Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-26
RASBURG.

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Little George Stannard has been very III
at F. j. Grants. g
John Aiken has bought the John Aiken
place under the hill. 4
VIM. Lee has moved into Mrs. Whitney 5 I
house on the creek road.
Miss Myra Taplin is caring for Mrs Y
Henry Hunter in Albany. r
Charles Sylvester has bought the John
Austin place and will take session SOON /
Miss Ruby Barber of West Glover has
/ been spending the week at J. {. Cooks
Arthur Webster has moved from the G I
w. Wheeler farm to his house IN tne
village.
IL. r. Cutler and E. ID. Thompson OF
Barton were in town on business last
Friday.
The many friends of Leo Cook are
pleased to see him out after his severe
illness.
The Irasburg basket ball team had an
interss sting game at court house hall iasE
Saturday afternoon.
; E. H. Cotton hes returned from Barton
; Landing for the present and is taxing |
orders for work in his shop.
/ The Washington social at Rev. Josiah
Poeton's last Thursday evening was very
pleasant occasion and well attended.
Mrs. Margaret Sylvester OF Nashua, n
II. and Mrs. F. d. Thompson of Barton
visited friends in town last Wednesday
a Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Carpenter and
i. Edward Knapp attended the r. F. d. mail
:, carriers meeting in North Troy last week.
F.A. Buchanan will serve the town
meeting dinner Tuesday, March Let
the voters give the Irasburg hotel benefit
this year.
Rememper the donation and oyster sup
per for the Methodist Episcopal church, at
lg Court house hall Friday evening, March
I'd. There will be a lecture, music, read
at ing, etc.
Fred Going and family will move to
lis Barton Landing this week. Perley
Brewster will move on to the farm vacated
to by Mr.. Going.
s. w. Beauclerk was taken suddenly
Ter very Ill with heart trouble Friday night
After few hours he rallied aud is now
D.. able to be about the house.
Mrs. Margaret Stannard OF Manchester
IF III, is visiting her mother, Mrs Adei1nf
Grant. and brother, F. j. Grant. Ter two
children, Bernice and George, are with her
LOWELL.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. David Stewart are on tn
sick list.
md Mrs. VIM. Hodgeman is at North Tro
IRE for few weeks.
in Mr.. and Mrs. John Young visited q
ere. johnson recently.
10 Remember the dinner at town hall tow
CHI meeting day March 6.
DR.. Sheehan and Milo Hines were 6
cen Barton Landing Tuesday.
yn- Mrs. E. N. Stone of st. Adams visite
relatives in town last week.
lter Miss Mildred Greenwood has been
ella Coventry visiting Fl. G. Cleveland.
social was held Thursday at the hon
are of Mrs. Ella Curtis, pleasant evening W
ling enjoyed.
Miss Alice Laclair, who has been teac
Mrs. ing school in New HampsA ise, is home {
Mrs. a vacation.
Mrs. Harding has moved from NJ
Nora Works to the home of her son, FL
g at Lathrope.
A play will be given by the ladies at t
gton town hall entitled, Breezy Point" Wat
, re- for the posters.
Mrs. Joe Snider won the prize as bel
I. {. the most popular woman in town at t
nelia show given last week.
By the breaking of cant hook r
le of Sinclair was recently hurt quite bal
the while rolling logs at the mill.
ment' The Larier children went to Bart
Landing Saturday to see their father "
pres is very sick with pneumonia.
curt There was quiet wedding at the. ho
rsday of Mr. and Mrs. H. Il. Newton Wedn
after day, February 81. The contracting par
VIII were Joseph Reed and Mrs. Leach.
sday' G. H. Coolidge officiated.
MORGAN.
80 A little daughter at Sidney Clapper's.
,gram 5. Z. WILCOX Is the administrators OF
J will Fsrr's estate.
: in Fred CargilI is working for Ora c.
fering rough's on the cream team.
George Cargill has gone to Manches
n. H, to work driving team.
n. Ivan Peavey is to carry on Mrs. Lit
fields farm for another year.
Mrs. Fred Lyon and two boys of w
more are visiting relatives at the Corner
u,:u Telephone poles are being cut and N
ready for an extension OF the Peoples
the coming season.
vas in p.os. wi,o,, ,;t.,o da,chter i .
ing at her grandpa's while the mother
vas III hospital.
Frank Allen has had better luck Dis
Myrtle ing his boiler the last two days, and b