Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-14

cornst duets, trios, mandolin and quits
music, organ, violin, megsphone solo wit
band accompaniment. An oyster suppe
viii be served by the Village Improve
ment society after the entertainment ant
promenade from 10 till u o'clock.
Elijah Wiley, who has been in feebl
health for many months, died Sunday
night, Jan. 6. The funeral services wer
held Tuesday afternoon at bis late home
Rev. q. H. Wright officiating. Mr.. Wiley
was born in this town and had Away
lived here. he was 81 years OF age
H. leaves 10 mourn his loss a wife and
three sons, John and Frank OF this town
and Henry of Holyoke, Mass; and four
/ G ran6children.
! LOWELL.
Benjamin Woods, who has been quiteI
/ sick, is better.
! a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Watson January 5.
Blanch Stephenson Of Irasburg spent
last week at her home.
Fred Belrose was called to westfieId by
thu illness and death Of mis- father last week
A. 5. Armstrong Of Enosburg Falls was
IN town Thursday on business.
Mrs. Murphy and son have moved into
th5 Grant tenement for the winter.
Rev. L. P. Atwood of South Weymouth,
Mass, was calling on his many friends in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Lasher will break up housekeeping
soon and will go to California for a vaca-
ton. Mrs. Lasher viii board when she
returns.
at the annual business meeting of the
Congregational church society the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Clerk, Mrs. Mary Stephenson; secre-
tlry and treasurer, Mrs. Lillian Winches-
ter; collector, Mrs. Edith Hedgeman;
prudential committee; Mrs. Alma Young,
MIS-. Sara Bridges, Mrs. May Patterson.
MORGAN.
Miss Fleda Vinton is teaching in the
South school.
Qlr. and Mrs. Leon Young ere visiting in
BarnslOn, Canada.
Mrs. L. Il LitchfieId has gone to Canada
to visit her brothers.
Richard Trucott is recovering from an
ATTACK Of sciarlc rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Moore OF Newport
; were ct e. /. Aloore's THIS week.
L D. Farr and his daughter, Mrs John
son, have been quite sick lately.
Scholars have been kept from schools the
past week by the bad weather and roads.
The Morgan items through error were
= under the Morgan Center head last week
MORGAN CENTER
Mrs. VIM. Grove is quite Ill.
]. H. Gilmore is working in KeIIey's
mill at Derby.
Mrs. J. Ellis visited her daughter in
, Walden last week.
Dennie Elliott has returned to his home
0 in West Newbury.
Bert Gilman, Will EMens and sister Lille
g have returned to their work at Hanover.
Miss Katie Maxwell from CaswelPs Mil
i Is teaching the school in CargilI's district
Jessie Goodsell was home from school,
l. at Derby last week on account of illness
Fred Burroughs visited his sister, Mrs.
g Ralph Ellis, at East Charleston last week
Mrs. Jeanatte CargilL has been staying
i with Mrs. Farr at Island Pond Tor SOM
days.
d There will be public installation Of Off
Y GERS of the M. w. A at the hall Saturda
e evening Jan. 19, followed by an oyste
!. supper. Everyone invited.
D. w. Scribner had his right arm badl,
r. injured while working In Rillard's mill las
recently. The elbow was thrown out o
Joint and the bona above the elbow spill
! NEWPORT.
Noel Smith Is out again after a week
= confinement with severe cold.
" Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gilchrist are the par
ents of a son. born Monday, Jan. z.
!. Z. r. Storrs, Grand Patron, o. e. s., wa
re- In Rutland Thursday attending q distric
mt citing.
ps Chas. G. Taylor OF the U. s. custom
% office at Island Pond called on friends her
al Saturday.
Mrs. William Neal has been quite Ill
being In danger OF having typhoid fever
but is now much better.
Last week being the Week of Prayel
* union services were held in the severa
10 churches here and at West Derby.
The funeral of Joseph Merrill was he'll
at his late home on Sunday, Jan. 6. Mem
Sc hers of Baxter Post, G. A. R., attended.
Maurice Kendall goes to- day to Idaho
where he hopes to find a climate NOR
suita BILE TO his health, which is yer
delicate.
F. F. Miles has resigned his position Q
=, assistant state auditor and will give hi
III entire attention in the future to his la,
practice.
A mile track has been laid out on til
lake just south OF the lighthouse, owe
d. which the hnrses at the Nauro-t S4aa