Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-30
HOLLAND.


port list week.
William Carter of East Charleston is
at his fathers.
Henry Hull has had Peoples telephone
placed In his house.
4 nine pound boy came to Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Cole, Jan. 10th.
Mrs. William Yates has gone to New
Hampshire on business.
Row Ames has gone to st. Johnsbury to
work for the Fairbanks Co.
Ell. Gray has gone to Boston hospital
for an operation for appendicitis.
Kelley & Moulton's mill was shut down
last Friday and Saturday, as one OF their
men was on the sick list. Work will be
resumed again to-day If nothing prevents.
L. W. Hall is scaling logs for Caswell &
Davis, at the Kelley & Moulton mill. They
draw from eight to ten hundred logs
day. Hall Is a hustler and the logs have
to move when his men get at them.
CASWELL'S MILLS.
Mrs. Elmer Smith is on the sick list.
James Films mother is quite sick.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wheeler Jan. Is.
Ray Ames is here from st. Johnsbury.
He will take his wife and little son back
with him.
VIM. Parker's mother, who has kept
house for him since his wife died, Is in
very poor health.
Ernest Gray has gone to an hospital at
Montreal for an operation for injuries
received from fall.
The following are the averages taken by
the pupils of the higher room of the Cas-
we'll school, during last weeks examlna-
nations: eighth grade, Katherine Maxwell
100: seventh grade, Gladys Hull, Maude
Forbes. David Smith, Earl Applebee, each
%: sixth grade, Ollie Applebee, Mabel
Waterman, Earl Lane, Alton Hull and
George Smith, each 50; grade five, Bernice
Wheeler. Hazel Hull, Roy Davis, Carl
Prince. Wilmer Worth, Frank Parker and
George Ross, each SO. Those having no alb
sent marks were: Roy Davis, Hazel Hull,
George Smith, Mabel Waterman, Earl
Lane and Frank Parker. Ollie Applebee
Maude Forbes and Alton Hull were each
absent one half day.
RASBURC.
Rev. j. E. Knapp has been i'll the past
two weeks.
FL. Grant expects to move into his new
house this winter.
Rev. P. Chase preached in the Metho-
dist church yesterday.
CLYDE Cowles of st. Johnsbury is at j. Z.
Carpenters for few days.
Mr.. j. A. Fitchett of Boston is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Fred Clough.
There will be union service in the
Methodist church next Sunday.
/ Della Huntington is working for Mrs
c. w. Fisher, who remains very Ill.
Charles Fisher went to Montgomery last
week to work for the Hutchins Mill Co.
The w. c. T. u, will meet with Mrs
Poeton Wednesday afternoon, at 2:S(
o'clock.
R.H. Holmes of Shoreham is in town
visiting at ]. q. Z. Carpenters, also at Dol
| and Carl Carpenter's.
NC T. Woodman returned home iron
: Eden last week, where he has been WORK
4 ing for the Mill Company.
J.H Ransom is making his home at
Il W. Fishers and doing the work Will
a Mr.. Fisher is In Montgomery working TO
: Hutchins Co.
William Parker, who has been Ill
Ia long time, was taken to the Victoria Hos
al pital at Montreal to-day. DR.. P. 9. Tenn
It pleton accompanied him.
s. The entertainment given by the sunda
School in the Congregational vestry las
in Friday evening was very pleasant affa1l
ia Coffee and sandwiches were served.
re Miss Avery and Miss Bryant spent Las
IL week with Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillip
and made a few calls on friends. The
It. took charge OF the Epworth League meet
ed ing Tuesday evening and this week con
AS mence series of meetings In johnson.
tie The 1. O. G. T. will give an entertain
o. ment and box party next Wednesot
cal evening, Feb. 1, at court house hall.
al, cordial invitation is extended to the pu
of lie, Entertainment will be free for all
rs every lady is requested to bring box WI
Ire lunch for two, boxes to be sold at auctlo
IRE Come out and have pleasant evening al
p" help the temperance cause.
ID Angie, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cloug
In- died last Thursday morning, Jan. 70, ag
nls s years. She had been i'll several mont
OF with lung trouble, when recent seve
u attack of influenza caused rapid tern
Tor nation of acute pulmonary tubercolos
She was lovely child, the light and Joy
the home. The family have the since
sympathy OF many friends in their orea'
:, ment. The funeral was held at the hot
Saturday afternoon, Rev. w. @. Johns
officiating. The flowers were choice
the beautiful, gifts from sympathizing frien
JAY.
The oyster supper has been postpon