Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14

Shurtleff the Silas Holloway farm and
has purchased the stock now on the
place of Geo. Clark of Morrisville.
c. F. Billiard has sold his entire
dairy of 10 cows to B. D. Piper, price
$3.50. Mr.. Billiard will go to New
York the first of June to open bakery
there.
The Junior Epworth League. recent
~ organized. elected the following
officers vice president of spiritual de-
partment, Miss Ruth Sternburg: de-
partment of mercy and help, Miss
Frances Batchelder. department of
missions, Miss Marjorie Sternburg:
literary department, Carmi RatcheI
der; secretary, Miss Hazel pope:
treasurer. Frank Hutchins.
IRASBURG.
Mrs. E. A. Holbrook has been on the
sick list the past week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Messier Monday, April 5.
DR.. P. C. Templeton's little daugh.
| ter has been quite ill the past week.
F. H. Holdridge remains very ill,
Miss Lynch of Orleans is caring for
him.
| The sugar makers report an unprec-
edented crop so far and the quality is
excellent.
Mrs. Fred Herman has been quite
i'll the past week, threatened with
pneumonia.
E. P. Webster was in Newport We'd
nesday to attend the road commission
ers' meeting.
Misses Blanche and Florence Winget
spent few days with their aunt in
Barton last week.
H. C. Seavey and the mill help are
n Craftsbury starting the drive of
ogs for the E. l.. Chandler Co.
d. A. Brahana and G. w. Russell
were in Newport Tuesday to attend a
meeting Of the school directors.
Cornelius McGoff returned home Sat-
urday from Somersworth, N. H., where
he has spent the winter with his son
Charles.
There will be no service in the
Methodist church Sunday as the pastor
and family are in Hardwick attending
conference.
Melvin and George Kennison were
called to North Troy Wednesday by
the death of their brother-in-law, D.
w. Kelley.
Beginning April 20 Mrs. F. A. Field
, will have on sale at her home a new
and up-to-date line of children's hats
and bonnets.
Rev E. E. Wells preached the last
sermon of this conference year Sun
, day. 1t is hoped and expected that
Mr.. Wells will be returned to this
charge.
E. N. Knapp returned home from
Baltimore Tuesday. His mother re-
7 NAMED in Baltimore for visit of a
few weeks with her daughters and
! | will visit friends in Springfield before
returning home.
The report of the NJ E. church for
the conference year shows the affairs
: in good condition. Over $500 has
. benevolences. The vestry has been
2 repaired and new lights added. A new
a church organ has been purchased and
{ horse-shed built. Much credit is due
e the Ladies Aid and Epworth League
j societies. Seven persons have been
9 received on probation. The average
I attendance at Sunday service is over
. 100. This condition has been brought
: about directly by the unselfish devotion
: of the pastor to his work and the
: hearty cooperation Of the people.
MORGAN,
b Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Holmes are gain
;. ing slowly.
Q John Walters has been suffering with
l an injured knee.
d Frank LeClair is CARRYING on l.. D.
! Fairs sugar place at the pond.
z Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Chase are visit
II ing in the south part of the state.
Harold and Emile Taylor of Derby
have been in town visiting relatives.
:. Miss Crawford is tending the Peo-
>, pies telephone central part of the
time.
: E. K. Lord has been confined to the
house and under DR.. Taylor's care for
several days.
). Miss Ann E. Little is improving ir
health, is now able to be about the
J. house but not strong yet.
" Mrs. C. C. Sargent has gone to E
hospital for an operation. Mr.. Sar
20 gent went with her, but has returned
le and we understand the operation wa:
r successful.
Hiram Todd had a serious accident
is at c. I. Moore's store the evening OF
n April 5. While putting up an adver
N tisement he put tack into his mouth
and it slipped into his throat, where il
" stuck for about two days.
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