Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-26

use for Mrs. F. J. Grant during her
PENCE.
little Russell, youngest child OH ID
yer, is convale scing after his long anu
ere illness.
c. Carpenter and family will move
week into the house recently put-
Rsed OF S. r.. Slack.
saturday evening, March oath, q NUMBER
Nettie 81. Healey's friends called on her
remind her OF her fifteenth birthday.
aias Anna Fairbanks, who has been
Inding the winter with her sister, Mrs
rlos Cole, has returned to North Troy
he Irasburg band recently played at q
nation entertainment in Lowell. Severel
ends from town accompanied them ana
bort a very pleasant time.
Elmer Slack conducted the teachers
animation in Derby Center, SO teachers
ng present; and in South Troy, where
teachers took the examination.
Miss Carrie Fisher has so far recovered
10 be able to leave the hospital In Bur
gton n Is now spending = few days IN
ehmond with Rev. E. z. Treat and fam
oscar A. shuteeand Diana G.. Griffith oi
gar Nolch, pepn.. were united in mar
ge at tho Methodist parsonage last
esday evening, March 20, Rev. g. H.
rigbt officiating.
kn interesting game Of basket ball was
& yea "a the court house hall Saturday
;erhoon with thesBsrton Landing team
the Irasburg teahf has practiced under
e ladies' college rules aud the visiting
IN had nqbcthere was quite a difference
b esmsagef Of procedure. The game
: won 81 BartoRLandihg team 9to2'
trhe piseFA Country Kid" given at the
Iurt- house hell last Friday evening drew
hon house and was a pleasing success.
H. parts were we'll commisted and char
lters very nicely r~eptesspted. AT the
lose OF tie play the band played for a
Homemade. The play will be repeated at
est Alhhny Tuesday evening, March r.
ores o1chestre'win Be in attendance
THE butternut and pop corn social at the
bme OF Mr.. and Nj. Joseph Watson last
londay evening was q very pleasant
casion. An a~huudapce OF butternuts
Id pop corn was furnished by the host
bd hostess. 6Abo1t sixty guests were
tesent, each ,sbntributing to the good
beer Of the evening. II. B. Chamberlain
ndIy providSa conveyance for a three
prse load Of psple from the village
F Jay
DEFfRRED LOCALS.
Arthur sisco OF Manchester, N. H., is IN
bvn calling on relatives and friends.
+. 4. Banister has moved to town onto
3 mother's farm for the co~ming-year'
Mrs.J.E Chase hss returned from visit
2 her son and family st Barton Landing
Charles Baraw has rented Mrs. E. G.
crows village residence and has moVed
TO it.
Mrs. e C. Percy has been removed rom
In hometo Mrs. Hussey's to be'careo ioi
IN her recovery.
Mrs. Hattie Craig from Leomlnste['
ass. is caring for her mother who Is
uite sick and is over 50 years old
LOWELL.
Measles have arrived. -
Andrew Richardson 1s in very pooi
salth with heart trouble.
Ester Wetherby has returned 10 hs'
ONE in Johnson, having spent seVels
sversl weeks at the home oil hef gravy
Dotber. Mrs. E. B. Weilman'
The following teachers nav oeei
gagged for the spring term Oh scnooi
n,sge. higher department, Helen Die
henson, primary, sybil Warren; Nol'.
istrict. Grace Coolidge; Steoolns uis N'
lara Burgess; LaClair district
Inert. Albany district, Ethel Newton'
MORGAN!
aeo. CargiIl has the mumps.
Little Merl Elliott is sick with Oron
hitis.
8. c. Wilcox has sold the farr p'"0'
lss Peavey.
Z Grav and Bert Bailey were sic
ith measles last week.
rrnest WiIcox's little daughter is unu'
DOCTORS care this week.
vim Sykes is getting ready 10 zap n'
,ossand sugar naples mis- spring
~ and Mrs. c. 1 Moor and daug MT
! HON from their Massachusetts 'ri
urs O. L. Farr is staying with u
aughter, Mrs. Fred Daggett' IN h0A
clarence aud Lyman Elliott will w"i
Il W. 5. sykes in his large ugs PA
lis spring.
Catherine Wilcox and Guy Bartlett We
ome from Derby Academy last wee
cling i'll with measles.
W. E Bloodtpok his daughter Myrt
a hospital 10 Concord, \. h Monos
arch "a. We hear she Is DONG Well
MORGAN CENTER.
Rev. ]. H. Wales is visiting relatives
hode Island.
p Gilmour was in Newport on ou'
hss last week.