Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-05
MORGAN.

1aAc lux q ASN uHAs.
Hazsl Cobb has been visiting friends in |
Island Pond recently.
Geo. Gray OF Bloomington has been at
bis fathers during haying.
Mrs. Ida Elliott has gone to the hospital
at st. Johnsbury for medical treatment.
We hear that William Vinton is now in
Maine with his waffle wagon.
Clyde Fsrr and Elliott Heath'of Beebe
Plain visited their schoolmate, Guy
Bartlett, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Holmes have gone to
week or two.
Miss Alice Taylor and Walter Waite of
Concord, n. H are visiting their sister
and aunt, Mrs. Emily Bartlett.
Mr.. Aldrioh, the student who preached
at the Union church Sunday morning,
July Is, was well liked, and all expressed
the hope that he would come again.
MORGAN CENTER.
S. L. Blake is recovering from the
measles.
E. q. Calkins is entertaining relatives
from Massachusetts,.
Arthur Sartwen OF Beebe Plain has pur-
chased the Il. F. Bean farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cargill visited rela-
tives in Holland Thursday
Evangelist Kelley held evening services
at the Union church last week.
Mrs. c. I. Caswell, who has been very
i'll for several days, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Tibbetts of st.
Johnsbury are the guests of friends here.
Mrs. A G. Griffin and son Fletcher have
been visiting friends in Canada for several
days.
Mrs. Johnson and little daughter of
Manchester, n. H are staying at L. D.
BIRke's.
Il. Ainsworth of South Dakota and his
sister, Mrs. Dwire of West Charleston, Wis
tied their mother, Mrs. B. 81. Ainswort h,
last week.
Miss Katie Maxwell of CasweIrs Mill
and Willie Cargill of this place were mar
ried July 81. They have many friends in
this place, who wish them much happi-
ness.
TROY.
Miss Lima Mann is visiting in Franklin
county.
Herman Buck is spending the week in
Boston.
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day in town.
! Miss Marjorie Brown of Barton Landing
Is visiting here.
R. w. Adams OF Burlington has been
| spending some time in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Edmunds have
been visiting in Morrisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Kinney and two
children of Barton Landing are visiting in
| town.
MRS. Isasc Wilson and Miss Diana Will
son are spending a weeki.at Potion sui
phur springs.
Mrs. A. w. Edmunds is home from
Derby. Her cousin, Miss Ruth EJenne
came with her.
Miss Bertha Wursthorn was called hom
William Hodsden.
Sam Puffer was thrown from his bicyc
Monday afternoon, breaking both bones {
his left arm just above the wrist.
Mrs. D. e. Woodwork, who has beer
here for four weeks helping to care for be
mother, Mrs. Houston, has returned &
her home In WestfeId.
There will be lawn party on the com
mon with a promenade in Aiken's hal
Thursday evening, August s. Ice crear
and cake will be served. Troy iCorne
band will furnish music, for whose bene f
the entertainment is given.
IA little before 1 O'Clock on the mornin
OF Monday, July 20, Emma Frances, wifi
of VIII w. Ward, died of cancer at tn
home Of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Kirk, il
Troy aged 81 years, 3 days. The decease
was the daugh ter of the late John an
Rebecca Brown of this town, and was tn
eighth in family of 10 children. She re
sided in Westfield until her marriage t.
Mr.. Ward. Many years Of her m 7rrie
were spent near Boston, Mass; but mo
recently in town OF Lowell. She leave
her hus band and four sons, Ellis of Black
stone. R l., Stanley of Westmore, Allel
of Westfeld and Ralph, who remained
with his parents, to mourn her loss, beside
several brothers and sisters and more dis
tant relatives. She was woman of grea
patience, a faithful wife, a devoted ant
loving mother and kind friend. Tn
funeral was held in the CongI churcl
here on Tuesday afternoon, July 80, Rev
F. A. Junkins officiating, and the inter
ment was in the Westfield cemetery. Al
her sons were present at the funeral. Tht
is the first funeral to be held in the nev
church at Westfeld.
WESTMORE.
Miss Day, of New York has built he
cottage over, added a barn to her pre-
misses and built boat house this summer