Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-06
RASBURC.
George Macia continues to gain

RASBURC.
George Macia continues to gain
Mrs. Matte Woodward remains ro--
Mr.. L. P. Church has been onIto an
past week.
Dinner will be served in the Cong va
to- morrow.
Mark Drew has been visiting friend
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Slack have retnr
from Burlington.
Miss Bertha Bailey is home from,
lington for short vacation.
Bernie Hill has gone to Barton Land
to work for Skinner & French.
Arthur Clough has been serious,x
with pneumonia the past week.
Mrs. M. g. Jameson is entertoin;n
little grandson, Harold Baker of Glove
Several from town went to Barton
Friday to take the teachers exsminot
Edward Knapp and sister Mary at ten
the lecture at B9rton last Tuesday even
Mr.. Charles Fisher has returned h
from Montgomery, where he has
teaming.
Rev. R. J. Christie of Craftsburv
preach in the Methodist church
Sunday.
George Macia's mother and sister d
johnson have been spending a few
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Brewster have
to live with MIR. and Mrs. W, l.. Locke
assist in the farm work,
John Wiley has moved into Mr. ~
house and j. c. Carpenter has moved
the rooms vacated by Mr.. Wiley.
Mrs. Jennie Phillips has returned h
from Sweetsburg, leaving her mot
Mrs. Cotton, much improved in health
Miss Belle Somers went last WednesE
to Massachusetts, to visi e>iends and
also visit friends in Rhode Island.
Miss Gertrude Nichols is home
Barton Landing to care for her pare
who have been very i'll the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward, who have
spending the winter with their daupH
MIS- Bates, in Glover, have returned nc
Mr.. VIM. Parker has returned from
Victoria Hospital, Montreal, much
proved. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker have md
to West Albany.
Miss Myrtle Slack, who has been In
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington.
past two weeks, is improving and hone
return home soon.
Little Wayne Cowles, who has \
spending three weeks with his oral
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Hill. has
turned to his home in Barton Landing.
Mr.. F. A. Buchanan is closing out
ory goods department in his store an
hitting apartments ready to open a h
soon. He will continue to keep in st
groceries and hardware.
Inere was union service at the Cd
church Yesterday. Rev. J. Poeton gay
very interesting sermon upon the Cd
revival work that is going on in WI
and throughout the country.
The roll call at the Congregatio|
church last Saturday afternoon was
occasion of much interest. At the cloI
very interesting and entertaining pal
was read by the pastor, Rev. j. Poeton.
JAY.
Mr.. Beffre's child, who fell about Is II
broising himself badly, is gaining.
s. L. Day, who has been confined to
house, is again out on the street.
j. E. Chase has returned home fri
Barton, leaving his daughter improving
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Ariel wererece|
ly in town visiting their parents 1
friends.
J. S Buzzell was not in town to pred
his 'arewelI sermon. Good wishes of
people go with him.
Ed. Percy has moved from North II
into the Nelson Dodge tenement, and 4
erett Hadlock into the Ross tenant ho1
A fire was disco Vered in the back part
the unoccupied store of the Banister esta
recently. Mr.. Beffre, who rents the t
ement over the store, heard a crackli
noise and on investigating found the ST
on fire. The fire had been built in
and put near the oil tank; he also fou
the front door was not locked. Some
If they would, could explain all.
LOWELL.
Miss Clara Burgess has returned fr
Bakersfield.
RevI. P. Chase of Barton was a rec
caller In town.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. C..
Parker, Feb. 26.
Rev. WILDER Newton is in town, as ga
of his uncle, H. H. Newton.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society I
last Wednesday with Rev. ]. 81. Walls
aad enjoyed the visit.
The Lowell Basket ball team defea
WestfeId, by score of q to 10, Thursc
evening Match 2, in a game played
Aiken,a Hall in Troy