Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-08

ard, Bertha and Gladys Sheltra. Those
having no marks during the term were:
Mary Goulding, wilfred Sheltra, Leonard
Sheltra and Carl Richardson.
MORGAN CENTER.
Mrs. G. L. Burroughs Is entertaining
relatives from Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Stewart from Walden visited her
mother, Mrs. ]. Ellis, last week.
Glenn Barney and family from Barton
Landing spent the fourth with friends here
The Auxiliary will hold their next meet
| ing with Mrs. Josie Goodsell Wednesday,
July II.
Mrs. Emma Holmes aud little daughter
| from Holland were the guests of Mrs.
Myrtle Atkins last Thursday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Williams and daugh-
ter Esther from Island Pond were the
guests OF B. ]. Williams last Wednesday.
NEWPORT.
j. 7. Howells has returned after an alb
! sence of several weeks.
Mrs. Geo. f. K Dot and son have returned
| achusetts.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Dearborn visited
| their daug liter, Jessie, at West Burke
several days last week.
| j. FL. Therioux is very i'll with liver
! trouble. He has been in poor health for
some time but is now seriouly sick.
| E. j.. Smith and Donald Emery have
| gone into camp near Lake Park, using a
tent at present. They contemplate erect
ing substantial camp later.
Fourth OF July passed with almost a
Sunday calm. The small boy made bis
customary amount of noise but not an &C.
cident has been reported. Many spent the
day at Barton others at Lowell while some
followed the circus to st. Johnsbury
The delivery team belonging to Mac
diarmid & Co. made a flying trip from
Batesville Friday morning, bringing ur
with a crash In front of True & Blanchard's
collision with the fountain cleared the
horse from the wagon. Slight damage tc
the wagon was the only result.
Crowds of people filled the village Wed
nesday, circus day. The parade, which wal
very late, was good and the circus itsel
was above the average. The attendance il
the afternoon was very heavy. The even
ing performance did not attract so many
The day was comparatively quiet as far al
any disturb Dances were concerned.
TROY.
Edgar Preston of Manchester, N. Fl.
visiting in town.
Miss Helen Farman is home from Barto!
Landing for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hadlock and childre
are visiting at Newbury.
Mr.. Robert Wilson and Miss Perla vii
son of Sutton 2. O., are visiting at Isaa
Wilson's.
Mrs. Ward who is in very poor health
staying with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Kirl
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and childre
of Hardwick are visiting at Warren Fal
mans.
; Misses. Helen Laurin and Bertha Wurs
horne attended the American Institute
Instruction at Montreal last week.
A large number from this place attende
the circus at Newport the third, and mar
: went to Lowell the Fourth. All report
fine time.
w. T.. DEOck has moved TO GO0 mouse
!. recently bought of Carroll Smith. M
n and Mrs. Smith 60 to Goffstown, N. H.,
live.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rockwell of Har
wick are here. They brought with the
r little Mildred Rockwell, who has be-
sick at their house.
g Mrs. D. g Woodworth of Westfield al
Mrs f. G. Beck of st. Johnsbury are he
q to care for their mother, Mrs Brad
}. Houston who is very sick. Little We
Y ington Woodworth who came with |
:, grandparents is also very sick.
Miss Alice Rockwell and Fred McAdal
II were married July3, at the home of t
]. BRIDES parents Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Roc
we'll. Mrs. McAdams was born here b
It moved to Hardwick when quite your
It Mr.. and Mrs. McAdams are spendi
their honeymoon with relatives here.
= WESTFIELD.