Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-09
ER.ASDURS.


George Kennison is on the sick list
Mrs. Ed. Cotton was i'll with the grip |
last week.
Mrs. Deibert Mac a has been very i'll the |
past week.
Miss Myrtia Slack has returned from
North Troy.
Bane Qaimby OF Lyndonville is visiting
friends in town.
Mrs CIV. Parker visited friends in Bar
ton Landing last thursday.
Henry Wiley of Holyoke, Mass, visited
his mother and brother last Saturday.
&. H. Woodward was in Newport last
week to attend county court as juror
Mrs Ada Templeton and Mrs. Ra phi
Qlm by, who have been i'll, are improving.
Rev E. E. Wells wi speak next Sunday
evening on Glow much is man WORTH?
John France and nephew from Island
| Pond visited his brother David, last week.
Mrs Homer Seavey has been quite i'll the
past week with an attack OF appendicitis.
Frank Harris has returned to his home
in Franklin, Nh. Mrs. Harris will return
later.
Mrs. Harr Man e. of Coventry was the
gust OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Metcalf last
week.
S. E. Clough is building a new sugar
use, Ea ,ry Marley OF Gov ntry is coin :
the work.
Misses May and Lucy " heeler were in
Enosburg last week to attend the wedding
of cousin.
Mrs. Nancy Carpenter r(c iged 165 P ostal
cards and letters last Wednesday, it being
her Goth birthday.
Several from here attended the concert
b. the Bostonia Sex tie st at.cn Ind
il s Thursday we ing.
NJ 70 d. Bailey is qaiGo III vita isat&-
IN 9tor ! ! h um ism. H3r son, via Uif I'd
OF Spokane. Wash visited 4er LAST week.
Ms, q, ~ P4slips is recovering fzom
kdrr.c. illaess. AIRS, Booth, lis nusss
wa3 hiss b-4a Gazing for her, 7-t4.aed t.
h-r Il me IL Bloomington last E1l-ay.
Ms. Hattie Howard fell on ehe street
ona d5y last week AID was quite severely
injured s1a was taken to the home Of
Mr., and Mrs I. 3. Drew, where she is be-
. ing cased for.
: The annual town meeting ives well at
: tended by the voters. The Msthodist
ladies furnished d royal dinner IN Court
r House nail mich was Well patronizad. a
list of the officers will be found on another
}. page.
The ladies of the Cong'l society viii meet
r. in the church parlors Thursday, March IL
to tie quilts for the fair. A ten cent din.
-, ner will be served at II O'Clock. mos
= cordial invitation is extended to all tt
come for the day.
The Village Inprovem ent society viii
give an entertainment at Court House hal
II Friday evening, March 10, consisting of
fl ag drill by 10 young ladies and a good
re night drill by six little Els. A specia
act will take place between drills. Tn
e evening will close with a leap year prone
made and box party.
c. The town voted 800 for the Irasbur.
Co net Band, on town meeting day. Tt
bv band shows that there has been much bar
10 work done during their training and tn
boys are to be commented for the resul
and should be remem oered in a su bstantiG
way by the town. 1t is q pleasure for a
IN lovers of music to look forward to that i
store for us from this source.
mt The community was startled Saturda
morning to hear of the sudden death
oss Richard Shepherd. Mr. Shepherd had NJ
been in the best Of health for sever
ne months, though able to be about and c
more or less work. Saturday mornir
!. while eating breakfast with the family b
- heart failed to do its work and he di:
: almost Immediately. The funeral servic
on will be held at his late home Tuesday
ate 10 o'clock.
'r1- A CARD-We wish to express our appr
rial citation of the great kindness shown to
by friends and neig abors during the i
Less and death of our dear husband al
lie father. and to thank all who in any "