Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-06
has finished work for

Roland Gilman has been suffering
with qulnsy sore.
Miss Lucy Wheeler visited friends in
West Glover last week.
Miss Matte Holdridge visited friends
in West Burke last week.
Frank Virgins, who is boarding at
Herbert Fay's. is in poor health.
Misses Blanche and Florence Winget
visited their aunt in Barton last week.
William Webster of Tucson, Ariz. is
visiting his brother, Charles Webster.
H. C. Goss has taken Mrs. Lucy
Curtis's sugar place to carry on this
spring.
Herman Chamberlain of McIndoes
visited his brother, H. 3. Chamberlain.
Friday.
Miss Alice Laclair Of Lowell visited
at D. A. Brahana's and T. C. Fishers
last week.
Miss Claribel Somers of Boston, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Somers.
William Locke of St. Johnsbury is
Mrs. w. L. Locke.
Miss Leah Cole has gone to Barton
Landing to finish learning the MILL
merry trade. She is working for Bas-
sett & Pudvah.
Prof. E. A. Bishop, D. D., of Mont
peller seminary, preached most ex-
| cellent sermon at the Methodist church
Sunday morning.
F. J. Grant was elected a delegate
to the Vermont Methodist conference
at Barre, and Miss Mary Knapp re-
serve delegate.
Next Sunday is the last before con-
ference. A full attendance of the
membership OF the Methodist church
is desired. All pledges for the church
benevolences should be paid on or be-
fore that day. s.
Miss Ruth Buchanan and Chester Ne
Golf, both of this place, We're united in
marriage by Rev. E. E. Wells Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGof are we'll known
here and their many friends wish them
happiness. -
All schools in town begin Monday,
Apr. 13. The teachers who have
charge Of the schools during the
spring term are: Prof. M. D. Young
ofDerby, higher department; grammar
room. NJ. Nellie McGoff intermediate
room, Eta Litchfeld; primary, Elsie
a Skinner; Burton Hill, Dora Wiley of
) Barton Landing; Morrill, Hill, Sadie
Corley of Barton; Edmunds district,
Bertha Kline of Charleston Ware dis
! trict. Anna Boynton of Coventry; Kid
der district, Helen Lemos.
LOWELL.
5 Patsey McGoff has moved to Mont
gomery.
Mr.. Martin Of Worcester, Mass, is
r in town.
I. Leander Sinclair is night Waterman
1 L at the mill.
Thomas Leland Of Johnson was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Nancy Richardson was quite i'll
y with grip last week.
Rock Snider has purchased the Hard
Ii ing place of Frank Sanborn.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Media Pudvah are the
~ parents of son, born April 3.
Miss Alice Gilbert of Westfeld spent
, few days in town last week.
g Mrs. Lorraine Hutchins is visiting
friends in Eden for few weeks.
m Horace Lapier was called to West
lg field Tuesday by the death of his faith
err.
c. VIM. Thornton has changed place:
b. with Elmer Batchum and taken pos
s. session.
Mrs. Smyth Sisco of North Tro,
r spent last week with her mother, Mrs
Sc Newton.
. Ray Lathe and family have gone t.
North Troy, where he has work in tn
&C. tub shop.
IA ~, VIM Patterson has returned from
" Glover and will work for John Finne
-, gan this season.
rs Mr.. Morehouse has finished work a
ut night Waterman at the Silsby mill an
he returned to Massachusetts.
'e L. C. Grant of Burlington. Benjami
Strachan Of Montpelier, James Richi
of ST. JOhnsbury and George Brown
J, members of the United States ASIDE.
KS tOs Co., were recent visitors at tt
mines, which are now turning out
nj fine quality of asbestos.
rd- MORGAN.
:: John Moore is having the germa
- 10 measles.
Dayton Stokes is carrying on Mr.,
IN Littlefield's sugar place.
ng Joel Williams has small stock &
logs at his mill this season.
Ill Job Drown and Lyman Elliott ar
is moving to West Charleston.
Ora Burroughs is furnishing h
las cream patrons with tin cream cans.
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ed Bert Cole is moving from Oriso
Webster's farm to place at Eas
Charleston.
rs ,
lily MORGAN CENTER.
w., ooo Mrs. w. J. Scribner is i'll.