Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-04
Mrs. Ora Burroughs has been i'll for

| Mrs. James Stearn Is very low with
Bright's disease.
Geo. Moulton has gone to Derby to work
for Irving WEIGH.
George Allen has been doing tin work
for w. P. Bartlett. r.
s. c. Wilcox is gaining slowly from his
attack of the grip.
Cora Hill has finished work at CaswelPs
Mill and is at home.
Mrs. Dow who has been sick at FREQ
Trucott's is much better.
]. A. Bradford was at Newport few
days last week on business.
Ernest Cox went Wednesday to BOOK
Ign, N. Y, where he has work.
Nora Courser has finished work at A. d.
Gray's and will work for VIM. Sykes.
Miss Eta Litchfield of Coventry Is
spending a few weeks at Levi kelleys.
Chas. Cole has purchased the Augustus
Jacobs farm in the east part oil Holland.
G. 81. Gray is in Newport doing the
mason worL on E. Morril's new residence.
Mrs. Addie Goddard has gone to st.
Johnsbury to spend few week win
friends.
]. R. Noyes who has been here on bufl-
ness for about two weeks has gone to bis
home in Barnston.
Mrs. Harvey is suffering with very
i. malignant cancer. she is being cared iCf
at the home of Mr.. Straton.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gray ruth Cargill) married March 5oth.
+ Glad they are to remain in town.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Florence Hill is to work at Geo. Browns
In Charleston.
We are glad to hear that Miss Kate Fer
rim will teach at the Corner again this
? spring.
Ernest Cox, who intends going to New
York soon was given surprise party las'
y Friday evening. pleasant time was en-
joyed.
B.J, Williams found one of his fine HoI
stems dead one morning last week.
There will be social at Woodman's hal
: Tuesday eve, April 9th. Ali are cordial.
= invited.
Burnie Cargill's little boy is better.
Ella CargilI has been quite ill for som
:, time.-The youngest child OF Elmer Batch
90 elder is very sick again.-Mrs. Myron Luz
10 vey, who has been sick for some time,
better.-Miss G. Barnes from Island Pom
- has been stopping for some days with he
- aunt, Mrs. E. c. Burroughs. Crow
~ has bought the farm owned by his brothe
- Clarence, and will take possession abor
ev May LIST. -
lst Julia Thayer is Ill.
r. Mr.. w. W. Scott is failing in health.
IL. n. s. Root has returned from his trip
10 Jamaica.
re. M. c. Grandy Of Burlington has been
town during the week.
H. Ivah Gale is home from White Riv'
IL junction for vacation
ne Rachel Rowland, who is stopping wit
her sister, Mrs. 8. Slice, is quite I'LL.
81. John Crawford has purchased MI
'S1 Elsworth's house in Batesville for 5000.
u DIR. G. H. Newland and daught
as Marion, also Miss Ethel Cutler, are vjsi
ing in Hatley, P. Q.
Judge Alfred attended a hearing
:, Brattleboro last week, held before JUDI
- Wheeler of the U. s. circuit court.
:, George Phelps and Chas. r. Kimball
:. Washington state arrived Friday, callil
upon an old schoolmate, F. P. Gates.
w. N. Kline made some maple sug
during the week. Hot saccharine su
, stance is yet very rare in the local mark
Malta Commandery worked the thu
.ou degrees upon three candidates Frid
night, followed by one of Lamber
,rv famous banquets.
Miss Annie Warner, teacher in t
INV primary department of the village scho
was in Montreal last week, guest of M
ick E. D. Collins.
DIR. Whitaker has received the analy
of both the Derby Pond and Raymo
water systems, and the report is favorab
Now drink the water without fear
trembling.
The Wallace Kendall store across
railroad track is being transformed into
~ Office for the G. P. railroad. The office
been in the Memphremagog House
ew- many years.
Miss Grace Loraway, employed in
~ Arlington, was taken to her home in II
last week, sick with typhoid fever.
T.. others who have the fever are Lee Tink b
and Homer Owen.
h;re &c. McAIister of Boston, New Engla
secretary of the Brotherhood OF
ton Andrew, was guest of Rev. A. A. Mul
of the Episcopal church last week.
,ine looked up the members OF the Chap
that was formerly connected with
Cal Marks, and it is hoped that the organi
ton will be revived here.
zach Heard the latest? Well, you can't tol
10 him with forty-foot pole-better
q to even if you could-'cause he's the I
oon taller. In other words, High Sheriff L.
7orl, Miles has bought farm at Lake Park
,ess must needs go and see to it; hence hail
18th new taller pro tenn, Mr.. Archibald We
est. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells will live at
sheriff's house and he will have charg
for the Jail for the present.
fol- The passing away of Samuel W
q 70 Parker removes one of VIEWPOINTS oil
and most respected citizens. He was