Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-10

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George aaode, has bsea y.s..ias A. Play
MilsF's.
Ha al Ds~!lg : aAylss ss:.,aatr5aS.e
VIA her tnsoat.
Miss Esslyn Dsx!ax {, working Tor Der
Uncle, rusd Dsex.
Albert Abbot, Ios;a horse las, week, by
atrsa faIiiag ou il.
Mr. aud ars- David wilson returned
from Rupert Tuesday.
Irene Randall 1. spending a tew DAY. a,
nsr nomsi In LyndoaEllle.
{. A. KeIton Is cutting ice on Parker
pond for Glover cream ry.
G.s Wilson Is In Riehiosd visiting his
uncle aud other relatives.
J. E. wyIie recently drew . spruce log 10
tbs Lasreacs mill which sawed on, 1885
feet.
Archis Stone has flashed work for hts
uncle, Arthur s.Imon, and gone to his
home IN Albany.
the many friends Of Mrs.. Fred Simpson
viii be sorry 10 learn thst she Is suffering
from a broken wrist.
Rev. A. b. Ross and Rev. A. II. Hewitt
will exchange pulpits next Saodsy. serv-
Ices a. The usual hour.
NJ. and Mrs. w. A. Roys,ou entertained
a party OF sixteen friends from Barton
playing whist, Friday evening.
Glover grange, M. 2T2, will meet Tues
day evening, aad there will be work IN the
third and fourth degrees.
The fourth quarterly conference OF the
~. +. church viii be at the homa OF the
pastor, Feb. =, al 2 p. N.
Mrs. ). n. Clark Is not improving from
the effects OF the burn she received tso
weeks ago as fast as her friends wish.
II. J. Dwinell of Maynard. Mass, q son
OF ]. E DSinell, Is very sick with rheu-
matte fever. His brother Fred of Lyndon
VILE, has gone to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson start
today tMonday) on q trip through the
Southern states. Sumner Scott IL to look
after their homs while they are away.
The course OF lectures q aished last Tues
day evening, with . concert By The Moaa-
t,an Trio The concert was very good. the
v%ioiinisi snt rsads 81 o,lag especially sood.
School In the Parrish district taughtIby
Minnie K Smi!h closed Friday, Feb. Z.
Hazh Abbott aud o Bradley had no
sbsent marks during the term. Arthur
Dxx,er vas absent two half days, Psrisy
Drew, varnum and Wallace Abbot, were
each absent one day. 20
The following people are on the s!ck hat:
Mrs. Tetnplcton from . severe attack OF
bear, irou ole, Wilbur che-ley Of ,onsiltls,
Martin S~lcrooarpc Is threatened WITH
pneumonia, Miss Sarah Joh7pon, Mrs.
Eits Dexter, Mrs. {. s. Parker and J. E.
Dsineli with severe colds.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cook, Mr.and Mrs.
Martin srunniog and Wan. Bruaning OF
Barton. NJ. aud Mrs.. ~. A. Sortoa of
LyndonviIIe. Miss winifred Drew of ST.
Johnsbary, Miss Kate Sessions of Coven-
try, Mr. and Mrs. FL. Cook and Mr.. and
Mrs L~onar Drew o. Newport we're 10
town Thursday to attend the funeral of
Miss Glenn Cook.
oa Tassiay evening, Feb. 18Th. at eight
O'Clock, tue Rev. W. h. Dukeshirc viii
give ~ the NJ. l.. church his interesting
aad uaiqas ieciarc From Laaoermsn's
Camp to Pulpit" The vivid scenes OF
this lecture are pictures from life, ADD VIII
be OF prod, to all No admission viii bs
charged n no coliec.ion take7- Every
onc IL invited.
The Mud Island school closed Friday.
Miss Nina wyiie teacher. Those having
no marks during the year we're Lois and
Leslie Dcwing and Rslpa 5hasney. Ralph
Shatney had three and . hail miles TO
walk Mutin Caller rood, Mary and
Margaret wylse onIy missed three days
during the year. Howard Gesves had 70
marks daring the tsrm and Eiiih Dswins
wss abssu only on sccoon, OF sscknsss.
Friday astsruoou Ma cass- Waite enter
tanned the scholars ss hx hous. which was
enjoyed By all.
The death OF Min 0Isnn C,ok, Oldest
daughter Of Mr. and Mn. H. H. Cook. oc-
currsd Mondsy.Psb ssd. sfrss an iissss OF
many mooshs uith 6sishs's dissass, In
lths zsad yAx Of hsr agsL Daring 30