Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-17


What matters. so Gods w;aFappear?
Twill not fear to- launch my. bark
Upon the darkly rolling flood,
lis but to- pierce the missAand then |
How beautiful to- be with Godp'
We wish 10 thank our ffiends and |
neighbors FOR their many aets of kind |
ness in the sickness and death of our
beloved daughter and sister, also for1
the beautiful flowers and particularly
the choir for; the service atAtse church
Mrs. Eta Dexter,
Perley S. Dexter,
Charles Dexter,
Mrs. j.. M Sherburne,
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. SheFburne
and Daisy,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Sherburne.
WEST GLOVER.
Mr. and Mrs. Davio wished in New
port last week.
W. A. Nagooa's childran have tie,
Whooping cough.
Mrs. Emma Wilcox Of Morgan is,
visiting ber sisaer, Mrs. Hastings.
| Miss Calburp of Barton, spent San-
Gay with her sister, Ms. Hastings.
/ Ruth and Gordon Baker were siek
! EAST weeS and unable tcs attend school.
+ Mrs. Walter Robbins and CO 2sin
were guests at S. A. Davis recently.
/ Roy Buchanan has moved the CEN
tral Telephone. office ta Mrs. Agnes
4 Cook So.
] S. H., Bmkford recently spent a
short time ian Greensboro with a.
EcOusin.
81 Mrs. George Dow was taken very
sick Saturday nights, BUT is more COM,
. Portable.
| c. W.. Cook is having eavespoats put
on hls.house. Mrs. Hastings is having
them gut ca her barn.
Miss MeDuffee closed a successful
term OF school Nov. L. She. is exc
pectsd back for the winter term.
Miss 1oa Hannaat of Iraskmrg and
: Dr., Go4ed of Randolph were. the
guests OF Mrs. Edith Clark last week.
G.: A. Dow has bought house in
balton and is moving theme. We are
= sorry to lose them from our village.
School in District No / closed Fri
= day. The exhibition Thursday even
ng' was we'll amended and mucA. En-
jayed-~
GREEN BENZ.
i Miss Sadie. Piper returned frena Can.
. ada last week..
N. A. Ross will move his. family t.
~ Woodbury. this week.
Mrs. John Barr has a, niece visiting
her from Lowell, Mass.
: Mrs. Helen Shaw has been engaged
L as cook at Graham's hotel
Marcia, Smith has completed her la
bors with L. S. Collins and returned
to her home in Stannard.
Workmen from ST.. Johnsbury have
}. been putting new cement foundatios
under the Cary Sugar company's stost
house..
Alex Miles and daughter Mildred
returned to their heme in Lyndor
Center Saturday.
The M. w. A. order plans ior ;
;. great Thanksgiving ball on Wednes
t day evening of next week at their new
hail. Partaow's three piece orehestr,
n will furnish music. A. ]. Daniels. will
j. act as hoof manager.
- LOWELL.
- Mrs. r. F. Winchester is I'll.
4. Mr.. Miller is ill with pneumonia.
- C. N. Hodgeman was in Newper
- Tuesday.
Edward LaFlamme has sold his farr
J. to Arthur Guyette.
il Frank Murphy is home from Pitt:
,e fogd for few days.
le E. Skinner of Orleans was in tow
on business Thursday.
oil Mr.. Silsby of Hartford, Conn, is i
n town for few weeks.
30 Mrs. Curtis entertained FRIEND
h. from Newport Center Friday.
re Mrs. A. Stannard was quite ill Ia:
er week. Mrs. Hodgeman is caring fl
her.
er Mrs. H. A. Covey of Tilton, N. H
g, is visiting at her home for a fe
9. weeks.
u, "Rebecca's Triumph" was playe
go to full house Friday evening. Pr,
Sc ceeds about $40.
On William Wilson of Hardwick ar
b. George Wilson of Walden visited
ey town the past, week.
Maurice Parker was in town tt
hi past week putting in telephones fl
he the Passumpsic company.
lg Mr.. Kinsley, Abel Sawyer and MI
Y. Guyette each had a Bell phone il
Id stalled In their homes the past Weel
c GO Samuel Flemmings, whose deaf
av W as spoken of last week, moved to tn
IT. town from Fletcher in 1856, and he
4 since made his home in town. n
or death was caused by fall in whic
No he broke bone in his leg near tn
hip, which never healed. owing to hi
age which was IS years. Mr.. Elem
d. mings was a member of the Baptis
IS church. He is survived by an age
". wife. Services were held at the N
&C +, church Rev G. Fl Rart1ott of