Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-27

supper will be served, to which .
cordially invited. Proceeds for tho
of the pastor, Rev. n. A. Ross.
WEST GLOVER.
Mrs. John Smith is in poor health.
Arthur Dewing is working at
Gilmour's.
Geo. Dow was in Craftsbury d
last week.
q. L. Young was in Newport one
last week.
Eva Dewing is working for Mrs
Humphrey.
Evelyn Dewing is working for
Judson Stevens.
Harvey Lampman from Csnado
Judson Stevens.
Roy Styles has been visiting at St ri
bury Center recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. BorIand are at
Borland's for few weeks.
Mrs. Lyman Phillips has been .,
sick list for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Bean have beppn
seasons work for N. Z. Stevens.
Mrs. Bean of West Charleston hoe
to stay with her son, Herman Prescott
A. S. Clark is home from Nevnor
will run N. T. Lyman's new evapo
during the sugar season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Drumming
moved to Barton and will 90 To h
keeping in Mr.. French's tenement.
Mrs. Harriet Borland of Barton has
spending the past two weeks with
tlVes and will return home this week,
RASBURG.
The farmers reported a good run q
last week.
Mr.. s. w. Beauclerk went to Con
N. FL last Saturday.
Miss Helen Somers has returnod
Massachusetts where she has been ts
normal course of study. Her sisterI
also returned with her.
The Ladies' Aid Society were
PLEASANTLY entertained at the CoppI
tlonal parsonage last Wednesday after
ana me supper was served.
New sugar will be served at the Con
gat1onal vestry Wednesday evening. M
~. Everybody is invited to epiov
least and in so doing help the church.
The rural free delivery men have +,
TO make their full trips some day
account OF the bad condition of the r,
The stage went on wheels to Barton +,
Ing Friday for the first time this sprin
Homer Seavey has purchased of
BURROWS the Geo. Hill place. Mr..
rows Will return to Bloomington.
toWnspeople had hoped that Mr.. and
burrows would make their residence ;
Helen Simpson, eldest daughter of
and Mrs. Hiram Badger, died Wednes
march 22, of peritonitis, aged about Sc
teen years. The funeral was after
Thursday afternoon, Rev. J. Po
officiating.
ABOUT forty friends and nefghbors {
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde CowIes a receptio
welcome last Friday evening. They '
presented with combination book
and desk. The gathering was az
pleasant social event.
Inc frst primary school taught by z
NJ. Skinner, closed a twelve weeks t,
March IL. The pupils having no ma
during the term are Emma Lanow. Je
Lanow, Sarah Priest, Helen Priest, We
crawford and David Webster. Har
Sears and George Rouse were each abs
one half day. Emma Lanow and Je
LonoW have had no marks for the v,
Sarah and Helen Priest have been TWEEN
nine weeks without mark. David w
ster, four years OF age, has attended sch
twenty weeks with an absence of but
days, on account of sickness.
LOWELL.
Geo. Curtis was In Barton last Mond
Mrs. Lothrop has returned to Hardwi
L. R. Sinclair was in WestfieId last F
day.
Will Pudvah has gone to Montreal
treatment.
Mr.. Stevens of Cambridge was in to-
Saturday.
V. M. Parker and Milo Hines are no
from Newport.
Frank Sisco has rented FL. D. Stannar
house for one year.
Shirley Hutchins of Troy was in towr
few days last week.
Mrs. Geo. ChamberlIn, who has been
with neuralgia, is better.
DR.. Tittemore spent few days in We
field and Newport recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Cello recently visit
at Dwight Harding's in WestfeId.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Watson will bee
soon IN Mrs. Works ter
ment.
Mrs. D. B. Curtis is very poorly.-M
John Smith is not improving as rapidly
could be wished.
MORGAN CENTER.
MRS. William Grove is ill.
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