Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-23

Miss Catherine Wilcox has been en-
eaged for the South school, Miss
Jennie Lackey for the Corner school.
Frank Lewis and son will probably
increase their butcher business the
coming season, and expect to build
a slaughter house.
Mrs. Carrie Smith of West Derby,
Mrs. Edgar Drown and Mrs. w. g.
Burbank of Derby Center were in
town over Sunday, March 18th.
MORGAN CENTER
w. J. Scribner visited his brother
in Barnston. P. O., recently.
GeorgeDavis of Island Pond was in
! town on business last week.
Mrs. W. C. Atkins and son are WISH
| ting Mrs. William Parlin in Holland.
Mrs. Dutton from Holland is stop.
| ping with her son, M. L. Dutton for
a time.
L. D. Blake was given surprise
party Thursday evening in honor of
his 10th birthday.
Lafa Dutton and F. W. Scribner
have finished working at Norton and
have returned home.
TROY.
Mrs. Annie Davis Of Newport has
been visiting relatives and friends
here.
Miss Zade Farman is in Boston to
visit her sister, Mrs. Helen Farman
Burns, and other relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mann were in
Morrisville recently to visit Mrs.
Mann's mother and sister. -
Mrs. F. C. Abbott returned to her
home in Somerville. Mass, March IT,.
being called here by the sickness of
her brother. DR.. Gray.
The young friends of Harry Buck
!" reminded him of his 2lst birthday by
a shower of post cards sent to his
B + home In Wakefield. Mass. March 21st.
: There is great deal of sickness in
town. John B. Aiken is very sick
] with pneumonia, Judge S. r. Davis
sick with grip.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Houston have
s gone to ST., Johnsbury for visit to
J. their daughters, Mrs. Bernne Chand-
her and Mrs. Fred Beck. They have
SCOESO CuGlT SOOuS anu Oh tH6lI TStuIu
e will live for while with their daugh-
a ter, Mrs. Don Woodworth, at West
field. They have many friends here
who regret their removal.
e WESTFIELD.
l. Martin D. Gilman, who has been i'll,
lis better
e. The Rev. John Elliot has been ,ap-
lie pointed assistant town clerk.
- Miss Theo Hendrix is home from
Barre for the Easter vacation.
20 The. Mechanic" gave box party
20, 20 at the town hall Friday evening.
le- Miss Ella Grace Miller, who had
L. an attack of the appendicitis, is able
to be out again.
I'd Rev. W. B. Bowman gave a fine
address on conditions in the South al
q the c. E. meeting Sunday evening.
w Mrs. Harold Farman and daughter
ii have returned from Beebe Plain
" They are at Willard Farman's for the
~ present.
Miss Mae Goddard finished clerkine
in Hitchcock store last week il
order to accept a position with E
IN Lane & Son at Newport. She ha
clerked in Hitchcock's store for NOR
-. than four years. Miss Goddard has
~ host of friends who regret her de
parture. Miss Sadie Kimball vii
in take her place at Hitchcock 8.
On the afternoon of Wednesday
pm March 9th, Miss Victoria Fon Sey
mour, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ly
- man Seymour, was united in marriag
GU to Bert Homer Wheeler of Crafts
bury. The ceremony was performe
IRE by Chaplain M. W. Farman at tn
re- home of the brides parents, the rim
service being used. ME-. and Mrs
:. Wheeler will reside in Sheffield.
os- WESTMORE
=. Mr.. and Mrs. z. P. Berwick are @
o.. the sick list.
Maud Tatro, who has been quite
49,, with grip, is better.
emit . Miss Mildred Chase visited at &c,
Myers Saturday and Sunday.
for Mr>and Mrs. Ira Lyon visited :;
Top Ed. Sanborn's in Sutton Friday.
Mrs. Charles Marshall of st. John
lila bury and Mrs. Fuller of CharlestC
ich visited at Joseph Wills recently.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
re-
cal WEST BURKE.