Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-27
WESTFRLp.
CO stetson is very i'll.

Mrs. Horace Stetson is very Ill.
Mr. Emerson of the East Hill is sick.
VIM. sabin of the North Hill is very sick.
Mrs. Carter Fowler is very i'll with pneu-
monia.
Can't. A. w. Farman was in Newport
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Boynton are to board
at Warren Farman's.
The school directors have appointed
Harold Farman superintendent.
BIB. Gilbert, who has bought a livery
stable in Barton, has moved his family to
that town.
Mrs. Rose O'Strout has purchased Paul
Ducharme's farm, consideration, sixteen
hundred dollars.
George Benware has been appointed
agent for the Prudential Life Insurance
Co. of Newark, n. j.
Israel Sylvester has purchased the farm
adjoining his own of Frank Sanborn of
Lowell. consideration, eight hundred
dollars.
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| Hitchcock is sick with the grip. e. II.
Hitchcock is recovering from the grip. L.
| d. Johnson is off duty.
Miss Sophie Revoir OF Newport visited
Miss Flora Goddard last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. BENZ. Vigneault OF Newport visited
at Joseph Goddard's recently.
At the meeting of the trustees of the
gramm mar school George Miller was chosen
moderator; E. II. Hitchcock, clerk; 81. w.
Burnham, E. H. Hitchcock, w. B. Gilpin,
committee.
Miss Eva Gilpin returned from the North
Troy school last week. She is to teach the
Iapierre school on West Hill, beginning
March 27. She will board at Joseph Sher-
berL's. Madge Martin is to teach the
Watkins school, boarding at Elmer
Edmunds'. Mark Warner teaches the
Wakefield school, boarding at home
Rosie Gilbert teaches the North Hill
school. boarding at home. Iva johnson II
70 teach a school on the Newport road.
WESTMoRE.
Toe HYDE was in Newport last week.
Chas. Tatro is working for o. Converse
, Mrs. Converse, who is very Ill, is though
to be improving.
Mr.. Marsten of Barton has moved on t
Rufus AverilIs farm.
3 Joe Daniels and Abner Buskey are hom
from Shelburn, N. H., where they nav
!, | been Ium bering.
Mrs. Naomi Richardson, whose note
burned last fall, expects to rebuild. In
bouse will front to the lake and De OF
o modern style.
|. Following is a letter from Mrs. K. AVeri
" that n,okes ms think of our warm weathe
,. yet to come. :, 200.
BERKELEY, VA, Nov. II, lSo4'
"a Editor Monitor.
Please send the MONITOR to US until &c
first of May. We left Westmore the zo'
Il o. October, for Boston, where we TOOK
steamer for Norfolk. We had lover
Weather the whole trip with the exceptlo
y of about two hours Thursday noon, VINE
:. nearly all on board were sick, but ate
that il was smoother sailing and we
n went out on deck. We met soLne 'ei
e, pleasant people on the boat, ana spent
very pleasant and social tlme' arriving
in Norfolk the 18th We are very pleasant
,e situated and the weather is perfectly q
IightfuI We are having doors anu w"
in dows open, and chrysanthemnms anu ro'
=, are all out in full bloom. Little neg
- bows are running around barefooted' al
everything is gay. Both Mr.. Averhl al
myself are enjoying the warm sum
nj weather, and we both are delighted t1
," Mr.. Roosevelt is re- elected and nope
he next four years will be prosperous on
Honing YOU are not all frozen up,
am sincerely yours,
MRS. R. AvERILI
Our address is Berkely, Va, BOX 800