Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-09
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r. ". Sllcer is quite i'll. -
Oscar Bliss and family have moved inte
| the Stratton house.
MRS. Henry King visited in WoIcott and
Herdwick last week.
Mrs. z. R. Leonard and her sister left ion
burlington last Morday.
George Anterior from Stratford is visit
ing his brother Phineas of this town.
Mr.. Rockwell from Troy is visiting his
brother, Elmer Rockwell, of this town.
Mrs. Lila McEnter is spending little
time In Barton Landing with her sister.
Mrs. j. Keir is spending some time at
the beach and visiting friends in Whitman
Mass.
Mrs. Renfrew left last Monday for York
Beach, where she expects to spend several
| weeks.
John Dunn from Worcester, was in
town last week calling on his former
friends.
Mrs. Fred Corliss returned from Canada
last Thursday, after an absence of several
weeks.
Elmer Bailey moved last Saturday from
East Craftsbury into his house lately
purchased of Harvey Libbey.
The Changers held an open social at their
rooms last Friday evening. Cake, straw
berries and cream were served and very
pleasant time enjoyed.
Bush Gilbert and Walter Coburn. who
were sent to the Workhouse about three
months ago, are expected home the first of
this week, having. gained two weeks for
good behavior. =.
Last Wednesday morning Mr.. Ernest
Ollie and Miss Julia Reed, only daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. M Reed, were married by
Rev. Mr.. Rowley and left at once for New
port for few days stay. They areexpected
to reside in town.
Harold Kinney, who has just finished a
course at the Vermont Business College.
Burlington, did not accept a position at
Bennington as excscted, but has position
in Jersey City, N. j., in the office OF the
superintendent of the New York, Susoue-
hanna and Western R. R. Co., as stenog-
rapher.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Patter-
son was scene of very pretty wedding
last Tuesday at high noon when their
second daughter, Ella, was married to Guy
Rogers of Portland, Oregon. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. E. Allen in the
presence OF only relatives of the contract
ing parties. After short wedding tour
they will leave for Portland, where they
expect to reside.
The school in Collinsville taught by
Euna Anderson closed June 29 There
were twenty-seven pupils enrolled. The
average daily attendance was % ell.
Those having no absent marks were Alice
Brown, Hazel, William, and Mabel Clegg,
Elmer and Lucy Shute, Leland and Raw
son Stevens, Rena, Herman and Ellis
Spring, Khepa Skinner and Ruby Thomp-
son. Willie Spring was absent only one
| half day. Della Spring, Clarence Silver,
Jessie Fosby, Florence and Bernice Stone
and Harold Clegg were each absent one
day.
"Be thou faithful unto death and will
give thee crown of life" Rev. II. x.
The Alumni of the Eastern New York
school for certified nurses held a special
meeting June 26, 1905, and the following
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, in the death of our friend and
! classmate, Clara M. Uric, we have lost
true and faithful member and our school
promising representative; be it
Resolued, that we extend to the bereayed
family our sincere sympathy and commend
| them to our God who is able to make all
things work together for good to those
that love Him; be it
Resolred, that a copy of these resolu-
| lions be sent to the family and school, also
that they be printed in the ORLEANS Conn.
| TY MONITOR.
LOUISE F. NoECKEL.
AUGUSTA E. SCHUPP,
ELEANOR z. KING.
FRANCES A. SIMS.
Committee,
DERBY.
FL. Marvin OF St. Albans was In town
Friday.
Miss Edith Bailey has returned from her
vacation.
Miss Lettie Place Is home from Colbv
University.
DR.. Waller and family of North Troy
spent the Fourth at Mr.. Griggs'.
Mrs A. T. DALEY went to North Troy
Friday to spend few days with her son.
MISS Annie Whitcher of Beebe Plain
was the guest of Mrs. Edmund Wilder last
| week.
DIR. Somers went to Burlington to-day
to attend convention of the health
officers.
Mrs. j. c. Hay and son Alden have gone
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