Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-21

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sles, are glad to know that she is bet
ter.
LOWELL.
Media Pudvah is on the sick list.
Mr.. Hall has gone to Fairfax for a
time.
John Kicker is very sick with pneu
monia.
]. T. Murphy of johnson was in
town last week.
Miss Louise Sullivan is at North
Troy for few weeks.
Leon Barrie has returned to New
York city, where he has employment.
E. S. Coolidge has returned from
Cnderhill and moved onto his place at
the Corners.
Mrs. Greenwood and daughter, who
have been visiting in Canada, returned
home recently.
Horace Lapier will move into the
Coolidge tenement on the Plain vacat-.
ed by Mrs. Cover.
DR.. Sheehan is having a barn built
| at his residence. Bert kennison of
| Irasburg has taken the job.
There will be a social at the Annex
Thursday evening. Apr. %. Sugar on
snow will be served. All invited to
attend.
Aaron. the five year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. G.. Wheelock, died of pneu-
monia April IL. Services were held at
the Methodist church, Rev. M. w.
Farman of Westfeld officiating.
The many friends of Carl Winches-
ter. who is staying at DR.. Whites in
North Troy, gave him a post card
shower Tuesday. Apr. Ii, the occasion
being his 18th birthday. He received
about 100 cards.
F. L. Holmes is gaining very slowly
Miss Fleda Vinton has been visiting
in Island Pond.
We hear that Mrs. Sargent, who is
at the hospital, is improving.
Mack Courser has his arm in sling,
caused by an accident while at play.
Clarine Corliss has been very sick
for several days, but at present is bet
ter.
Miss Florence Cobb is to teach again
in Derby. She has had excellent sue
cess as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Chase have re-
| turned from their trip to southern
!, Vermont and New Hampshire.
: A little niece of Mrs. Young and
Mrs. Wheeler is staying with them for
, few weeks. Her home is in Canada.
: Roy Holmes had quite a job on the
n telephone line Thursday on account
of the storm of sleet weighing down
the wires.
3 Letters from H. H. Weeden state
f that he will not return from Washing
ton, D. c., until July 1st and probably
only short time as he has good po-
sition.
Il MORGAN CENTER.
Clayton Cargill was quite i'll last
n week. "a.
t Perley Atkins is working for Mat:
:, thew Whitehill.
Mrs. Dayton Stokes, who was i'll
last week, is better.
= Lee billiard of Island Pond visited
% | TRENDS mere last week. $3.50.
le H. F. Bean is entertaining his
brother Francis from Holland.
Mrs. Homer Burroughs of Coaticook
P. O., visited friends here recently.
Is Mrs. Winnie Parker. who went tt
the Royal Victoria hospital at Mont
8. real, has been heard from and hel
many friends will be glad to hear thai
the operation was successful and SHE
y is doing as we'll as could be expected
TROY.
es Mrs. James Whitehill is at Westfielt
a. to care for her husbands sister, Mrs
Herbert Anger, who is sick.
of Heman Miller suffered a paralyti
6. shock at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Henry Mann, on the afternoon o
-, April II.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Evarts hav
gone to Albany to remain with thei
daughter. Mrs. Clement Barrie, TO
the present.
6, The village school will begin Apri
~ 26 with Miss Euphemia Jewett teache
of the upper room and Miss Berth
:, Wursthorne teacher of the primar
- room.
Rev. Mr.. Barron was i'll and unabI
, to meet his appointment at the Con
1. gregational church April 10. Rev. Mr.
a. Buzzell. former pastor of the Nortl
Troy Baptist church. filled the place
to very acceptably, preaching an excel
.r lent sermon.
Anna Goodwin entertained her CIR
.r friends at Aiken's hall the Afternoon
r. of April 10, in honor of her 18th birth
.e day. which occurred the preceding day
Refreshments of maple sugar ane
doughnuts were served, games were
re played and jolly good time enjoyed
~ WESTMORE.
I'd Porth. T.von 10 ke.n;nor bo,,sa FL,
n G. H. Atkins.