Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-02-11
John Hennessy is ill.

John Hennessy is ill.
Mrs. j. B. winget has a sister from |
Canada visiting her.
Fred Drown and family visited friends
at Barton over Sunday.
Mrs Elijah Cleveland who has been sick
is reported little better.
Marshall Clement was on the sick list the
greater part of last week.
Mrs. l.. M. Clement was IN Newport the
guest of friends, last Friday.
Mrs. T. J. Cargill of Morgan was the
guest of her sister, Mrs Levi Towle, several
days last week.
Rev. w. R. Davenport was taken i'll yes
| terday during his morning service and was
obliged to leave the church.
Mrs. Braddish, who resides with Mrs.
Fis1er, was stricken very suddenly last :
week with an attack of the grip.
Joseph Hennessy of Lisbon, N. H and
| Ethel Hennessy of West Lebanon, N. H, |
visited their parents here last week.
Quite number of the Knights of Pythias |
are planning 10 go to the district meeting |
at st. Johnsbury next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Mute lost her gold watch
| on the street Wednesday but one of the
children found it and restored it to its
owner.
Joshua Tenney passed his ninetieth
birthday last Tuesday. He retains his
faculties to good degree, but is not very
strong.
The district meeting of the Knights of
Pythias will be held here on Tuesday even
ing of Feb. 26th A more extended notice
will be given later.
, The village band, which has been meet
ing every week for instruction by Mr..
!, Young, will hold its next meeting on
Tuesday evening, February 49,
} FL. Hudson, who was hurt at the fire re-
Gently, is slowly gaining, and Arthur Ord
way who was scaIded at the same fire was
! obliged to lay off number of days, but is
better.
Y Tt is reported that Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
d Hooks little son, Arthur, is very sick, with
q little hope of his recovery. Mr.. Hooks
Y people moved to Burlington from this
y place about year ago.
!. ''Mother" Fisher, who is in her 9Sth year,
q had sudden attack of sickness last week.
d For awhile 1t seemed that the attack
It would prove fatal, but she rallied again
e and is considerably better, though very
a weak.
: At the parsonage on Saturday evening,
y Feb. 9, Rev. 6. L. shaeffsr united in mar
u riage Miss Jessie Hawkins and Charles A
q Bellway. Both young people reside in
~ Barton Landing and their many friend:
! wish them much JOY and happiness.
:, Edward D. Collins, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
= l. D. R. Collins of this place, principal o
- the Johnson state normal school, gave al
- address at ''Founder's Day" observance
- :. at Brigha academy, Bakersfield, Monday
- his subject being 'sThe Cornerstone of De
- mocracy."
"a A number Of the young people of thi
er place went to Newport last Tuesday even
#. ing to witness the Newport girls baske
an ball team play with the Montpelier semi
to nary girls team. It was close game, til
no score being Is to IA in favor Of the New
,es port team.
Iy, The girls basket ball team of this plac
sr, go on four days. game trip this week
l., Wednesday evening they play the Mont
ny pelier high school, Thursday evening tn
he Stowe team, Friday evening the Spauldin
err high school team, and Saturday evenin
W. the Montpelier seminary team.
ms The basket ball game between the Lyn
~. donville team and the home team to- moi
row evening promises to be a fast on,
fyro hod hot
lay royal before and fast clean game Is ez
pected. social dance will be held efte
IN the game at SOC per couple. Game calle
.rd at s o'clock.
& pretty home wedding occurred o
viii Wednesday afternoon at 500 O'Clock
The the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle o
Maple street when Miss Alice Whipple
Tho Magog, P. @, sister of Mrs. Doyle, W.
=. united in marriage to Henry J. Fuller
on this place. The ceremony was performe
a. by Rev. G. L. Shaeffer.
Last Monday evening in their secon
game of the league series the Barto
Landing girls basket ball team met ar
defeated Montpelier Seminary. 1t was
sharp contest throughout, the final SEQ
gu being Il to Z. The especial feature "
~ the fine work of the Seminary's team Gel
. ter, Miss CIogston, in throwing foul ba
nc kets. Following is the lineup:
. 'oo MONTPELIER BARTON LANDING
n, Snow IF Church
non Warren LIZ STATIC
n Ciogston Benne
Pond rg Allcburt
Get Pope lg Badg
ess- Summary: Baskets from the floor, 6enn
ing 3, Stafford 2, Pond; baskets from fou
nch Clogston 5, Bennett, Stafford. Refer
ded Hamilton. ITmnire Rines. Attendap
,. It's.
The Book and Thimble .cIub met WI
Mrs. French, Wednesday sfternoon, Js
'oaS 80 Nineteen members were present. R
call was responded to with quotations fsc