Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-30

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ter vacation.
Miss Alice Laclair is home from |
her school in Richford for a vacation |
of two weeks.
Mrs. Sara Thornton has returned |
from the west where she has been for |
the past winter.
Herbert Knight has sold his inter-
will move away soon.
J. F. Stephenson has bought of
Carter and Knight the lot known as
the Jane Brigham lot.
Clavton Kjnsley. accompanied by
friend from Boston, came to spend the
sugar season at his home.
Morris and Eric Farman have re-
turned from Wakefield, Kansas, where
they have spent the winter.
Mr.. Daniels has moved from Mrs.
Gardeners farm in Westfield to Peter
Martins basement tenement.
A new combined churn and butter
worker has been placed in the j. G.
Turnbull Company creamery.
Mrs. Della Laclair has been quite
sick with measles at her home. Her
sister. Mrs. Barney, is caring for her.
Mrs. White, who has been caring
for Mrs. Winchester for the past four
months, has gone to Farnham. P. O.,
to visit her niece.
The friends and neighbors of Mrs.
Hiram Stewart met at her home Tues
day, March q. to celebrate her birth
day. A pleasant evening was spent.
Mrs. Laclair died at the home of
her son Edgar Monday, March 81
Services were held at st. Ignatius'
church Wednesday. Rev. FIR. La
vigne officiated. She was IS years of
age.
The school board met last week ana
John Stephenson was /elacted chair
man, Chellis Kinsley. clerk and Mrs.
Bertha Curtis, superintendent. The
schools will open with the following
teachers, village higher department,
Miss Margaret Ainsbolo of Albany.
primary, Miss Clara Burgess. Rich
ards district. Miss GLADYS Tillotson.
North district, Miss CaddieStephenson.
Cello district, Miss Annie Carter.
other districts not supplied.
The Easter anniversary was OBJ
served at the Congregational church
with Easter music, sermon and flow
ers. Desk and platform were banked
with blossoming plants, begonias,
ferns and bouquets. The church
choir sang Wake the Easter morn,
81 know that my Redeemer lives, -
"In a beautiful song" and the Sun
shine Band sang Beautiful Lilies
and "Christ the Lord is risen today
/ Sermon, Resurrection and Justifca'
tion," text, 'Who was delivered ur
for our trespasses, and was raised
fo- our Justification
MORGAN.
Clvde~Wi'cox has taken school II
Charleston for the spring term.
Mr.. Holmes has be in Barton
called there by the sickness of hel
son Elmer. :
George Cor'iss is ready to do little
suoaring this year. He is using over
= $500 tickets.
Bert Lewis is home from ST. Johns
I hurry for a vacation and to enjoy thu
sweets of suearing.
A great many are suffering will
= sroubles that are usually called colds
We trust Rev. Barnard will com
0 back to US for another wear. He i
r much liked and has been faithful in al
his work.
i Gerevievo Moore has returned t.
: Derby academy 1t is expec'e neal
:, ly all Of the academy pupils from thi
tO notY7rY tho toryo
e The frien ds of Miss Roxie Taylo
!. will be pleased to learn she has take
highest honors in her class to gradu
: ate in June from high school in Attic
{ horo, Mass.
h Dog owners need to remember tina
It under the vote taken as March moet
o ing the listers are not allowed to CO..
lect Il fees for licenses as in years be
fore. They must be paid to the tow
- clerk on or befcre-April 1.
1T Mrs. Betsey Dtmick died the ever
.e ing Ct March % she was 81 year
'. old and had been lifelong resider
,r of this town. She leaves one son,
I'd M. Demick, who has cared for her fo
s. many years in her falling health. EN
eryone who knew her was her frieDt
Der kindly voice will be greatI
missed.
tn MORGAN CENTER
Elmer Crow is working for Ithi
,e Cargill.
Ivan Peavey is working for c.
in Burroughs.
Eta Gilman is working at T. Hull
#. at Island Pond.
=, C. J. Thomas is carrying on tt
m Wilcox sugar place.
Job and Ruby Drown from Bartt
Ia are guests at L. M. buttons.
Mrs. Jeanette Cargill, who has bee
rk quite i'll with tonsilitis, is better.
John and Harris Grove and RI
.. Maxwell are working for H. D. Ell
oft.
N. Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Burrougl
spent last Sunday with friends
East Charleston.
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