Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-15

j. H. silbsy OF Hartford, Conn. passed
through this place en- route to his home
Mrs. Jennie Frazier and Miss Nellie
Thompson were in Lyndonville last week
Mrs. Angie Burns was in st. Johnsbury
recently, to visit her daughter Mrs, Carl
Howe
MRS. vioIa Parker was in st. Johnsbury
last week to visit her sister, Mrs. ID. L.
Doyle.
Mrs. Matte Parker visited her sister,
Mrs. VIII Cheney OF St. Johnsbury, re-
Gently.
A large number from Ibis place attended
the sale at Barton last week and report
good bargains.
A. b. Htckie, installing officer for the
J. %. U. A. NJ. is busy these days installing
the officers in bis district.
Little Luman Godding who has been
sick with typhoid fever hss so far recov-
cred as to be able to sit up q little.
Arnold Labay of Colorado has been Wis
ting his sister, Mrs. John Donahue. lie
has been absent for several years.
MISS NaEIiO NLdAOAhlls WIZ ooo
! Massachusetts, returned last Friday on
account of the state OF her fathers health.
, There will be a joint installation of L. o.
o. f. and D.. of r. officers Thursday even
ing, Jan. IS. Light refreshments will be
served.
". w. Coe, guardian, has taken William
Rattray to Mr.. Hanson's, and Mrs. Rat
AZ rroIlto u,61r fhGu will no
well cared for.
The pastor OF the church, Rev. c. c.
Whidden, has mad arrangements for
special meetings, beginning yesterday and
continuing till the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fyler are rejoicing
over the advent of a son, born Jan. II.
: Miss Gertrude Hildreth who has recently
graduated from the Boston Hospital as
nurse, is caring for Mrs. Fyler.
Mrs. vii Bishop, who has been sick for
} several years, and who has been at Pas
sumpsic for some time, had an operation
performed last Friday, by Drs. Aldrich OF
st. Johnsbury and Burke Of Sutton,
which the doctors think will be much to
her advantage.
HEFFlELO.
Geo. Rickford has arrived h2me with HE
y bride.
- Ezekiel Miles is very sick at Charles
~Snelling's. .
Mrs. M. P. Jenness and son Lyle have
the measles.
Mr.. FruzeIl has been visiting Mrs. Chas'
Sheldon recently.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Simpson are the
proud parents of q son.
LIZ A dinner sociable was held at Warner
Gray's Friday, Jan. IL.
It Mrs. Ernest Currier of Lyndon Center is
visiting Mrs. Eta Drake.
Is The three oldest children of Charles
" Blake are very sick with measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. FL. Randall are rejoicing
So over the birth of a baby boy born Jan 9.
Two of the workmen at the Parker
Young mill have been sick from tonsilitis
The Daughters of Liberty went to Glover
Jan. 10, where they held a very profta BILE
meeting.
John Bickford and wife have been visit
:, ing Mr.. Bickford's sisters, Mrs. Woodmar
and Mrs. Frost.
b. DR.. N. M. Wood OF Boston, Mass recent.
ly visited his father, David Wood, who is
in in very poor health this winter.
School in district No. 7 taught by Leor
he Ross closed last Friday, and also in distric
be No. 2, taught by Perry Barber.
to Oliver Hall went to Dekalb, ILL.,, las
T,oolou ruhoro hoo r,0rIr - -I-Lk ~;
"a Mr.. Hall came here min years ago back t.
ct his childhood home and all his old friend
Mt. are sorry to learn of his return to the west
led The third entertainment In the course O
ISIS lectures is a moving pictures exhibition Q
ce; "Uncle Tom Cabin" This is a fine thin
an, and all want to attend. This is given b
the pastor of the M. E. church, Rev. q. {
McDougall, Jan. 10.
WHEELOCK.
Clayton George Is i'll with measles,
A donation was held at the church las
Wednesday,.
Mt An Art Exhibition will be held in G.
r. Hall in January.
Ken Miss Edna Emerson visited Miss Ora,
Collins last Friday.
ID Cornelius Buckley, Jr., of Barton visite
his home last week.
ing Perm Gerry of I,vndonvi,le hos been wi
iting at A. e. Weeds.
IFS. Uford & Richie have let a job of draw
ing logs to VIM. Bailey.
n, Miss Grace Hoyt closed a successful ter
of school at ChandlervilIe Friday.
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