Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-05
CASWFLL'S MILL.

Ar. Hulps sister Martha is helping care
him.
Mr. Maxwell and Wilbur Wallace are on
g sick list.
Several Of the ladies were at the parson- |
e last week doing some papering.
Mrs. Themes Maxwell was at her son
enry's in Morgan, three days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ames are at home |
ON Maine. Charlie has been having the
humps.
Miss Mae Sanborn, who has been stay
be at Ray Heath's, has gone to work for
IRIS. Pearl Haskell.
IRASBURG.
Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Wright attended
he Preachers meeting at Derby Center
asst week.
Miss Ethel Dunbar has gone to New
Haven, Conn.,, her former home, to remain
short time.
The play "Imogsne" given at the hall by
he Craftsbury Dramatic club was enjoyed
bya large audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Drew have returned
rom a months stay with their children in
Franklin Falls, N. II.
Mrs. Chas. w. Fisher, who has been i'll
or a number of months, has not been as
we'll tor the last few days.
Mrs, McGoff has returned from johnson
and Berlin, N. H., where she has been Wis
ting her two sons and families.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Keith recently Wis
ltsd Mrs. Keth's sister, Mrs. Recor, In
Newport, who is dangerously ILL
Mrs. Farnsworth and two children OF
Springfield are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
AChatsey, Mrs. Farnsworth's parents.
Thomas Simeno has moved on to his
farm purchased of John France, and Ar
chic Marcy has moved on to Mrs. Gaynor's
farm vacated by him.
Several from Newport and adjoining
4ovns were present to assist in organizing
the order of the Eastern Star at Masonic
hall last Thursday.
At the meeting of the 1. o. G.. I. We'd
nesday evening officers will be chosen for
the next quarter 1t Is especially requested
hat as many members as possible will b,
present.
C,srk M. Hurlburt OF Hyde Park and
Mrs. Sophia S. Pike were united In ma
rage last Saturday evening". Feb. 8, at the
M. Z. o rsonage, Rev. q. I'll! Wright OH
eating. q,
Miss Carrie Fisher, who was operated OF
Cor sppendicitis nearly three years ago,
obliged to undergo another operation ant
will 90 to Burlington for that purpose Il
few days.
The Epworth League will hold beai
social at Mrs. g. w. Russell's next Thurs
dav evening, to which all are coraial
invited. Ladies OF the League al
requested to bring CAKE
There was large gathering OF the lauiS
ond friends at the home of Mr.. and mI'
C. Cook last Thursday. A oouhtll'
dinner was served from l;5O 10 oeloo'
and the occasion much enjoyed by all
The poyerty party at Court House ia
Issr Friday evening was well attended an
Of considerable interest. Cotton gown
both old and new, including some pstct
xvorl, constituted the ladies' outnt. Clal
Rouse received the ladies' prize for u
most poverty stricken outfit and Cnest
McGoff the gentlemsn's prize. Inc nVe
arv entertainment consisted OF readln
and music.
The village school closed last Frid'
with a very satisfactory and prontab
,sryn renorted. Mr.. Slack continues
Give excellent satisfaction in the high
danartment. also Miss McGof In the int
s. mediate room. Miss Ethel Dunbar
Lowell taught an excellent school and
very much liked. Miss Elsie Skinner q
done very satisfactory work In the prima
room for several years.
The sad news announcing the death
Emma Church, wife OF DR.. wilbur he
nolds. last Saturday afternoon, FEB. s,
four o'clock, was received here Saturd
evening. The remains are expected
arrive tonight and the burial will be In
Irasburg cemetery tomorrow (Tuesda.
Mrs. Reynolds died of pneumonia at
+ several days illness, aged about "a yea
Besides her husband she leaves her faith
Hon. e. p. Church of this town, one sist
Mrs. Flora Tepney of Boston, and O
brother, 8. Dana Church of Springfe
Mass, all OF whom have the sincere sy
patty OF many friends here In their gr'
sorrow. Mrs. Reynolds was born in t
town, where she lived until she MARI
DIR. Wilbur A. Reynolds In April, Is
She possessed many rare and choice ira
of character. A lovable child develop
into true and noble woman. In her des
many here viii mourn the loss of v,
dear friend. The funeral will be held
the Congregational church Tuesday a
O'Clock d. m.
LOWELL.
Mrs. WIN Ward still remains very i'll
North Troy.