Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-22

e. Garfield is moving his family to
tdwick.
FRS. George Stevens was In st. Johns
" Thursday.
lee Miles aud daughter Leila were in
alden recently.
octave Anair and Ben Demars both lost
ow last week.
Don Barber visited at ]. Grey's in
heelock last week.
hrs. Bertha Graham is spending a few
eks with Mrs. Amelia Amsden.
Mrs. u. B. Wheeler OF Woodbury. was in
place last week calling on friends.
Clara Campbell Collins is the guest OF
Z sister, Mrs. Lena Fay, at Hardwick
rect for a few days.
George Rams SONS remains were brought
Ere from New Hampshire Tuesday. In
rment was in Stannard cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Pope were called FRI
" to Attleboro, Mass, to attend the
bneral Of their sons wife. Mr.. Pope has
Be sympathy of many friends in this
ace.
HOLLAND.
Eugene Percy has sold his farm to NJ. A.
4sckey.
4 Mrs. Frank johnson has been quite sick
ith grip.
Mrs. f. A. Ferrin was Ill for several days
kst week.
Joshua Waterman was quite sick part
b last week.
Harry Wheeler is quite sick with imam
nation of the bowels.
William Judd and daughter OF Morgan
visited at John Judd's last week.
E.E. Hackett went to Manchester, N
r. with another car of potatoes last week.
Miss Grace Curtis and Miss Gladys
stevens OF Island Pond are visiting al
Don Albee's.
Mrs. C. F. Bryant and Miss Grace Bryant
arrived home last week after an EXTENDED
visit among friends in Tilton, n. H. anc
Lowell and Boston, Mass.
CASWELL'S MILLS.
Mrs. Vaughn is very sick.
Eugene Boothmsn has moved TO III
asrm.
Mrs. Myra Gray is visiting at Newpor
Center.
Mrs. George Judd will move into Mrs
Goddard's house.
Mrs. Henry Hull is helping care 1or he
father, who is very ill at this time.
There will be q Sunday-school conven
zion at the Advent church Feb. 10Th. LIE
ner Will be furnished for those comm
from a distance.
RASBURC.
Little Angeline Clough is quite Ill.
Hrs. Herbert Lee remains in very poi
health.
leo Cook is entertaining a friend fro
Groton.
Anna Knapp has been quite ill the pa
two weeks.
Warren Rouse, who has been very
with pneumonis, is recovering.
Fred Nichols of Lyndon has been spen
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charl
Miles.
Charles Miles has recently added to b
dairy some of the famous full olooo he
stein stock.
Rev. F. P. Treat is in Ohio spending
few DAYS with his parents, who are
feeble health.
Rev. B. Fisk of st. Johnsbury GEM
nova on excelIent sermon at the Congreg
tional church Sunday.
The ladies of the Methodist churcn
furnish dinner, town meeting oay' Mar
/. in rooms at the old Irasburg House.
Mrs. Templeton went to Newport SAT-
dsv to visit her brother, DR.. Z. V. BOG
and family and will also visit irienos
Richford.
Mrs. Arthur Gates, who has been sper
ing several weeks with her parents,
and Mrs. j. E. Knapp, intends to ret'
20 her home in Lima, n. Y, SATURDAY
sister Mary expects to accompany her
a few weeks stay.
Leo. G. Cook returned home last Iues'
from his school in Groton. de returns
April for the spring term. Much satlsi
ton was expressed in the way tnaV
drilled the pupils for the prize speak
contest. anu III luS
it. The prizes were 500, $500 ana SZo
gold.
The village schools close next FIJI
with an entertainment in the evening
Court house hall. Admission ten &C
Proceeds to be used to purchase dict
airy and new books for the scnool noi
No pains have been spared 10 MAKE
entertainment complete and GOOD
tendance is hoped for.
There will be public exercises cam
and box party at the G. A K. hall, u
the auspices of J. A. Woodward 70
TUESDAY evening, March s. 1t Is exp
that this will be an entertainment
Will interest all CLASSES and all sge
cordial invitation is extended to all
who are interested in stories OF the
war.
Mrs. Lucy Jameson Scott OF Ne
T,rosanted the