Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-17

few days With her husband and
son Charles in Somersworth, N. II.
Rev. A. S. Bole of Coventry, will
preach in the Congregational church
every Sunday afternoon until further
notice.
Mrs. Fred Herman received news
Saturday of the death of her sister,
which occurred at her home in Gleason
dale, Mass.
F. H. Holdridge suffered another
shock Monday morning and is in crit
ical condition, with but little hope of
his recovery.
| Arthur King has moved on to the
town farm. }. A. Mailloix, who has
carried on the farm the past year. VIII
move to Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Brewster have
gone to Orleans to spend a few days
with his parents before going to their
future home in Billerica, Mass,
There will be pound party Saturday
evening at the home of Mrs. Touches.
who is caring for her father, William
Glover. Let all lend a helping hand.
DIR. Templeton accompanied Henry
Priest to Montreal last Wednesday.
where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the Royal Victoria
hospital.
Among those who attended the fu-
neral of C. II. Woodcock of North
Troy, were J. c. Carpenter, E. n.
Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.Goss, J. A.
Wheeler and Mrs. George Clark.
Verne Miles met with an acc dent
last Friday. AS he was leading a horse
to the barn it jumped and threw him
, to the ground; then the horse reared
and in coming down, struck him, caus-
ing quite severe bruises on his head
and injuring one leg. Dr. Templeton
. dressed the wound and he is gaining
. nicely.
e The menagerie social, which was to
have been held at the home of Mr., ard
n Mrs. F. E. Lee last Thursday evening
, was postponed O. count of the storm.
and will be held next Friday evening.
Bear in mind that the admission to the
a menagerie for the gentlemen is a stick
= of pepsin gum, and the ladies a lead
:, p neil and two toothpicks. All are
cordially invited. Admission, 10 cents.
. Refreshments will be served.
t The entertainment given last Friday
y evening by 1.-The College Girls" was
considered a decided success by all
q who heard 1t. The reader, Miss
= Marion Nichols, possesses a rare COM
u bination of grace, naturalness and good
= taste. Every number was enthusiast
t cally encored. Miss Rachel Morton
Y possesses a very pleasing soprano
It voice of remarkable range. Miss
:. Morton was enthusiastically applauded
in every number Miss Mary Brown.
- contrato. has a rich, sympathetic voice
" and is equally pleasing with the banjo
y or at the piano. Should this company
NJ NJ ever visit the place again they will be
- most cordially received.
LOWELL.
Miss Alice Laclair spent last week
in Irasburg.
B" Mr.. and Mrs. David Burgess are
visiting in Johnson.
- Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Weed were in
North Troy Thursday.
n Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Cello of Orleans
were recent visitors in town.
> Moses Sanville of Westheld has
hired the Shortsleeves tenement.
10 Frank Martin recently.lost a horse
while saving wood wlth-,a machine.
~ Mrs. William Weed was called to
North Troy by the illness of Mr.. Wood
Id cock.
u Mrs. David sBatchum was very ill
r Friday, but is more comfortable at
n. present.
st A little child of Roy Lathe recently
ne burned her face quite badly by falling
onto the stove.
ed Ernest Watson has moved his family
Of over the store and Mr.. Barney has
moved in where Mr.. Watson moved
on out.
v. Fred Bridges and A. P. Sweet were
in home over Sunday from Newport.
where they are serving as jurors at
iii county court.
~ MORGAN CENTER.
Mrs. C. L. Burroughs is i'll.
ge B. J. Williams is quite i'll with tom
S. silitis.
Is Mrs. James Blake has been very i'll
for some days.
Mrs. De Eta McDougal from New
port was in town recently.
~ Mrs. J. Ellis with Wilbur Ellis from
Orleans was in town last Sunday.
~ Mrs. B. J. Williams entertained her
mother. Mrs. Will Grove, from Island
in Pond recently.
Miss Trip from Bloomington is
lis stopping with her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Parker, for few days.
DIS Soon after the fire in which Mr.. and
Mrs. FL. T. Bean lost their house and
ho most of it's contents, members of the
"o Ladies' Aid Auxiliary and other
friends, promptly showed their SYM
on patty by giving them as nearly as pos
sible sufficient to replace the dishes,
:. bedding, and other articles lost in the
oii burning of their home, thus prov
ing their friendship in deeds as well
ed as words, and thereby giving both help