Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-12-15

MORGAN.
Mrs. Frank Lewis is suffering with
an injured side.
Rev. Barnard has been confined to
the house with severe cold.
Cows sold at w. w. Wilder's auc-
ton from $18 to $35, hay $14.50 per
ton.
Hendrick Twombly of Orleans is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo. Bart.
lett.
r. K. Lord has gone to South Roy
alton to see his nephew, Charles Dag
gett. who is sick
A very pleasant item is going
among the papers in regard to a sum-
mer hotel for Seymour Lake. We hope
it is true. but the land is still owned
by Morgan man, although there is
prospect of a sale for cottages.
MORGAN CENTER
Pond.
A. A. Burroughs is working at East
Charleston.
Bert Cargill was at Island Pond on
business last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burroughs
nave moved to East Charleston.
). H. Gilmore was called to East
charleston on business last SATURDAY..
MIR. and Mrs. D. w. Scribner from
Island Pond were in town last week.
! Mr.. and Mrs H. Danforth from
1siand Pond were the guests of friends
here recently.
r Mr.. and Mrs. B. Wilson and Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Calkins have returned
to Massachusetts for the winter.
i Mrs. c. ]. Goodsell was called to
East Charleston last week on account
j, of the illness of her little niece, Ber-
. o tie Bushaw.
!. TROY.
: Allen Ball spent some Tina in Bos-
r ton recently.
o Waiter Parker had the misfortune
to cut his foot recently while work
o ing for A. j. Miller.
;. Mrs Daniel Hayes is home from ST.
8 Jonnsbury. where she spent a few
10 weeks at Brightlook Hospital.
Elmer Rockwell and Peter Martin
are in Burlington to consult DIR.
..H Twitchell in regard to their eyes.
t. M. and Mrs. Harland Marston ara
lie at the home of their daughter, Mrs
or Orrln Gregory, at Province Hill, P.Q.
The village school began Dec. 18th
ly with Mr.. Bevins in the grammar room
is and Miss Lucretia Porter in the pri-
g. mary.
~ Miss Dora Temple returned to Bur-
Ia lington after spending several months
n with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Hol-
~ land Temple.
to The sixteen months old daughter of
re Clarence Buck had the misfortune to
8, fail from her high chair and break her
a arm recently.
r. Julina Mann, ArIey Macomber, Eu-
70 genla Peck, Ruth Emerson and Ralph
49, Albee have returned to Derby acad
ca envy after spending the vacation at
their homes here.
" Mra. Howard Brock is home from
,ir New Hampshire, where she has spent
IT. several months with her mother at
IN Lisbon and her daughter, Mrs. Leon
he Wiley, at Manchester.
p The Ladies CT the Congregational
n society will hold sale of aprons and
~ fancy articles at their vestry Thursday
io- evening, Dec. 10Th. Supper from six
Or until all are served; cordial invi-
u.s. ton to all.
oy. Gu Dec. End William Powers anG
Miss Winnlfred Hodge were MARI ed
ION at the brides home near Montreal
ler P.Q. Mrs. Powers is we'll known il
,ua town, having spent several months
nv. here few years ago. Their many
ION friends here wish them a long happy
len life. They are at home at the Power
roe farm.
ngs Old residents of our town will lear
the with regret of the death Of Portus Fl
OH; Smith, which took place at his hom
he'd in Minneapolis, Nov. 30th, from
nus stroke Of paralysis, which occurre
ere Nov. 8th. Mr.. Smith leaves widoy
'oo, ard Two cons, Max Portus and Sim
ish .Josenh The smith family were IN
VINO many years residents of OR town an
'ss. had many friends here.
WEsTMoRE.
lool Miss Harriet Myers visited at Coz
entry Saturday and Sunday.
emit A. E. French went to Burlingto
Monday to attend the state Grange.
,wn S. M. Cole has so far improved
health as to return to his work {
,.t Island Pond.
Wilmer Daniels and Wayne Frenc
oro are home from their school at Mour
Hermon, Mass.
.n Miss Maude Tatro, who has been VII
on' iting relatives at Newport for seve
al days, has returned home.
'me The Ladies' Aid society will NEE
'Ss' with Mrs. Don Switser Thursday tn
ace 10th. Oysters will be served from
and to p. m; all are cordially invited.
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