Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-06-02

uldU war IlV6 whose names are mere,
but were buried in the South in un-
known graves.
WEST DERBY
Willie Reed is visiting friends in
town.
\ Bert Davis recently spent several
days fishing at East Charleston.
Mrs. L. H. Martin spent Sunday
with friends in Sherbrooke, P. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Gray visited at
l.. Q. Wilson's in West Charleston Sun
day.
Miss Lettie Grow has returned from
Brightook hospital where she went
Tor an operation. She is gaining
slowly.
Mrs. Joel Bly, has finished work for
the True & Blanchard Co., and will go
to housekeeping at Newport in the
near future.
Lena Taylor was married Wednesday
afternoon, June 2, at her home on
Main street, to Geo. Benware of
Westfield. Congratulations.
Mrs. A. J. White had the misfortune
to step on rusty nail recently and an
operation was necessary to keep out
blood poison. At present writing she
is better.
Harry Clifford moves this week from
Mr.. Martins tenement on Maple
street into James Gray's tenement on
Elm street. Mr.. Martins people will
move oack into their house.
MORGAN,
The road machine was started this
week.
Arthur Burroughs has moved to his
fathers for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Moore of New
port were in town this week.
Oral Corliss is working for Roy
Holmes, who looks after the telephone
lines.
John Walters has traded for farm
In Holland and expects to move there
soon.
Mr.. Bosworth of Island Pond with
| others occupied the Wilcox cottage
this week.
Geo. Sykes hurt his hand badly
wednesday by getting it caught in a
barn door,
| Remember to attend the Sunday
scnool convention at the Corner or
Friday, June 4.
Mrs. Rich of Derby was at L. l.
Young's Thursday and Friday sellins
millinery goods.
Sunday visitors who come to LAX,
seymour to fish are not needed. Resi-
dents OF the town are willing to keel
OF the lake on Sunday, why should no
others be made to do so?
| IRASBURG.
/ c. F. Webster is building a ne,
barn.
D. A. Brahana was in Newport O
business Friday.
S. D. Holman is recovering frol
his recent illness.
Miss Alice Downing was at HON
from Lowell over Sunday.
Fl. R. Mack of Hardwick spent a fe,
days with F. j. Grant last week.
|
George Houses baby has been yer
i'll with pneumonia the past week.
Mrs. Levi Bashaw has gone to
hospital in Burlington for treatnen
= Miss Nina Moore of Hyde Park vii
tied Mr.. and Mrs. William Bennett Las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd of Orleans sper
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z
Collins.
The Irasburg band went to Coventr
Friday to play for the pre-Memori,
exercises.
Mrs. Nancy Clark of Evansvil
spent few days with her son Mans
last week.
Mrs. L. Willis of Westfield spent II
past week with her daughter, Mr.
George House.
Mrs. Alice Pierce and Mrs. Charlie
Winget of Albany visited friends i
town Wednesday.
j. G. Carpenter has sold his house ,
FRANK Dion and has purchased the
II. Thompson house.
Mrs. S. E.. Wells has gone to tt
Royal Victoria hospital in Montre;
for an operation.
William France of Boston spent ii
past week with his brother David, Ell
joying the fishing season.
+ DR.. and Mrs. Homer Bogue of Ricl
ford spent few days last week wit
his sister, Mrs. Ada Templeton, an
other friends in town.
| DR.. and Mrs. P. E. Templeton Ell
tertalned Ehis three brothers a fe
days last week. DR.. Chester Waller Q
! North Troy. Henryzand wife of Prov
Long ago the Scotch learned this
! The sturdy old Scotchman must D
| amused at the recent discoveries tina