Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-03-07

dren. Mr.. Somers purchased home
and resided here until his death eight
r. ago.
LOWELL.
r. Charles Tillotson Is quite sick.
J. Powers was in Derby last week.
ISIS Minnie Cello is visiting in town.
liner Warner Is home for a few days.
erie wellman has returned to college.
lr. Kicker is a little better at this writ
fr. Porter was in Barton Landing satur-
.eRoy Kinsley was In Troy last Thurs
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Arthur stannard was In Barton Landing
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. B. Cello have returned
Barton.
Miss Maud Harding spent few days at
me last week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
swton Feb. IS.
Miss SybiI Warren was home from
)hnson over Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
rchie Smith last week.
Albert Post and Eugene Pike of Irasburg
ere In town Saturday.
Mrs. Blanche Holloway will act as organ
at the Congl church.
Mrs. Henry Parkhurst is home for few
avs visiting her parents.
Miss Alice Skinner visited In Troy at
irs. Chas. Hutchins Thursday.
Charles Wedge broke one of his ribs last
geek by falling on a sled stake.
Mabel and Ted Farman are home from
Derby academy for ten days vacation.
Frank Paronto has received an increase
bf two dollars per month on his pension.
Mics Theda Wellman has returned from
New Hampshire where she has been visit
ng.
Miss Angie Kelley entertained the young
folks Saturday evening, it being her birth
day.
Mr.. e. 8. Coolidge, who has been work.
ing in johnson during the past winter, has
dnis he'd there and returned home.
News has been received here of the death
Of B. j. Austin in Fredonia, n. Y, OF pneu-
nonia. Mrs. Austin has the sympathy oil
many friends in town as she is almost
entirely helpless.
MORGAN.
Ina Stevens is visiting her friend, Jennie
Blood.
Henry Gee is working for Frank Allen in
the milt.
Rev. Geo. Nye has been on the sick lis
for few days.
Lila johnson expects to go to Burling
ton next week.
Jennie Blood will attend Derby academ.
the spring term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Holmes were at F.
Holmes over Sunday.
Maurice Burbank will work for A. M
Gray for the season.
Alice CaIkins has been at Derby helping
care for Mrs. Rob oins.
Francis Hill has moved from Holland tt
the Fred Allen house.
Town meeting passed pleasantly Will
most Of the old officers elected.
WE. Blood has laken a job to C ut
large amount of wood in Charleston.
The dinner at the vestry by the ladies OF
town meeting day was success every way
hon HOLLAND
last Thursday very sick, but is now iittl
better.
Help for sugaring is being paid as hig
as S2s month and board. Some are ask
zng even more.
Frank Aliens mill caught fire last Mon
day but it was extinguished before muc
damage was done.
Frank LeClair has been quite sick 10
several days and it is reported that other
in his family are sick.
Mr.. E. H. Peavey has suffered a goo
deal for the past few days and does nc
gain as his friends had hoped.
The storm of Sunday, the 2Sth, blocke
the roads badly throughout the toW1
about the worst Of the season.
MORGAN CENTER.
A. 8. Barney's family is improving
NJ. Burbank and family are in town.
Ralph Ellis has gone to West Chariesto
TO work.
The sick ones in Mr.. Batchelder
family are improving.
Mrs. D A. Elliott and Mrs. c. l.. Blu
roughs are on the sick list.
NEWPORT.
Lee Drew's little girl is very sick.
Pearl Rollins is very ill with pleur
pneumonia.
CT. Ranney & Co. are enjoying seas'
of inventory taking.
Mrs. R. w. Spear visited relatives
West Burke last week.
Dorothy and Virda Spear are under /