Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-08

Mrs. Celia sanbo1n has returned to
ford, Mass.
Loren Harrison and wife visited -
Barr's Friday.
Mrs. joel Christy has returned -
home in Glover.
Frank Bocash visited his nsron.
Sheldon recently.
Harvey Bean from DanviIIe !.
friends in the place.
Alta Paronto from Walden &c n
for Mrs. Isaac Lowell.
Gilbert Blair, wife and son rat,
home from Johnson Friday.
Mrs. A. E. Garfield and son Gpvro,,
to St. Johnsbury Wednesday.
VIII Cleveland has returned from y
colt, where he has been at work.
Earl Stevens is sick with mess,0.
rest of the sick ones are on the co.,
Ruth Barr and May Crook retnrn.
Springfield, Mass, the first of the woal.
Carroll Ransom from Msnchos..
come to spend few weeks with bts
parents. 10 era
Mrs. =. Nj. Salmon, Carl Bstcbo,s
wife were in Marshfield to attend tha
ding OF Bertha Swerdfeger III
The G. A. R. and the WRc =,
public installation Of officers ot ST..
hall Jan. 10. Dinner will be se-nos :.
vestry of the M. E. church.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. Hannah Hall is sick
Ira Lackey is dangerously IN nit.
trouble. WIN sp1
Fred r. Moulton is laid up with !
matism. :
+. =. Moulton's son is very sick 70
membranous Group. :"
Jay Laekey is home from his uo.,-
account OF the illness of his brother
s. r. Tabor, who is in DOOR health
10 morgan last Tuesday to.eonsnlt
Potter.
Mrs. James Boothman has oo, ..
Ma Inc to spend the winter with be-
w. E. Boothman.
MIR. and Mrs. E. G. Moulton ond Mx
Mrs. g. Il. Tice spent New Years Of
Dot Morrel's at Stanstead.
MI. and Mrs. o. s. Kelley entor.,,
the following friends at dinner on n
Years day. Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Kellen
Derby, Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. HitcbcocI
Troy, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rodaor
Derby, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kelley and
OF this town, Mr.. Clarence Kelley
Parker Kelley and Mr.. Stewart KeIlev
Deroy. 1t Is needless to saw that ave-
BODY enjoyed the occasion.
RASBURC.
Mrs. Homer Seavey is quite i'll.
Mr.. Fay has moved into the John All
house. -
Charles Webster has been disabled y
a bruised hand.
Mrs. Oliver MetcaIf and daughter ar,
With the measles.
Mrs. Flint of Burton Hill is recover
from the measles.
Ed. Wells and E. w. Keith have reoer
had telephones put in,
Mrs. Bedel OF West Derby visited at
o. Cham oerlain's last week.
Clyde CowIes has been taking T n {
penter's place on the R. F. d. mail rout
Quite company from town atten
the play at West Albany, MONDAY mis-
Jan. 1st.
While chopping in the woods Otis Crl
lord cut bad cash in his knee
Thursday.
The l. 0. g. T. will meet Saturday {
ming of this week in place of Wednesc
as formerly.
Leo COOK remains quite ill and is una
to resume his studies in the q. V. M
burlington at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Slack of No
HatleY visited at s. F. .Slacks and
Charles Miles last week.
John France has moved into the no
near the creamery, which he recently q
chased of Tom Simeno.
Mrs. Allen Shedd has been caring
her sister, Mrs. j. c. Carpenter, and fam
during their illness with the measles.
Miss Maud Clough, Who has been suf
Ing with serious and painful trou bl
the middle ear, is more comfortable.
Ell. h. Chamberlain OF the Jersey s
Creamery went to Burlington to- day
attend the Da1rymen's Meeting there.
Margaret Amesbury, who was teach
in East Albany, has been very i'll the I
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 7
i Hughes.
j The Week of Prayer will be observed
both churches this week with union s,
ices. Tuesday evening In the Cc
church, Wednesday and Thursday ey
ings in the M. E. church.
| The annual Roll-call will be held in
Cong'l church vestry Saturday afternc
Jan. 18th. 1t is hoped that every mem
of the church will be present. also all tt
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