Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-04-03

AaLSS 10 ACbAC0s
he W. c. T. U. will be entertained at
home of Mrs. j. q. Cook Wednesday
brnoon at half past two o'clock. New
ar Will be served. The meeting will be
barge of Mrs. Poeton. A full attend
eis desired.
LOWELL.
N. w. Ward has returned from Burling-
n. A. Blake has rented his farm for one
Irs. A. P. Sweet has returned from her
1t in Eden.
Dir. and Mrs. Archie Weed have son,
IN March 21st.
Ir. and Mrs. Fullington of Johnson
re in town Friday.
b. d. Stannard OF Barton Landing is in
Vn for few days.
Miss Pearl Billiard of Troy was the guest
Mrs. II. II. Newton last week.
Mr.. Leslie of Lyndon visited at Mr.. and
s. Frank Barney's recently.
Mss Louise sullivan, is visiting in West
ID at Mrs. Nelson Seymou1's.
There was no service at the Congrega-
nal church last Sunday on account OF
d roads.
Mrs. AdeIbert Austin is in Westfield for
Iew weeks visit with parents, MI: ana
RS. Henry Curtis.
Mr.. Will Percy of Troy has rented the
rank Sanborn farm of A. A. Macomoer
ID taken possession.
At town meeting March 7th, the town
ted to have public library and appro-
hated S25 year to the support OF 1t. Inc
brary trustees care q. E. Curtis, L. Ste
henson and t. j. BAHAMA.
The following teachers have been en-
hped for the spring term of school; vii
ge. Miss Helen Stephenson and Mis-
lice Gilbert of Westfield; North Dist
riss Anna Gilbert of Westield; Soutl
ist., Miss Alice Laclair; Stebbins Dist
Hiss Clara Burgess; Cello Dist, Miss Flor
Snce Sherbert of Westfield; Laclair Dist
Iiss n. Grace Coolidge; Mitchell Dist
Hiss Angie Kelly.
Mrs. Jane (Hines) Smith, wife OF Jof
NTH. died Sunday morning. Mrs. Smit
as been great sufferer for years. 81
raves an aged father, two daughters and
ushand to mourn her loss, besides wv
,rotbers anu two sisters. She was Kin
beighbor, loving wife and mother. d.
riends have the sympathy OF the emil
community In their bereavement. II
uneral was held at the home Tuesoay,he
J. H. Coolidge off cisting.
Mrs. Susan Brock Fowler, wife OF Cart
n Fowler of Westfield, died on the ear
morning of March 18th, after only o
vaak Of serious illness. She leaves D
husband. three sons, a step daughter a.
Dor aged father to mourn her loss. Nj
Fowler had been a dear sister, very
voted wife and mother, kind nelgnl
md an exemplary Christian; WORT
,,ember of the Congregational church
This town, although living In ives ns
she seemed forewarned that her depart'
was at hand some days before the
came. and spoke trustingly and with CO
6dence of willingness on her part, yet !"
regret at leaving her family. During
last DAYS she constantly seemed to De Il
inc nhysically and after night OF sun
inc hat vet OF readiness, on the ca
,,orning of March % with her dear o
obont her. the gentle, loving spirit depar
-, h.o nth her Lord. The funeral ser'
,ros held at the home on Monday; her
80 Rev. II. Coolidge, spoke touchin
:, ,na dead and with comfort for the
inc usine as his text the passage that D
FOWLER had seemed to hear when
s,r;cken down, "The Master is come
caIleth for thee" John 11:2S. The ou
was at Lowell beside an infant son.
MORGAN.
frank Carr has finished work in the
shop.
Rad roads have delayed the mails du
the past week.
Alton Hin has hired out to L. ID.
for the season.
Geo. Cobb has had telephone put
his house, making every house with
phone on the Derby road.
The school directors met at the t