Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-01-11

swelteripg in the summer suushiue OF
20 below. No place like Northern
rmont for climate, fresh air and good
Attn.
The annual roll call at be Congl church
urday afternoon, Jan. 2, was a very
asant occasion. The reports given from
Terent departments of church work were
couraging, showing the church in good
ndition financially. Nearly all absent
Bmbers sent a response to their name
hich was OF special interest to those
esent It is I be sincere wish OF all that /
sv. E. p. Treat will continue his work as
stor of the church.
LOWELL.
Mr. Ingalls, OF Enosburg is in town.
MIR. Wallace was in North Troy Friday.
Geo. HsrtwelI injured his foot last week
Mrs. WeIlman was in Hyde Park Thurs
by.
eek.
George Phipps is clerking in Wellmans
tore.
Mr.. Horace Hines who has been quite Ill
better.
BENTON Kinsley called on friends in town
asst week.
n u. stsnnard was in town Friday OF
asst week.
charlie Kennedy was in Enosburg
Thursday.
NJ Anderson of Barton Landing was IN
town Thursday. .,o
Arthur Parker is the night watch at the
Curtis tub shop.
Mr.. Andrew Richardson was IN hSue
Park last week.
C1orence Parker was in Enosburg Thurs
day on business.
Ma George GiIchrist was a guest OF Mrs
H. H. Hill recently.
r.s,ie Newton of U. V. NJ. spent few
DAYS in town recently.
The presiding elder, Rev. Mr.. Sherourhe
spent Sunday in town.
John Smith has moved into the upper
tenement of the brick building.
large number of logs are being ora"i
+o the mills. which means business.
Mrs Isaiah Yaw is suffering from
shocl, and is in a serious condition.
Nv McGof has moved into MRS
Thornton tenement on the west hill.
Clarence Stannard has gone to Florlo
where he has position IN a hotei lot VI
winter. c.,4
There was a sociable at Frank Sargent
Wednesday which was enjoyed by
present. .uo hanef
There will be donation for the oenei
%. NJ Wallace Jan. Is at town hal
All are invited.
The G. A. R. and w. r. c. met at MI
Emily Wellman's Jan. 9. ohcers we
Installed and an oyster supper was serve
A good time was enjoyed by all
MORGAN.
rJor,o- AIbee Of Barton visited his slst
recently.
Now is the time to get the best ice ire
Ed Hutchinson's father is stoppi
with him.
Ereo Trucott is working in the woo
for c. &. Elliott.
NerI Elliott has been very sick but
now recovering.
Nixon Morse of Derby was in town
business, Thursday.
Miss A. E. Knowlton is home from
visit and business trip.
Mrs. Geo. Wilder is quite Ill ana ner
ter is staying with her.
The old friends OF Eloen Oa"J0A
CORY to hear of his sudden death
Lack of running water to buildings
eating TO be a serious matter with ma
Rev. Cone of Derby led the c. E. meet
"Wednesday. Jan. 9Th. We hope he
come again.
One thermometer registered IS deg
belor zero one of the recent cold mC
jnos hut we will not swear to It's accur
There was a small attendance at
singing school on the evening OF jan
Iftbe attendance is not larger this v
they will be discontinued.
MORGAN CENTER.
will EWens is in town.
Many OF our people are on heslck IL
RC Elliott has returned from his
N Massachusetts, with his eyesight 4
improved.
d. w. scribner and Mrs. A. G. g
have organs at their homes, purchas
A. R. Cowles last week.
The oyster supper given by the M
of Seymour Camp Jan. 9Th was SUI
as their suppers always are.
There will be a Z. E. social at the
of Mrs. A. G, Griffin the evening Of
IA. A ten-cent supper consisting of
bread and maple sugar, cake, etc.,
served. All are cordially invited
NEWPORT.
Mrs. o. c. Miller is gaining.
Mr.. Whitefeld Tuck OF Boston
town.
Mr.. G. H. Prouty returned Sat
from business trip in Canada.
NJ 7 r Holt of Boston visite
brother. P. o. Holt, over Sunday.
Col. z. NJ. Mansur has sold his 81
the overall business to his partner
NJ 0ore.
Mrs. Sarah Humphrey, who has