Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-07-11

Miss Hattie France of Boston is spend
ng the summer with her cousin, Emma
France.
Misses Vida and Ruth Buchanan had the
|nisfortune to lose their pet driving horse
asst week.
Mrs. Herbert Cowles and two sons have
been spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hill.
Mrs. Parker of Burlington has been
Epending few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
3. w. Parker.
Remember the auction sale OF household
goods at the Henry Somers place tomor-
bow, Tuesday, evening.
Mrs. Charles Hsnnant has been staying
with her mother, Mrs. Ssnborn, who is
very III at her home in Lowell.
Miss Grace Webster went to Burlington
to attend the graduating exercises and re-
burned home with her brother.
Mrs. Lucy Smith came from Fall River,
Mass, last Tuesday to spend few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. F. II. Holdridge and
family.
The boys were faithful in their midnight
watch for the 4th of July and the bells
were made to chime in another Independ-
ence morn.
Miss Helen Somers and Olin Webster
have completed their four years course OF
study at the L. v. NJ. in Burlington and
returned home.
DIR. G. w. Parker attended the State
board Of health meeting in Burlington re-
Gently. and also visited Rev. and Mrs. Z.
p. Treat in Richmond.
Quite q company of our young people
went to Willoughby July 4th, while Bar
ton proved to be the center of attraction
for most of the celebrators.
There will be a social dance at the court
house hall next Friday evening. Ice-cream
and cake viii he served. Proceeds for the
benefit II tie base ball team. Hall bill fifty
cents er couple. All invited.
Jennie Temple, wife Of Frank
Miles, passed away on Sunday
evening, July Srd, after a week of great
suffering. General peritonitis was the
cause OF her death. Mrs. Miles was most
estimable young woman and beloved by
ell who knew her. Besides her husband
she leaves an infant son aged two weeks
and two daughters aged six and eight
years. The funeral was held Tues
day afternoo at the house,
Rev. j. E. Knapp officiating. The afflicted
family have the sincere sympathy OF the
community IN their great bereavement.
MIR. Miles and family wish to extend heart
felt thanks to the singers and all who lso
kindly assisted them during the sickness
and death OF their loved one.
The pupils In the primary school having
no absent marks are Eben Farnsworth,
Emma Lanou, Jennie Lanon, Jessie Lanou,
Mabel Messier, Harlie Page, Helen Priest,
Sarah Priest, Harold Shepherd, Hazel Shep-
herd, Raymond Shepherd and Leonie
Wheeler. Allen Stetson was absent one
half day. Eva Macie, Mary Macie, George
Rouse, Charles Simino and Raymond Wat
son were each absent one day. Those who
received prizes for missing no words in
spelling were Emma Lanou, Jennie Lanou,
Evelyn Kennedy, John Kennedy, Glenn
Fuller, Doris Sears, Maria Gaudette, Clara
Page, Hazel Shepherd and Leonie Wheeler.
The pupils in the intermediate depart
ment who had no absent marks were Percy
Going, Perley Going, Marion Holbrook,
! Vera Lee, Murray Pike and Herbert
Wheeler. Clarence Fisher, Wilfred Mes
sier, Eugene Page and Margaret Simino
were each absent one half day. Iva Allen,
Iyers Clark, Florence Winget, Elmer Wat
son and Matte Watson were each absent
one day. Those who missed no words
during the term were Margaret Simino,
Verna Sears, Vera Lee, Herbert Wheeler,
Maggie Dion, Florence Winget, Marion
Holbrook, Murray Pike and Clarence Fish
er. Murray Pike has missed no words
during the past school year. Number Of
pupils "a, average attendance 2 5-4S.
Raspberries are coming into market
quite plentlfully.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Mrs. w. L. Locke has returned from he
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Nellie Eaton
in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Emma Reynolds, who has been yer,
i'll at her home in Weymouth, Mass, tn
past few weeks, Is recovering
Master Sidney Beauclerk of Concord
Nh. is spending few weeks with hi
grandparents, Mr.and Mrs .W. BeauclerI
LOWELL.
Mrs. Frank Sanborn Is very SICK
L. S. Harding was in Barton recently
Capt. Potter is having his house painted
Carroll Powers was in town over Sunda!
Mrs. Eli Hines had a partial shock La
week.
Miss May Chamberlin was in Eden La
week.
MIR. silsby from Hartford, Conn, is
town.
Miss Alice Skinner is home from IrC
for the summer.
Geo. Crafts Of Fairfax was in town MOI
day OF last week.
N Staunari OF Barton Landing is