Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-19

A., blanchard of Sherbrooke, Canada,
- has been with Henry Weeden for
ore time, started for home the 18th.
vorr correspondent was at Joel
few days ago and saw growing
cans foot high also corn growing thrift
- oh. no, 1t was not out Of doors, but
=. Williams believes In proving seeds
,s,ore the proper seeding time.
MORGAN CENTER.
Mrs. A. Goodsell is Ill.
III. Gilmore is employed at the Kelley
mill in Holland.
n. Burroughs, who has been ILL for
some days, is improving.
Mira Allen Maxwell, who has been Ill
for some time, Is improving.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. 6.
w BRYANT Wednesday February 21st.
The Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Mel
lie Cslklns Wednesday, February Is.
The team from Seymour camp of M. w.
., A visited the camp at West Derby
"wednesday evening, February Ia, and in
s,,Ite Of the storm and bad roads the visit
wos a most enjoyable one. The neighbors
=, West Derby furnished most excellent
entertainment for the Seymour team.
NEWPORT.
Raw sisco is enjoying temporary vaca-
,ion being afflicted with mumps.
immigration Inspector d. McDermott
hos leased {. R. Moore's house on Sum-
mer st.
Mrs. E. F. Hilton is giving dancing
lessons at Memphremagog House Tuesday
evenings.
The second of the series of social hops
occurred at the Memphremagog parlori
Thursday evening. Madame Brooks or
cbestra furnished music.
Work is being rapidly pushed on TIT
new Creamery building the frame being
already in place on foundations which
were put in last fall.
CASWELL'S MILL.
A.. 3, Moulton Is on sick list.
Mrs. Mae Worth is cooking in Ames
camp.
Mrs. Sadie Wallace is staying with III
mother, Mrs. A. M. Lebanon.
!. A. Bradford attended a Mason
meeting at Newport last Tuesday evening"
Mrs. John Tabor and little son Evere
visited at Leslie Tabor's two days la
week.
: TROY
Harland Marston is filling the creamel
storage with Ice.
, Elmer Johnson of st. Adams was
cent visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs John B. Aiken are visltil
y relatives in Newport.
g Robert Wilson of Sutton, P. O., Is Wis
ing his brother, Isaac Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Barrie OF Low
visited at Homer Evarts few days az
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Woodwork and SO
= Lyle and Wellington, spent Sunday az
A. Bucks.
Miss Cena Coburn and friend frc
Newport have been spending few da
3 at A. J. Coburn's.
DIR. S. Gray attended the meeting OF t
n the Fourth Masonic District, with Clev
land Chapter, No 20, at Newport, Feb.
n Missigouoi Valley grange hold their a
nuaI box party, at Aiken's hall, on Frld
IN Feb. %. A cordial invitation is extend
to all.
IS, Mrs. Martin Gilman and daughter L
were called home from Biddeford, ne,
" account of the illness of Mrs. China
mother, Mrs. Smith.
rts Floyd Miller is to have charge OF
A. creamery again, beginning WORK Merci
re- We shall be glad to welcome MI. MI
and his wife to town.
in Mrs. Ordell Barkelow of Holyoke, Me
is is in town helping to care for her sis
Mrs. Hiram Smith, who is very Ill az
> home of her son, G. G. Smith.
to Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A
Larabee gave them q surprise on In
time. Charles Bean very kindly TOOK
people up in his big sled.
last Parker Loukx, died on Feb. l5, at
ter. home of his son, London LouKx, W
he had made his home for the past
years, and was buried from his sons nc
- Feb. 10. Mr.. Loukx was born In Can
81 years ago.
rrov The Ladies' Aid society met with
new F. s. Gray on Wednesday afternoon,
seventeen ladies present. The next q
49,. ing will be at the Congregational pal
age in Westfield. Mrs. Junkins WISH
the ladies to be present.
WESTFIELD.
have William Mayo has moved into the
hall, near E. Gilbeau.
'Jeo'' Mrs Albert Ryder is visiting in
emu. Hamn1 hire and Poetop