Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-16

AT the Corps meeting heidiDecember
the following officers were elected:
President. Fannie Carr, senior vice
president, Jennie King; junior vice
'esident Emma Christie; treasurer.
,rusilla Chesley chaplain, Helen
COOK, conductress. Celia Hudson;
guard, Eliza Cobb.
HOLLAND.
Chas. Lane, who has been quite
sick. is gaining.
Mrs. Annie Hartley Fisj Visiting her
father, Charles Sanborn.
Mrs. Fred Demick has been on the
sick list for the past week.
Mrs. Willie Sanborn has been enter
| tanning brother and his wife from
| Connecticut.
I Among those who have recently had
| Bell telephones installed are Charles
| Ames. Ray Ames, Elmer Miller and
j Will Sanborn.
Mrs. Emory Dagget died December
3, after short illness. xMrs. Dagget
had many friends in town who sin
cereiy mourn her less.
LOWELL.
Carl Winchester has gone to Mon
treal for treatment.
Rev. M. l.. Severance is gaining and
was able to preach Sunday. a s=~=-
Mrs. Myrtle Sanborn is clerking for
Geo. Curtis during, THE holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs sArthur Weed spent
few days in North Troy last week.
Frank Paronto has had an increase
of pension from $l4 to S24 per month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Richard re-
-r1ed last week to their home in
Springfield, Mass.
L. S. Harding. has been appointed
truant officer by the school directors
FOR the coming year.
A whist club has been organized and
Mrs. A. Stannard entertained the CLUB
Thursday afternoon. -
'1E1Theda Woodcock Of North Troy will
spend the winter with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wood.
There will be fChristmas exercises
at both churches December "a A
cordial invitation is extended to, all to
come and bring the children.
A little girl of 'Mahlon T1iIotsontfell
from the high beams of the barn to
the floor recently, hurting her very
badly, but no bones were broken.
The school house in the Albany dis
trict has been repaired and school vii
begin Monday. does IA, with Miss
Ainsworth of South Albany as teacher
F. E.. Bridges had slight fire at hi:
home Sunday morning, caused by some
clothing being hung too close Ito the
stovepipe. Mr.. Lapier gave thessalarn
and the fire was put out with but little
J damage. 500
i MORGAN CENTER.
Mrs. A.. j. Calkins is quite sick.
an-=-- ---7... -.
. Christmas exercises will be held a
the church here.
Mrs. A. A. Burroughs is.very= sicl
y with pneumonia. = ---~-
9 B. J. Williams was HON from Mont
2 pelier-over Sunday. . ,ssa p.
X G. W.sBryant has been quite Sic
]. for the past few days. 81 aess (,
al James King was injured,while work
ing in the woods last week. :, ssss
;. Fred Hodsden of Island Pond Eha
d been visiting at S. f. Barney's.
i Ora Burroughs is logging on hi
q land in the east part of the town.
= Mr. Ingalls, has opened up black
r smith shop in H. D. Elliott's building
a Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore Barnes Tof Is
o land Pond visitedl c. ~. BARNES las
q week.
T. E. Pave has his bobbin and saw
.. mill ready to run and logs are comm
! in fast.
+ A.FO. Elliott has hired out to
:: 4 Pave to saw his lumber and will NOV
!: his family to that part of Itke towr
!: f5& WESTFIELD, ~. IN S -. - =,
!; 1t is reported that Herbert Longle
: has gone to Montreal for ..medics
+ treatment. zs@..
n Little Marion Young lentertaine
+ several of her little friends at birth
; day party December 10. ..s.saA ii z.
I'll Christmas exercises will take plac
lin the, church Sunday evening at
= o clock Everyone is invited to attene
Misses Theo Hendrix and Bessi
Root are home from their Rschools 3
:? Newport Center for the holiday yacs
ton. .a1Auiagt1 &eedQ9ts5 sc1 10 G3sag
+ w. H. Kelley has finished work D
: Is the railroad and is home. q Tom Kint
= who has been taking his place durin
= his absence in the shop, has fnishe
- .hwOrk for him. &I f1J it&5sG %5tNs fDA