Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-06-23

Children's day exercises Sunday
were very interesting, the children do
ing their parts very nicely.
Mrs. Celia Perkins and Mrs. Julia
Skinner of Orleans spent few days
In town the last of the week.
E. T. Seaver of North TROY who
bought the Abel farm has sold the
same to George Hardy of Newport.
There will be an ice cream social at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Win
get Friday evening. An invitation to
attend is extended to ALL
Mrs. T. Patterson spent Wednesday
in Johnson and attended the closing
exercises of the normal school. Her
daughter, Bernice being one of the
graduates.
Marion Stevenson was in Bakers
field last week and attended the COM
mencement exercises at the academy.
| Her sister, Miss Louise, was one of the
graduates.
MORGAN.
@. j. Courser is preparing to build
barn.
O. P. Wilcox has been occupying
his lake cottage.
Arthur Fl. Daggett is sick and under
the doctors care.
&c Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morse of Illinois
are visiting relatives in town.
H. H. Weeden returned home from
! Washing ton, D. O., the 18th inst.
Wy L
ing his uncle from Canada the past
week.
John Walters is moving to Charles
ton to the farm known as the Jocelyn
place.
I Mr.. Blanchard from Canada is here
stopping with Mr.. Weeden to enjoy
the fishing.
Little Harry Clapper was badly
burned by tipping pan of hot starch
onto himself last Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid society were en-
tertained by Mrs. o. P. Wilcox at the
lake cottage last Wednesday.
Lem Allbee, Fred Gushing and a
friend, all from Newport have been in
town for few days at the lake.
I |
! grade will be given at the Union
,, church, Morgan, on Sunday, June q.
Congratulations to Miss Catherine
Wilcox, who has just graduated from
: Derby academy with highest honors.
: Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Cobb of Island
Pond were on their way home June IS
when their horse became frightened
and overturned them, cutting Mrs.
Cobb's face badly After having
: doctor dress the wounds they we're
able to proceed on their way home.
MORGAN CENTER.
: Ora Cargill is rebuilding his barn.
Joseph Goddard from Kirby is the
s. guest of friends in town.
7. Miss Eta Gilman is entertaining
Y friends from out Of town.
r Bears have made their appearance
at j. Williams and other places.
a Parties from Orleans have been en-
> joying few days fishing at the lax e
Rob Hodsden and family from Is
T land Pond are at their cottage at the
!, lake.
B. G. Burroughs and Mrs. VIM.
Patch have returned to their home in
g Morrisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Holmes snd
daughter of Bloomington were guests
at W. Q. Atkins's last Saturday.
|. E. M. Whitehill has taken dowr
the barn on the farm purchased o.
e Mrs. S. P. Ellis, and is making i'm
J. provements on other buildings.
The fine views of Lake Seymour
Ia and surrounding scenery by D. "
\ Scribner establish the fact that ont
r need not go out of this part Of the
state to enjoy beautiful scenery il
E their summer outing.
) TROY.
IL Teachers examinations will be held
~ ~ here Monday and Tuesday by Exam
liner Stannard of Barton.
aLa Deferred Locals.
F. E. Lord of Beverly Mass, is visit
ing relatives here.
Miss Nellie Davis has been visiting
In friends in North Troy.
Mrs. Rexford is very ill at the hom
to of her grand daughter, Mrs. Lore
Shaw.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Langmaid o
Newport have been visiting relative
Of in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Rogers of Rich
raj ford, former residents, have been visit
ing relatives here.
EN- Mrs. Foster Kinney and two daugh
tiers of Orleans are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Arad Brown.
7as
Mrs. E. D. Peck, George Chaffee an
family, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Edmunds
DIR. and Mrs. Gray and Ralph Larabe
were in Derby to attend commence
IN ment.N
Miss. Mary Wursthorne and vii
are Brightwen, station agent at East Rich
ford uera married WednasdaV Iunt