Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-08


The L. A. society held at the Congl par
sonsge last Thursday afternoon and eve
ming was well attended.
Dea. NJ. Q. Hitchcock attained the age of
years on Jan. 9Th. One year
ago the birthday was duly celebrated.
Will Benware, who bas been home from
Kuowlton Sanitarium for few days, re-
turns there this week. He thinks he is
benefited by the treatment.
Mrs. Ashley Farmsn is using can of
raspberries that she and her daughter
canned fourteen years ago last summer.
The berries are very fresh and nice.
On New Years day at the Congl par
sonage, VIII Kennison OF this town and
Miss Nina Farnham of North Troy were |
united in marriage by Rev. F. A. Junkins.
On New Years night surprise party
was given Carl Miller, son of Geo. W.Mill-
er. The company was composed largely
of school friends. Ernest Root operated
Mr.. Dodge's photograph.
At the annual business meeting of the
Cong'I society held on Jan. LIST, the follow
| lHS Ouuc6TS M6Ic CiSSbO0s LuO0OioCOAf NS''
M. w. Farman; clerk, Dea. M. c. Hitch
cock; prudential committee, Fl. B. Hitch
cock, o. P. Wright and A. P. Ryder; col
lector and treasurer, Dea. w. B. G1lpln;
trustee of the Hitchcock fund, Dea. w. B.
Gilpin.
Our physician, DR.. w. A. Young, arrived
| home last Friday evening with his bride.
At o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. Jan. z,
| in greater New York, DR.. Young was
united In marriage to Miss Marie G. Con-
nor of Williston, VT. In the fall OF 1897,
the bride taught here In our village school.
For several years she has taught in greater
| New York. DR.. Young was born in Fred
ericksburgh, Ont, in 1869. He took his
medical course at Queens University,
Kingston, graduating from that institu-
ton in 1892. He served as house surgeon
at the Kingston General Hospital in 1893
and 1894. He then located here W here he
has built up an extensive and successful
practice. Congratulations to DR.. and Mrs.
Young.
WESTMORE.
There will be a box supper and social
| GSAoOA-AoAO~s
day evening, Jan. 18th, to which ell are
cordially invited.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
WEST BURKE.
Alice Dashny visited In Lyndonville laat
week.
Prof. Fletche, is in Nashua, N. H., for q
few days.
Miss Helen Powers has gone to East
Barnet on visit.
o. L. Leonard has young man assisting
in his harness shop.
Cornelius spicer of East Calais is visit
:, ing at Charles Roberts,
f w. w. Coe was in st. Johnsbury OF
Y business last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclellan of Barton
q were in town last Friday.
:. Miss Alice Spencer has returned to he
r school in Kingston, N. FL.
Miss Eunice Washburp, who has Deer
i'll, has returned to her school.
Mrs. B. c. Berry of Barton is stoppinl
with Mrs. Burns for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Smith has moved to Bethle
" lem, N. H, to live with her sons.
William Anger is having an attack @
~ rheumatism and is unable to work.
81 Mr.. and Mre. H. G. Colby are visitin
s. Mrs. Colby's parents at Stanstead, P. @.
Madison Nichols has finished work fc
Ernest War; en- snd moved to Lunenburs
tt Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Angler of BELOW
lg Falls spent he holidays with friends her
IS Mrs. Lillian Blodgett of Milford, n. II
TT visited her uncle, n. J. Washburn la
ed week.
he Mrs. Lyman Walter was called to Ea
'al Lyndon last Thursday, by the severe illne
n of her father.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Benoit are hapl
1t over the birth of ten pound daught
ISIS last Wednesday.
81 8 A.. L. Aldrich attended the funeral of
ere cousin, Miss Ellen Locke, in Barnsto
ed Que, Saturday, Dec. 80.
ed Little Luman Godding is quite sick wi
ms typhoid fever. The fever seems to
lde gradually wearing away.
ce, Rev. and Mre. Whidden's parishione
emit gave them surprise in the form OF
ldSb WSuAScudJ
sed Adna Bugbee, who is working for t
ms. New England telephone company, was
the home recently with broken hand.
vas Lyman Walter is at home from Bartt
to laid up with a sore foot caused by {
the with an axe while chopping recently.
BON Miss Florence Locke. who has be
and spending the holidays with hersuncle,
OF M. Bartlett, has returned to her school
Mr.. South Manchester, Conn.
by There will be musical entertainm
'sa- by the village schools on Friday event.
cut Jan. II, showing the work done by t
lgs, department under the instruction OF M
rom w. R. Laviolette.
ants The concert given by the Odean Gu
I. p. tet assisted by Miss Jackson reader, '
=. enjoyed by large audience. While
Soo was not considered quite up to the q
ants men Italian Boys, yet it was very good.