Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-18
RASBURG.

and little Ruth Davis took the prize as the
most popular child.
IRASBURC.
s. w. Besuclerk is visiting friends in
Concord, n. II.
II. Il. Chamb berlin visited friends in Wells
River last week.
Miss Matte Holdridge visited friends in
Albany last week.
H. o. Kawson OF Newport was in town
on business last Friday.
Miss Helen Lemos spent the past week
with friends in Newport.
Leon Gay OF Idaho was the guest of DIR.
P. G. Templeton last Wednesday.
c. d. Kidder and A. NJ. Clough are at
tending court at Newport as iurymen.
Mrs. NJ. a. Wells and Miss Leah Cole
visited friends in Coventry last Thursday.
| Lucy Wheeler returned home from her
trip to Washington and Boston visit Fri
day.
| Miss Susan cunningham of Lyndonville
was the guest of Miss Mae Wheeler last
week.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will meet
at the court house on Thursday. Dinner
at noon.
E. N. Knapp was in Newport last We'd
nesday as witness on the Cameron and
| Simon case.
Jerry Cross has moved from the town
farm and Guyette has moved onto the
town farm.
News was received Friday of the death
of Crosby Kidder of Sunderland, Mass,
| who formerly lived here.
George Smith, who has been with his
brother, Addison, during his recent ILL
ness, returned to his home in Troy last
| Wednesday.
/ Quite number attended the c. E. social
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Quinn
by last Tuesday evening and report
pleasant time.
There will be a social at the home of
Miss Mary Wheeler Tuesday evening.
Miss Theodore Amman will be present and
sing. Refreshments served.
John Zero was arrested Wednesday on
a charge of assault and battery on s. E.
Clough. A hearing was held Friday and
Zero was fined $l5 and costs.
Thomas Orne, who has worked in tie
creamery for H. B. Chsmberlin the past
Green's Corner to run a creamery for J. G..
Turnbull.
Miss Theodore Auman will speak and
sing at the Con gregational church next
Sunday morning. Miss Auman twas here
year ego and was listened to with good
deal of interest.
The Irasburg band boys entertained the
West Burke band Wednesday evening in
Court house hall. Music, oysters, cake
and coffee we're TIE order of the evening.
A pleasant time was spent by all.
LOWELL.
F. Blanchard of Barton Landing was q
recent caller in town.
a Miss n. Grace Coolidge from Eden visit
, tied in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones of Johnson
, were in town Thursday to attend the fu-
, neral OF Mrs. Jones' brother, Mr.. Hines.
Mr.. Macomber has sold the Sanborn
house and it will soon be taken down and
moved to North Troy to be erected again.
Henry Harding and Al Dana of Barton
and Harold Curtis of Hanover N. H., were
in town Tuesday to attend the funeral Of
!, Mr.. Curtis.
The Ladies' Aid society held social al
the parsonage Tuesday evening. Cake and
. coffee were served. Mrs. Lasher enter
= tanned the company, all enjoying pleasant
evening.
Don B. Curtis. who had partial SHOCK
Friday morning, March s, passed ava,
Sunday. The funeral was held at his hom,
Tuesday, Rev. L. II. Coolidge of Eden off
i ciating.
WalIie Hines died in Newport Tuesday
). March II, of typhoid fever. The remain
o we're brought here Thursday and services
e were held at the Congregational church
Rev q. II. Coolidge of Eden officiating
i Mr.. Hines leaves three brothers and or
;. sister to mourn his loss.
MORGAN.
FIeda Vinton closes a successful term o
school In district No. 2 this week.
w. P Bartlett is manufacturing tn
Noyes sugar arch again this spring.
Mrs. Lilla johnson has been at Yves
Derby visiting friends for several days.
Mrs. c. 1. Moore and daughter Geneviev
have been visiting relatives in Charleston
!, the past week.