Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-11

den wedding. Three children were
TO them, Don Eugene 81 Brooklyn,
liam Ernest, who died March %, 1900,
Mary Lusena, .gifeoF E. B. Stannard
Lowell. IL sthere was any sickness In
n, "Aunt Khoda,p as she was called,
always sent for, until age and poor
It'll ykept her from going. She had
srea from cancer for three years. She
ted with the Congregational church
En- the Rev. A. A. Smith was pastor and
always ready to help in every good
rk. The funeral was held at her home
bvember Is, Rev. Mr.. Coolidge oficia-
tg, assisted by Rev. ]. H. Wallace. Mrs.
rtis' husband, who is 81 years DID,
rvives her.
MORGAN.
Miss Myrtle Blood is gaining quite
pidly.
Frank LeClair cut his foot badly last
thursday.
Gerald Drown has gone back to Barton,
here he attends school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Church of Aver, Mass,
Fere at L. d. Farr's for Thanksgiving.
The last heard from VIM. Vinton, he
Fas in Norfolk, Va, with his waffle wagon
nd going farther south.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Bartlett have been
isiting in Barton and Mr.. Bartlett was in
stannard and -Morrisville on business.
MORGAN CENTER.
j. A. Gray is still quite i'll.
Joseph Goddard is in town, visiting at
b.. c. Burroughs.
Miss Florence Cargin has been quite sick
for SONS days past.
Mr.. and Mrs S. L. Barney are stopping
at A. s Barney's.
The Ladies' Aid society viii hold their
next meeting with Mrs. l.. D. Blake:
Wednesday, Dec 13
School at the Center resumed work Dec
3. after a vacation OF one week, during
which time Miss Gibson visited her nome
in st. Johnsbury.
The Auxiliary met with Mrs. Meme
'Calkins. Dec. 6, and the following ofhcers
we're reelected for 'O6: President, Mrs y Oslo
4oodseu: vice president, Miss Lila Peary'
secretary, Mrs. Minnie Gilmore; treas
urer. Mrs. Josie Goodseu.
NEWPORT.
TIC. Gale visited in Worcester, Mass
last week.
Mrs. G. NJ. Dearborn is visiting relative
in Corinth.
n. G. Cleveland of Coventry was busi
ness visitor here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Knapp are rejoi'
ing over the birth of a son.
II. E. Folsom and w. H. Ford OF, Lyl
donyilIe were in town Mondays.
There ia a bran new daughter at Il
home of Mr.. and Mrs.s Harry Dickens.
Schools in town close this week and
not commence again until after noioa.
The Missionary Society met last we
with Mrs. Flagg. Refreshments VIZ
served. the gentlemen aIAo being invite
The annual sale and supper OF t
Ladies', Social Union was held In
nsrlors of the Congregational chur
Tuesday evening.
4 The Children's Bazar at the Method
II. church Friday evening was an enloya
;osar and furnished much entertainm'
for the little folks.
Little Marjorie Tinkham, Helen Livil
stone and Herbert Lane OF Eastern Ave.
n hive the measles. There are many OF
cases in the village.
There was an alarm OF fire. for an oV
turned lamp in the Flint tenement
Central st. the first Of the week, but
fire was extinguished without the aid
the hose.
The factory OF B. F. Moore & Co.
found on IRE Tuesday morning and
alarm sent in. The IRE, which was
a partition, was extinguished with pra
cally no damage.
Helen. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. D
ward. died December OF brain fever,
I. wears. she was i'll only week.
t,nersI was held at the home Mon
Rav. G. n. Brown officiating.
The monthly meetingOf the Y. NJ
was held Friday evening, DeCenO0A
The programme was OF story telling
prize being awarded the teller OF the
story. Col. Z. NJ. Mansur was the vii
wESTFELD.
VIII Beuware is in the Ssnitariul
KnowltoD, p. Q.
Miss May Coburn Of n. Troy visite
Rodney Fosters last Saturday.
ND. Gilman and Mrs. Laura Smith
man were married in Maine on Dec. j
The village school, taught by the d
vivian Burke and Alma Jacques, b
today.
G. w. Scarf Of Burlington was in
last Thursday In the interest of the
phone company.
Miss Ethel Kimball is visiting reIi
In Cabot. Mrs. n. A. Bell is yisitiE
Dana Beans In Troy.