Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-02


ga p which commences in this issue q
MONITOR.
hry Carter OF st. Johnsbury has |
ID his cottage and Charlie Livingstone,
box. came last Wednes day to remain
e the summer.
BIZ. Bliss Perry and wife from New
were in town few days last week
while here purchased q lot on which
intend to erect cottage this spring.
e seven months old daughter OF Mr..
Mrs. J. A. Picket died last week Sun
after an illness of only few days.
funeral WAS from the house on Tuesday
Ross and Barton conducting the
ces. The remains were taken to DAN
for interment.
GREENSBORO BEND.
ala Carr is better.
ev. n. A. Ross Is able to be out again.
rs. Chaslina Piper is gaining slowly.
ton Piper sprained his ankle recently.
Earner Graham was home over Sunday. |
RS. Rodney Chaplin has moved to Bar
Landing.
H. Pope was in st. Johnsbury Satur-
on business.
soa was born to Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK
rest last week.
sfr. and Mrs. Vallancourt are visiting
Bir son, Barney.
Pliny Cowles from st. Johnsbury visited
A. Ross, Friday.
Mrs. Georgiana Garfield of Hardwick Wis
d her mother recently.
Mrs. Emery Duval and daughter Agnes,
emit Thursday in Hardwick.
Bertha, Rose and Fred Duval were home
er Sunday, from Hardwick.
Will Graham is moving his goods into
rs. Bradley's house for storage.
Mrs. Malinda Hood is visiting her daugh-
r, Mrs. Ruth Johnson in Hardwick.
carrie Weed from Morrisville has been
sitting friends in Stannard and Green's
bro.
Rob Shurtleff and wife were in Walden
st week to attend the funeral of Mr.. Gill
hrist.
Mrs. Albert Batten and daughter Nora
ere in this place Tuesday, calling on
riends.
The remains of Mrs. Susie Youngman,
brmerly of Stannard, were brought here
rom johnson, Saturday.
School began Apr. 25th with Miss Ogle-
bJad OF Burlington for teacher. She IL
boarding with Mrs. Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ransom hsv'
moved into the Parker tenement to do th
york for Jason Hutchins and children.
To YOU have never read Booth Tark1ng
on's nopular story "The Gentleman From
Indiana" do not fail to do so now. Tn
opening chapter will be found in this issue
HOLLAND.
Mrs. Joshua Waterman is very niue
worse.
Wubur Wall was at Barton last Tuesda
on business.
Grace Bryant, Omer Hall and Lillian al
i'll with the measles.
Master Alfred Smith, who has been su
feripg with a series OF assesses Tor u
mast two months, is better.
Miss Eta Litchfield of Coventry, WI
has been spending a few weeks at LIE
Kelley's. has returned to her home.
Have you read that interesting sto1
GsThe Gentleman From Indiana? L
opening chapters appear in this issue
the MONITOR and we trust that the read'
will follow it as closely and find it as int
-esting as the story just closed.
CASWELL'S MILLS.
The mill was closed most OF last w
for repairs.
Mrs. James Osgood is keeping, house
Mr.. MeLehaney.
The Kings Daughters met with MIS-
b. MouIton last Thursday r.
Mrs. Myra Gray is keeping house for
LeBaron while Mrs. LeBaron is with
daughter. -
We are glad TO know Ray AmsS is g
ing and shall be pleased TO see hin
home soon.
Our school commenced last MOI
with Frank Laid as teacher. FRANK
GOOD lad and we wish him success In
his first term of school.
R-ASBURG.
Mrs Clara Davis remains very i'll.
FL. Grant lost valuable horse recer
Mr.. and Mrs. Quimby moved to Lyn
last week.
Mr.. E. b. Pike has been ill with the
the past week.
Mrs. c. w. Wheeler is recovering
her recent illness.
Mp. Sawyer of West Derby mace
stop In town last week.
Mrs. Allen Shedd will care Tor the
Jerome baby for the present
Little Emily, youngest daughter OF
and Mrs. F. NJ. Sears, is quite Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Pike and Miss
are recovering from quite severe a
of grip. ~
Next Sunday being Rev. Z. +. II
last Sunday here, the Metnoolsts
unite in the service at the Gong en-
The thank offering service al the I
church was well attended and an lnt
ing program carried out assisted Q
children.
The W. c. T. L. will meet Win
Templeton Wednesday at 2:SO p. m
is the annual meeting and full atten
is desired.