Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-05-06

TO Canada by the death OF Mr.. Cutters
brother. They went Tuesday night.
The bell for the 81. Z. church was hung
last Thursday. TX was purchased with the
money left to the church as a gift for the
purpose by Mrs. Ella Burlington, who died
last July.
Mrs. Martha Kelley died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Wallace Thomas, Sat
urday afternoon, Apr. q, at O'Clock, after
long and painful illness with heart
trouble. she was a woman loved by all
wh A new her and bore her differing with
on ~ omplsining, always greeting her
frlSIds with q smile whenever they called
on her. A prayer WAS held at the house
Monday morning. The remains were
taken 10 wheeiucS for inteTment beside
her husband, who died p years ago.
HOLLAND.
Jennie Lackey il teaching in Charleston.
Is Pomeroy is teaching at Morgan Cen
tre.
Mrs. E. A.Ferrin has been on the sick
us,.
John Bryant OF Charleston was in town
recently.
Augustus Lowell was home from Norton
over Sunday.
Kate Ferrin has returned to her school
IN Randolph.
school in district No. 8 begins to-day
with Ira Pomeroy, teacher.
The Silver Crown society met with
Eleanor Palm last Tuesday.
RlASBURC.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Dion May 5.
T.. r. Webster spent Sunday with his
mother in West Burke.
Ihs ladies OF the Methodist church will
h0-G a bazaar JLne 10 and IA.
Mr. aud Mrs. George Locke are rejoicing
over me birth OF a daughter, Maya.
Mr. ana Mrs. X. A. Buchanan spent
sunday with friends in south Albany.
Roy Phillips is home from Boston for
the summer, on account OF poor health.
r. NJ. Sears moved Friday into the house
be recently purchased of the Tyler estate.
Charles Macarthur of Wolcott has rented
here soon.
Charles Libby has returned from visit
Of several weeks with friends in White
field, ". II.
Mrs. Cornelius McGoff went to Montpe-
Her Tuesday for visit of several weeks
with her son Walter.
T.. p. Church remains very Ill. His son
Dana Of Springfield, Mass, spent a few
dsys with him last week
r. A. Buchanan has sold his hotel prop
erty to Charles Macia. Mr.. Macia Will
take possession in about two weeks.
Mrs. Nancy Carpenter, who has been
confined TO her bed for several months,
has so far recovered as to sit up little
each Gay.
Addison Smith is improving. His
brother George, who has been with him
for several weeks, returned to his home in
Troy Saturday.
VIII the ladies who have receipts to
contribute to the cook book please send
them in to Mrs. l.. 2. Webster or Mrs. f
j. Grant at once?
The w. Z. L. U. met with Mrs. Emma
Fisher Wednesday and elected delegates to
county convention, which is to be held
May % and "a.
b. z. Chase died at his late home Satur-
DAY night, May A, at tho age of 81 years
Funeral services will be held Tuesday.
May Z, at the congregational church at Z
O'clock.
sol hoc bo "A
Sears house and rented the same tc
Thomas smith of Evansville, who viii
move here soon. We are glad to welcome
Alr. Smiths people here.
Don't forget that rubber social Wednes
Gay evening in the Congregational vestry
Anything in old rubber you may brin.
viii help buy that much-needed furnace
prize will be given to the one VIII,
brings the most OF this precious article.
LOWELL.
J, H. silsby from Hartford, Conn, is il
town.
Mrs. A. Cover spent Friday in Barton
Landing.
Joseph Peck Of Long Island. Neb., i
visiting in town.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Archi
Wakefield April q.
M. and Mrs. Tillotson are the parent
OF a son born April Z.
h. ID. stannard OF Barton Landing spen
Wednesday In town.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Mayuott Durivsge April 20.
A daughter was born TO Mr. ant
Mrs. Geo. Mitchell April IS
The Modern Woodmen held a suga
social May which ali enjoyed.
wednesday evening prayer meeting wa
held at the home OF Mr. aud Mrs. I. PAT