Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-28

The suit. Unord vs.. Youngman, at the
btel Friday resulted In q verdict for the
Naintif.
B. ID. Piper has purchased fine grey
4sm OF VIII Richards and is drawing lum-
b for Richie Brothers.
. {. A. Barber and son, Don, were called to
|hefield Sunday TO attend the funeral of
d.. BARRIERS brother, John Barber.
cASWELL'S MILL.
Mabel Waterman is visiting her aunt for
y few days.
Eugene Boothman is going to Smiths
n IN to saw shingles for two months.
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Moulton were called
J 81 Johnsbury last week by the illness of
5sir 500, George.
Mrs Martha Morrill, and little daughter
LATHE are staying at Mrs. Morrills fathers
! bile they are in st. Johnsbury.
Miss Reece closed her third term Of
rhool here Jan. 10. Miss Reece has proved
orseli TO be a very efficient teacher. Mr..
y l0dgett, the superintendent, in his report
n aid that she could teach in school de-
banding higher wages, but be hoped she
WOULD return to finish the year. Pupils
having no absent marks were Roy Davis,
ohnnie Forbes. Ruth and Hazel Hull,
ertha W White, Cora Hsrtly and Earl Cole.
RASBURG.
Il. r. Mack OF Hardwick was in town
asst Thursday.
Moses Kennison OF North Troy spent a
|sew days with his son George last week.
The ice crop is being gathered and is OF a
iue quality, measuring fifteen inches thick.
Several from here went to Barton last
Monday evening to attend the Grant lee
ture.
Mrs. Robinson of Boltonville is spending
a few days with her daughter, Miss Flor
ence Robinson.
J. S. Wiley has been very ill the past
week with an attack OF appendicitis, but
il better at this writing.
Regular meeting of Central Lodge, No.
81, L. and A. NJ. tomorrow, Tuesday, even
ing. Work in M. NJ, degree. All mem
bers are cordially invited to attend. Ban
quet.
A goodly number attended the g. E. So
cial held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j
Poeton last Tuesday evening Refresh
ments were served and good time enjoyed
by all.
There is still good deal of sickness il
this vicinity. partial list OF those whC
are sick IS as follows: Mr.and Mrs. Ralph
Willis, Mrs. ID. A. Brahana, f. A. Buchan
an, Miss Florence Robinson and little
Stewart Chamberlin.
LOWELL.
Mr.. Ward is reported very i'll with throat
trouble.
Austin Blake is visiting at his home 70
few days.
Some Of the schools in town close Fri
day, February 1.
Mrs. Lasher will preach at the Congrega
tional church next Sunday morning.
Mrs. David Burgess had the misfortune
to scald one OF her feet quite badly las
HweeE.
5. NJ. Parker of Barton Landing spen
last week among friends and relatives Il
town.
The Wednesday evening prayer meeting
was held at the home of Des. n. f. Hutch
idson.
A missionary meeting was held Wednes
day, January %, at the home of Mrs. Free
Bridges.
Announcement is made of the wedding
OF Mrs. Florencs Greenwood and Arthu
Siannsrd January p.
Mrs. Byron Lyon and children have bee
spending few weeks with her aunt, Mr.
Davis. They have returned to their hon
in North Troy.
Miss McCaffery will go to Barton tn
week, having finished work for Mr.
.ireenwood, and Mrs. Green wood will NJ
RIM hotel here longer.
MORGAN CENTER
Mrs. VIM. Grove still remains very Il
Mrs. j. Ellis and family desire throue
the MONITOR TO thank the Woodmen al
all others for their kindness in helpir
them to good supply of wood last Wee
nesday. Mr.. Ellis has been ill for sor
sine and Is still unable to work.
NEWPORT.
Toe infant sou OF B. w. Longeway de
Saturday, Jan. 10.
A daughter was born to Mrs. Chi
Bartlett last week
Col. T. M. Mansur spent last week
Washington, ID. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. True were in Bost
several days recently.
Miss Fernie Morey has been engaged