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

c. III. Elliott is employed by w. P. Bart
lett making sugar arches.
Two singing schools were held last week
and probably two win be held each week
until they close.
Several from this place attended the Sun
day school convention at CeswelPs Mill on
Thursday. They all report fine time.
Some of the young people of this town
who intend going to Derby academy next
fall, attended the closing exercises last
Thursday evening.
TROY.
Mrs. Homer Evarts is i'll.
A. ]. Coburn has been quite sick.
Miss Carrie Woodcock remains seriously
| ill.
The March meeting is at this end OF the
town this year.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Kennedy were in
Richford last week.
Miss Nettie Kennedy is visiting in
Marshfield and Barre.
Mrs. Geo. F. Boyden is visiting her
daughter IN Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Razelton of R1chford
have been visiting in town.
The Grange box party Tuesday evening
was attended by about 40 couples.
Floyd Miller of Newport Center is to
have charge of the creamery here.
DR.. Eugene W. Davis of Saginaw, Mich,
| is visiting his brother. s. r. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson OF Enosburg are
visiting at William Rogers on East Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cello, who have
been spending sone weeks in Lowell, have
| returned to Troy.
Alfred Brown, who cut his hand badly
while working in Blair & DeLarm's mill,
has gone to Lowell.
VIM. Donsgan, who has been working
come home to remain.
''Rebecca's Triumph" given by the
young ladies of North Troy Friday even
ing, was greeted by full house.
Fred Albee and Miss Laila Brown of
Westfield were married Feb. Goth. and are
stopping at D. c. Allbee's for the present.
Mrs. Leon Wiley of Manchester, n. H.,
is in town, called here by the illness of
her father and grandmother. The latter
has pneumonia.
WESTFIELD.
Miss Ada G. Brown visi ted in Derby last
week.
o. c. Miller and his son Perley visite d
here last week.
Mrs. l.. Z. Annis was out of town last
week on visit.
Miss Susie Scott of Newport visited Miss
Maud Miller recently.
Miss Cornelia Foster, who has returned
from Troy is again at 81. D. Miller's.
Mrs. VIM. Dickson cut one finger badly
last Thursday. DR.. Gray dressed the
wound.
Mrs. Fl. D. Miller, Elbridge HI. Hitch
cock, and A. j. Coburn have been sick
with grip. E. S. Miller is a little better.
Do not fail to hear Miss AIdrich, who is
to read in the town hall on Thursday eve
ming, March 8. Refreshments will be
served.
Z Charles Gilbert who has had charge of 6
lumber job for Nelson, Hall & Co., Of
Montgomery has com pleted his work and
moved back here.
Three OF Nelson Rixford's children are
living in this village with their grand
fat her, Sylvester Morey. The fourth chile
lives with Mrs. Geo. Ducharme.
Geo. Benware went to Barton last Thurs.
day to have his eyes treated by DR.. Nichols
and then went to Derby to be present al
the closing exercises of the academy.
Fred Albee of Troy and Miss Lailt
Brown of this town were married at thu
Cong1 parsonage by Rev. A. B. PEBBLES, OF
Saturday evening, Feb. 20. The happ.
couple will reside in Troy.
The Rev. S. w. Cowell of Newport Cen
ter preached in the M. E. church Sunday
Feb. q, in place Of Rev. Mr.. Morse wh'
was ill. Presiding Elder Sherburn hell
quarterly conference here on Friday even
ing, FEB. 26th.
Pupils of the primary school having NJ
absences during the term are Ethel Bailey
Iva Gilman, Della Green, Harley Green
Lee Miller, Archie Rixford. Those wht
were absent only one day are Mildred Bell
Fred Baird, Emma Green, Roy Green
Harvey Hendrix, Hattie Rixford.
The town clerk reports during the yea
1903 eighteen births, four marriages ant
, / the following deaths: June Is, Georgians
McLane; Aug. 9, VIM. James Mcbride
May s, Sophia Clark; Sept. 10, Nora Virgo
Oct 3, Caroline Marston; Nov. Almed'
Hoyt; Nov. 80, Naomi Barnes. In addition
to the above there were the deaths OF sew
eral infants making the total number O.
deaths eleven.
WESTMORE.
Willard Leland is gaining.
r Frank Orne has hired L. Smith for TIT
coming season.
j. W. Hyde and wife visited at F. 81
Fosters last week.