Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-19

Cushman at the municipal court on
Thursday. No verdict was rendered.
the judge taking the case under advise.
ment. w. r. Aldrich appeared for
the plaintiff and Ed. Cook of Newport
for the defendant. The suit was for
medical attendance and medicines sup
piled Mrs. Edwin Humphrey.
Mrs. Nettie Newell of Sheffield,
sister of Mr.. Dryer, died Friday,
aged 62 years, the burial was in the
Glover cemetery. This has been the
first death in a family of IA children.
She leaves a husband and two sons,
Charles and Emery, and two aunts,,
Mrs. A. w. Wiley of this place and
mourn her loss.
IRASBURG.
S. d. Holman is very i'll at this writ
ing.
G. w. Russell has been on the sick
list last week.
| Fave Mason has purchased the Taplin
farm of Henry Macia.
Mrs. Ida Drown of Evansville is car
ing for Mrs. H. B. Chamberlin.
J. C.. Carpenter was in Burlington
Saturday to attend an r. F. d. meet
ing.
Warren Bailey of Newport spent the
past week with his nephew, Mansel
Clark.
Mrs. Dora Carpenter and Mrs. Addi-
son Smith have been on the sick list
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Chamberlin are
rejoicing over the birth of a son, born
Saturday, May Is.
E. H. Cowles of st. Johnsbury re-
Gently visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Cowles.
Mrs. Whitney of Westfeld has been
guest of Mrs. Ralph Willis and Mrs.
, George Annis the past week.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Morey of Ev-
7 erett, Mass, spent the past week with
t Mrs. Morey's brother, E. A. Cotton.
S. w. Beauclerk with a party from
Orleans camped at May pond Friday
e night and did some fishing Saturday.
e The band will give their first open
. air concert of the season on the COM
mon Saturday evening, weather per-
o hitting.
Mrs. Mary Wiley, who has been il
:. with pneumonia the past week, Is I'M.
: proving. Her granddaughter, Mrs
Cassius Allen of Orleans, has been car
e ing for her.
t. The scholars in the second primar!
n department taught by Miss Helen LIE
mos, have made and sold enough hold
@,1~L4 1ax al ~ n
h the schoolroom.
l. H. B. Chamberlin and F. A. Fiel
y were in Woodsville, N. H., Friday eve
ming to attend the eighth annual Wor
; cester Salt banquet given by the Hol
~ brook Grocery Co.
70 John Holman of Lowell, Mass, an
= Mrs. Mary Charles of Farmersvllle
N. Y, arrived here Friday morning
ne called by the serious illness of the
st father, S. d. Holman.
re Union memorial services will
held in the Congregational church SUI
day morning. Sermon by Rev. A.
re- Bole of Coventry. Rev. E. E. Wei
or will preach in Coventry.
"a The body of the widow of the la
70. Oliver Wells was brought here fro
Lowell, Mass, Tuesday morning +
,rt burial. Her son, Charles Gould, al
X. one daughter came with the body.
he Mr.. Towne of Boston, manager
Ill. the new mill on the Allen farm, h
engaged I. S. Drew's downstairs tie
Nv. ement and will move his family he
o ~; soon. Mr.. and Mrs. Drew will ma
pPA ~ L1roo for tho yrocopf with thI
~ -; daughter, Mrs. Frank Wiley.
The friends and neighbors of Orvi
mo Wells met at his home Wednesd
90 evening, May IL, to help celebrate
mi goth birthday. Finch and oil
he games were INDUCED in. Cake and
ev. cream were served. A purse of NOR
was presented him, and all went
: their homes wishing him many mt
ISL. happy birthdays.
nee
ton The w. e.. L. Y. met at the nome
ard Mrs. G. w. Russell Wednesday at
pom noon. One new memDer Jolneu {
rom the following officers were elect'
President, Mrs. Lila Wiley; v
president. Mrs. Jennie Phillips; tire
Tor urer. Mrs. Ada Russell; secreta
pan Mrs. Ada Metcalf: superintendent
lsh- flower missions. Mrs. Ina Gilmour,
eek. ioM :s4a,,daot If p n g.. Mrs.
for mR5Iotor,. snnor;ntendent Of lumb
the me- ia Walls. superintend
of press work, Mrs. Ada Metcaif;
AVE perintendent of purity, Mrs: Mar
ling Knapp; superintendent OF oaDDaen
G. servance, Mrs. j. H. Cook. Deiega
4. & to the county convention TO De he e,
will Craftshurv are Mrs. Jennie Philil
The Mrs. Ada Metcaf and Mrs. } II. Go
o be alternate delegates, Mrs. Ed. We
) inl Mrs. Emma Fisher and Mrs. Lila
ley.