Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-25

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for many years. The body was buried in
the village cemetery.
MORGAN.
s. {. Wilcox has rented his lake sugar
p ace to e. j. Thomas.
S. c. Wilcox's family, who have nearly
all been sick, are now improving.
One OF Faank LeClair's children has the
whooping cough, others are sick with
Id.
Myron Lurvey, the new road commits
sioner, has purchased fine pair OF horses
for BAD work.
Some farmers scattered their sap buckets
before the storm and are now wondering
where they are.
IL out of town fisherman would respect
the law as well as those in town, there
| would not be much complaint.
Wednesday, the 10th, was the first day
| of the winter that Don Allbee did not
make his mail trip from Island Pond.
A sum OF money has been collected in
this neighborhood to send for the China
| 5uutE6IS GIO I'LL 4oLiaL 1AGAoAA'
MORGAN CENTER
H. D. Elliot is very i'll with pneumonia.
B.J. Williams has the Peoples telephone
at his residence.
Harry Elliot is attending the spring term
at Derby Academy.
Roy and Lyle SWEET visitsd at D. w.
Scribner's recently.
J. A. Gray, who has been i'll about all
winter, has been worse for some days and
suffering greatly.
NEWPORT.
G. D. WaIworth was ill several days last
week.
F.P. Davis will shortly engage in the
coal business.
Miss Emily Hamilton is visiting friends
in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. B. A. Watkins visited relatives IN
Concord, N. H, last week.
p. A. Robbins was in Montpelier Friday
and Saturday on business.
Harvey F. Titus OF the customs service at
Quebec was in town Friday.
Mrs. f. e. Bemis has returned from c
visit to relatives in Massachusetts,.
VIM. Parker, Geo. Curtis and Milo Hine
of Lowell were in town last week on bust
ness.
The annual school meeting will be hell
Tuesday evening, Mar. &c, and the villag
meeting on Friday evening, Mar. 20.
Phelps & Oben have installed anothe
chair in their tonsorial parlor, with goo
barber attached to accommodate the need
of their business.
, The committee who have in charge tn
proposed Boat clubhouse report a favor
able outlook. Come up now with your en-
thusiasm and subscriptions and make til
= clubhouse a reality.
Much sorrow is felt here over the deaf
- of Mrs. Beede at Barton Landing and muc
sympathy expressed for the sor 70 wing re
atives. Quite number of our people al
'r tended the funeral, including delegatio
% from Lakeside Chapter, Order OF theEaster
Star.
st Henry Mossa, who short time ago LEI
q school to go on the railroad as brakeman
g was caught bstween the draw bars while al
tempting to make hitch on the G. P. wa
al freight near Mansonville and seriously il
n jured. He was taken to a hospital
r Montreal for treatment and it is hope
that his life may be saved.
ly TROY.
- Mrs. Mildred Houston Beck of STU Johns
~ bury is visiting in town.
Merle Chandler of North Troy is spenC
X ing three weeks vacation here.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Edmonds have gol
~ to Coventry to visit their son, Gary.
Rev. F. A. Junkins exchanged pulpi
with Mrs. Lasher of Lowell the oath.
at There was no service at the NJ. E. churC
II. March II. as Rev l. 4. Ranney was ILL.,
er A. w. Edmonds has bought the stock
l. Smith Brothers and begun business whe
IN Smith Brothers have done business +
ID nine years.
ne Albert Stewart and family have returns
to their home here from Bolton where tn