Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-15

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new time clock for recording the hour
zach man begirs and finishes his work.
FIJI. Holdridge mail clerk on the New
mort & Ricbford r. p. o. has so far recov-
cred as to be able to resume his labors.
A number of the members Of the order
Of Eastern Star went to Newport Center
morning to attend the funerai Oh
Mrs. l. p. Chase.
The seventh and eighth grades OF the
school celebrated st. Valentines Gay oy
having a social in the sch DOL hall on Friday
evening. A program of music with re-
freshments made delightful evening.
Clifton Smith, the young boy who WORKS
in Bigelow's pharmacy and delivers the
daily pa pers. fell on the sidewalk last Fri
dsy and injured his head. He was uncon-
scious some time and in very bad state
when consciousness returned. Inc oocIoEs
consider 1t a serious accident.
Emma Gotta, young girl from Manson
Vile, who has been working for Mrs. Geo.
Young, the past few months, was taken
seriously ill with typhoid fever on oaIur-
day. Feb. g. She was dangerously Ill from
the very first and with the best OF care she
passed away the following Friday night
She has a younger sister in the village
NEWPORT CENTER.
Elida Kilby is very ill.
John Percy's girl is quite sick.
Melvin Willis is on the sick list.
Mrs. Ed. Mattin had a slight shock re-
Gently.
Leon Peabody has moved into the Court
ney house.
Rev. C. w. Morse and two OF his chill
dren are quite ill.
Mrs. Mary Wright and her youngest
daughter are sick.
Miss Hattie L. Parker is assisting in F..
D. Taylor's store.
C.M. Douglass has moved into the ten
emeut over his shop.
Wilson Buck of East Charleston visited
relatives here last week.
L. Peabody has moved into the tenement
vacated by c. M. Douglass.
r Freeman Buck is visiting his brothers
= Erastus and Edward HI. Buck.
Guv Estelle was at home from Barton
, Landing last week for short Vlsl''
1 George e. Curtis of Lowell was in toW1
last Sunday.
IS Henry Hazard has moved on to tn
n Moulton farm.
Mrs. L. c. Flanders and Mrs. Doroth'
J. Baker are on the sick list.
Or Mrs. Alex Estelle and her sister, Mis-
Eva Kline, are quite sick.
n Mrs. O.. T. Kilby, Mrs. Erastus Buck an
g others are suffering from severe colds.
Mrs. Harry Flanders of Lowell, Mass
l. visited her aunt, Mrs. o. E. Williams LAT
20 week.
Mrs. John n. Hazard has received nc
Id tire of the death of her father in Lowell
le Mass.
Dr.C. L. Erwin was confined to I'll
Is house with sickness part OF last week, o'
is is out again.
to George Varnum of Lowell, Mass, wi
has been visiting relatives in town, has
I'd turned to his home.
v Bert Locke finished working for F.
Tn Taylor last Thursday and has returned
On his home at Barton Landing.
Mrs. Asa Harris IF Barton Landing car
here last Saturday to visit her parents,
and Mrs. Charles Litchfeld.
On Revs. w. c. Newell of Newport and s.
Lewis of Barton Landing were here Is
r. Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
P. Chase.
bo L. Peabody had slight attack OF par
ysis in one of his arms 80 that his brotf
Ieon had to drive the mail team part
the time last week.
-. Ernest Rogers died at West Derby l
a. Saturday, aged "a years. The remains
be brought here for burial and tie serv1
go. will be at the F. B. church, Tuesday,
cry morrow, at II O'clock Rev. B. p. Parl
officiating.
Inc On account of the sickness Of the dep
at the meeting in the interests OF Mod
oys Woodmen which was to have been held
GAR. hall last Saturday evening,
9Th been postponed until Saturday even
we're Feb. 20. District deputy Reed will
VII present.
anu The series OF union revival services
as du cted by Mrs. M. A. Leger closed
INKS evening. The meetings have been well
lers' tended, interesting and profitable. 4
Aate Leger returned day to her home
.ne Lynn, Mass. for brief rest, after WI
lihA she will begin series OF meeting
0"A' North Danville.
Rev. 1. P. Chase is slowly recove
from pneumonia, but Mrs. Chase,
was sick with the same disease, died
reex Thursday, aged 81 years. Fnnerai SER
were held 10 the M. e. church Saturds
1oa,m The services wre In chargt
Rev. Joseph Hamilton of Danville. F
spent raj address by Rev. F. W. Lewis OF Bra
boro The body was taken to lrasbur
lonia burial. Rev. Mr.. Chase has the symp
by. of the entire community.
Leap TROY.