Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-01
RASBURS.

ANFAlnONNSs
lareuce Fisher is III with measles.
RS Adeline Grant is much better.
Irs. Hosmer has returned from Hyde
IL. {
Ire. Eliza Chapman is staying with
|nds in South Barton.
eorpe Lee OF Burlington is spending
holidays with friends in town
Iirs. Minnie Gates returned to her home
baltimore, Nd, last Wednesday.
go Cook has been quite i'll since his re-
n home for the Christmas vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Fuller returned from
biz visit in Holyoke, Mass, last Thurs
! Hiss Susan Cunni ng ham Of Lyndon is
knding few deys with her frlend Miss
BY Wheeler.
after spending a few days in Montreal,
r. and Mrs. Gaynor have returned to
cir home in Boston.
Mrs. Grace Scribner and son Cecil OF
owe are visiting Mrs. Scribner's parents,
r. and Mrs. e. A. Pike.
|The mill hands were each presented a
rkey for Christmas from Mr.. Moulton OF
Ne Chandler mill company.
Cortis Woodward has sold his farm and
ith his father and mother has moved into
Ioms in Mrs. Fishers house.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Shepard have gone
Berlin, n. Y, to spend few weeks
ith Mr.. Shepard's daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Carpenter and two
hildren, Mrs. Henry Goss and children
nd the children in Fred Coughs iamil,
e recovering from hard siege with tn
easles.
Mrs. Mary Charles, who has been spend
no the past two months with her father
ID. Holman, and sister, Mrs. Quinn by, re
I1rns to her home in Farmers Station, \
:, this week.
HALEY T. Waller, who has been Secretar
(, or the intercollegiate Y. M. z. A.
baltimore, Nd, the past three years hf
'ent in his resignation to accept a similf
POSITION in Cambridge, Mass.
The concert exercises at the Cong
Iburch Sunday evening, Dec. "a, were I'll
nd the singing especially good. The e.
srcises in the court mouse hall in charge
he Methodist church Monday evenir
we're also excellent and the trees well loa'
ed with gifts.
Mr.. Homer Seavey, who is superinten'
Int OF the Irasburg branch of the Chandl
mill company, received from his help
Hne gold watch, also nice chain for
christmas gift. The affair was a genui
aururise to Mr. Sesvey, who was not sic
10 appreciate the Remembrance.
Rev. Josiah Poeton preached very e
.cal,ent. helpful and encouraging serm
In the Cong1 church yesterday mornir
Dec 31st. giving a synopsis OF the worl'
work during the year 1905, with pro-
isin0 outlook for the future. Though
especially chosen for the closing year.
We wish to express our thanks and a
Dreeiatiou TO our friends and neighb'
tTho 80 kindly assisted US by their b
sorroyS. in the death of our usband, fat
and brother, also for the beautiful flo
offerings.
MRS MARTHA r. KNAPP,
Miss MARY j. KNAPP,
Mr. EDWARD n. KNAPP,
Mr. AND MRS. A. NJ. GATES
Miss ANNA b. KNAPP.
MRS MINNIE Ii. HOWARD.
Resolutions Of the I. o. q. T., Frances
willard Lodge, No. 20, Irssburg, on
death OF Brother Rev. James K. Knapp:
WHEREAS, 10 the course OF Divine Pr,
fdencs this lodge has been called upon
lose by death a brother from its roll
membership, Rev. James E. Knapp, be
ResolCed: That we testify TO our apprt
alton Il him as brother well believes
msn highly respected for his high char
ter and sunny disposition, sud a mini,
OF the gospel faithful and efficient.