Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-22

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Dir. Phineas Garvin has been confined to-
the house for several weeks.
mabel Miller, Edmund Root, Erwin
woodbury. and Alice Pike are ill with the
measles.
MRS. Z. Il. Rowley was called to Rock
vlae' Conn.,, last Friday by the serioas
Illness of her son.
willard Wheeler had the misfortune to
oreak one of his legs just below the knee
Wnlie saving wood for FL. S. Burnham the
hrst OF last week.
While helping move threshspg machine
last wednesday Robert Anderson had one
OF ms fingers SO badly injured it was nee
ssary TO call physician to do it up.
Several from this part of the town
ATTENDED the donation for Mr.. Chryssle az
the south village last Thursday night.
The literary exercises given by the young
people We're much enjoyed.
Merrill Williams took party of yoang
people consisting of the young ladies OF
she faculty and several of the students Tor
pleasure ride to Hardwicks last Friday
evening. A very pleasant time was'epioyed
BY all.
DEFERRED L0CALs.
Julia Pike ard Josephine Miller are rs
covering from the measles.
Mrs. Sadie Cowles is in Concord caring
for her son, Harley, who L. sick.
The sad news has reached US of the
death OF Mrs. Harriet Colburn. Much
sympathy is felt for Prof. John Colhurn in
the lose of his mother. She was much
loved by all who knew her.
DERBY
Dr.. Comings returned from Boston w ed
! nesday and reported that Carlton Adams
YVES doing WELL
| MRS. Jason Wilson, whoehas been IN very
poor health for some TINS, passed away
Friday afternoon.
". S. Robbins attended the district
meeting and banquet OF the Masehs at
Newport Thursday.
Clarence Kelley, Miss Cecil Hay, Gordon
Hay and Carroll Wilson are the latest tic
come down with measles.
The news Of the death of Mrs. Holsis
Moran of San Diego, Cal, caused MACK
sadness among the many warm friends
she has left here.
George Dupont died In New York, hi
rarains were brought to Newport wher,
funeral services were held in the Cathclit
church Tuesday morning.
WEST DsRBY.
+ Frank Ingerson has moved to West. End
Newport.
I Miss Lucy Porter hes returned to Man
leicester, N. Ell.
Mr.. Walter Cadereate spent last weak il
= Glen Sutton.
Elder Chas. Mcclure spent Sunday a
Coaticooke, Que.
Mrs. Stark Morse has nsturned iron
FitchbIfg, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tiedeman are visit
ing in Lowell, Mass.
Miss Annie Censens has finished wor
| in Trae & BIanehards store.
Mrs. Ira Mooney of Bottom Ceater, Que
: visited relatives in town last week.
4 Elder Fred Fairbanks went to Montres
Saturday to help start Mission there.
: Mrs. James Elliott has been visiting ht
n brother at West Concord the past wael
: Mrs. Rupert Martin is visiting her ssste
IS Mrs. Frank Emerson. in Fiehburg, Mas
;, Mrs. Kate Nichols has been cansd
D West Concord to care for her sons wit
= who is very i'll.
The work on the new hour shed is n,
;, progressing very rapidly on account
shortage OF lumber.
J. There hava been meetings at the A.
s. church the past two weeks, conducted !
Elder Page Perkins Of Springfield.
a. The Uniyersalist Social held at Walt
If Gray's Friday night was largely attende
&c and all eDioyed pleasant evening.
t. The Y. P. P. c. met with Miss Dai
ut White last Thursday evening. The ne
an meeting will be held at the home of M
il Lillian Steele on Jan. 31st.
ss Mrs, Laura Stiles, an aged and most l
as speeted citizen of this place, passed aw
~ Thursday at the horne Of her son. Funel
Ii. services were held at the F. B. cbure
~ The family have the sympathy Of t
IL whole community.
IN GLOVER.
We Mrs. Helen Perclval is ill,
Or. Additional Glover news on page six.