends of the Orders, to the numo
3 ffty, met at the home of Mr.. Il.