Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-04

NuASO WSuhc9ony mig ~ ana has beI
conscious most of the time sinca j
hope of recovery.
Roscoe, the infant son of Mr.
Henry Dryer, died Friday night Of
gifts after an illness of only twan
hours. The burial was YESTERDAY
Coventry cemetery.
A large company of friends assam,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ,Josenb
last Friday evening it being their 25l
ding anniversary. A bountlful SIM
served, choice gifts presented snd |
casion much enjoyed by all pres Mt
There was very pleasant reun,or
Cowles family at the home Of Mr.
Ralph Ware Thanksgiving dav
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
Cowles, including every member q
family, children and grandchildren
berlng twenty, were present.
The remains OF Nathaniel P SAW
for many years was resident oftbil
were brought from Barton Land
burial by the side of his wife in ~
burg cemetery Wednesday. Mr.
was an upright man, a very kind ne
and leaves many friends. His on1r
Mrs. Hyde. Of Burlington was pre
the funeral.
LOWELL.
Mr. Emery Austin /. very sic,
heart trouble.
d. Eugene Curtis has
Hartford, Conn.,,
Win Laclair has begun his scbooI
Mitchell district.
Freeman Farman was in Newno,
day on business.
S. 3. Parker and son from Co
were ia town Monday.
Misses Wallace and ChamberIin
last week in Newport and Barton I .
Miss Bowen, who cared for Mrs.
during her illness, will care for Mr|
It's who is very feeble.
Mr.. and Mrs. stickney and dad
OF Newport Center spent Thanksyiv]
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Curtis. 4
Clarence Laclair has been sick al
ton with measles; his mother who
for him has returned home.
The telephone men are at work in
fiaishiog setting poles for the Bell
phone. About sixty phones are to b
in town.
Those from out of town who
Thanksgiving at hon1e were, Hsrrie
man from Dartmouth college, Carl
chester from Newport, Miss Wax
from North Troy, Alice Powers and
WeIlman from Johnson.
Mrs. Rhoda Curtis passed away S.
evening after long illness with a c
Mrs. Curtis was born Ia town and b
ways resided here. She leaves an
husband, one son and one daugh
mourn her loss. She was over so
old. Those from out of town wi
tended the funeral were Mr.. and
Harding and All Dana from Barton
and Mrs. Curtis and Dwight Harding
Westfield. Rev. G. II. Coolidge and
j. IL. Wallace conducted the service. !
Curtis was a kind neighbor ane
many friends.
MORGAN.
Norman Amy is visiting his friends
Horace Mathews is suffering with
matism.
Gerald Drown was home from B
over Thanksgiving.
Henry Gee OF Barre is at Frank Lac
and may stay all winter.
There is a scarcity of tenements
some parties would move here if any
meDt copld be rented.
Fred Cargill is to teach the c,
school the winter term and Miss Bear
teach at the Gore.
W. p. Bartlett has a good numb,
orders for surgar ARCHES and Will soon
gin work on them.
Robert Blood goes TO Derby to the,
denny With the other students from
town for the winter term.
MORGAN CENTER. {
Thanksgiving dav was unus uall.y
even for this part of Vermont.
Mr.. and MRS. Glenn Barney from BG
landing, were in town last week.
Lee Elliot and Gerald Gilmore
home last week from school at Der By.
Miss Florence. Hill and Leon Bur no
were un1t@d in marriage by Rev.
Wales. at ehe home 81 Mr.. Mrs4
Thomas, Wednesday evening, Nov.
Congratulations.
The school in the Csrgill district, ta
by Mise Emile Barnard, and ia the "
hilI district by Miss Vim, closed No
Both teachers were fron Massachu,
and gave excellent satisfaction.
Miss Alice Gibson from Sc. JOhnsl
closed q successful term of school Pd
Center, Nov. "a. The names OF p
having no marks this term were: I
and Lila Goodsell, and Oicris GilmPre,
Mr.. and Mrs A. Barney were iF Is
Pond last week Tnursday, to attend
the wedding of tbeir son Monty, to
Carrie Hodsdren OF that place. Tfhe "
people have the best wishes bf Il