Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-13

the pupils attended the examination at
Troy.
Albert Tracy's oldest boy was ,operated
on last Friday for appendicitis. zDrs. Err
win OF this place and Bogue of Newport
and a doctor from st. Johnsbury perform
ing the operation.
TROY
Mrs c. 2. Hitchcock is quite i'll.
DR.. Gray is the new school director.
Mrs. Frank Farman has been ill recently.
Horace Abel was in Newport, Thursday.
Mrs. Hutchins was in Lowell, Thursday.
Mrs. Boyden came home from Newport,
i'll.
}. C. Baker of Richford was here Thurs
day.
Mrs. c. c. Smith is visitingi in Sutton,
Pc.
/ Or. Moulton of Newport was in town
Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. Jenne were in Newport
! Friday.
Ray Shaw is working for the Parkhutsts
/ at North Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Mann visited in
johnson, recently.
Miss Nettie E. Tucker has, gone to her
home in Newbury.
There was a prayer meeting at H. A
Bucks, Tuesday evening.
A large company OF friends gave Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Wilson a surprise. visit
Thursday evening.
More than forty took the teachers exam
nation here last week. Mr.. Erwin con-
Quoted the examination.
WESTFIELD.
c. w. Bryant was in Bolton, P. O., las
week.
George Bell has been visiting his broth
err, Walter Bell.
The Cong'I prayer meeting last week was
held at O.. P. Wright's.
Ernest w. Gilpin visited his brother and
sister in Barton, recently.
Communion services were held at the
Cong'I church on Sunday, March 9Th.
Last Thursday evening surprise recep-
ton was given Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac s. Will
son.
Several from here attended the schoo
teachers examination held at Troy las
week.
Miss Helen Farman arrived home las
Saturday from visit to Barton Landing
and Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Farman completed
: fiity-four years of married life on Satur
day, March 18th.
2 Miss Alice Miller, who attended schoo
at Barton Landing during the winter, ia
9 returned to town.
The old buildings on the lot recent
9 purchased by the CongI society are bein
taken down. They were sold at auction.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Farman went t
Island Pond last Friday to attend the tu
neral Of Mrs. Farman's mother, Mrs. Sail
Brown.
The suit between Hiram o. Miller an
Mrs. Betsey c. Stebbins has been settled
Mrs. Steobins, who is an aged lady, is no
quite i'll.
Miss Theo Hendrix very pleasantly er
tertained her pupils at her home on IL
Is evening of Saturday, March 4th. The pl
81 pills presented her with toilet set.
There is considera BILE Illness from seve
b colds and the grip. Several OF the M
I'll hands and several mem bers of the famili
of Will Bryant, Geo. Root, and Mrs. LizZ
er Benware are among the afflicted.
Town meeting passed off quietly. T
only ballots taken were the two requir
ng by law one for road commissioner al
lis the other on the question of license. E
win Clark was elected road commission
ed by an unanimous vote; and on license t
az vote stood, yes, 1; no, 40.
In the higher department Of the villa
vn school, taught by Miss Theo Hendr
All twenty pupils were registered and the Il
lowing nine had no absent marks duri
,m the term, and only two of them had a
he tardy marks: Bertha Powers, Mabel Be
ware, Hnda Dickson, Della Green, N
.oy Goddard, Ethel Hoyt, Eleanor Brow
RS. Morris Lawrence, Carl Miller. Three r
pills have lost only one day: Madge Mart
his Bessie ShiIlito and Harvey Hendrix. T
ner average attendance for the term was is A.
Mabel Beware and Bertha Powers w
to not absent or tardy during the year.
iu- WESTMoRE.
a. Oliver Fountain has moved to Newpc
-, The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed XII