Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-11-16
MORGAN.

DeSlQe nef late nuSDanQs aaron Ill
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MORGAN.
Leon Young has been very sick.
Geo. Allen has bought the mill at
the Center.
The Revoir house is now occupied
by John Hill.
c. J. Courser has a job blacksmith
ing In Canada
Harrison Johnson is driving team
for Leon Young.
Hiram Todd is again stocking his
farm with cows.
Bert Wheeler has made extensive |
repairs on his house.
Jennie Lackey is to teach the win
ter term at the Corner.
Frank LeClair is doing big job of
pressing hay at Island Pond.
The regular church services will be
held each Sunday in the afternoon.
Miss Alice Whitehill has just closed
a successful term of school in the
South district.
1t seems too bad that boys, we can
not think it was men, would fire bull
let's into cemetery, doing damage
that could never be repaired. Better
stop and think.
MORGAN CENTER
Hazel Batchelder was quite ill last
week.
Arthur Sartwell has moved to
North Troy.
Mrs. Rose Barney has been quite i'll
for few DAYS.
Wilbur Ellis from Orleans is work
ing for D. A. Elliott.
Mrs. Gertrude Cargill and family
have returned to their home in Maine.
Mrs. NJ. l. Ames was called to Hol-
land last week by the death OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Page.
] Mrs. Ida Kidder was called from
her work at D. A. Elliott's by the i'll
ness of her daughter.
Miss Eta Gilman of this place and
Walter L0ther Of West Charleston
were married at the Center Saturday
evening by Rev. M. L. Ames. Con-
gratulations
TROY.
Teachers examination will be held
here Monday and Tuesday.
Fred Mossa Of Richford spent Sun
day with relatives il town.
MIR. and Mrs. F. B. Hammond of
North Troy were recent visitors here.
S. B. Page and son Archie of AL
bany were visiting here last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bouchard and
son were week end visitors at Manson
vile, P. Q.
The J. G. Turnbull Company are
having a cement floor put in the churn
room at the creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Stickney of
Newport Center visited their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Floyd Miller, recently.
Earl W. Reid and Miss Nellie E.
Brock were married last evening at
South Troy by Rev. J. E. Bowman.
WEST FIELD
DR.. W. A. Young was home from
Montpelier over Sunday.
Owing to lack of space the obituary
of Mr.. Wright will be printed next
week.
Mrs. Lewis Smith of Troy was the
guest Of Mrs. Carroll Smith Sunday
: Edwin Stacey of Springfield, Mass,
) is visiting his niece, Mrs. A. P. Ry
: der.
Bert Doolan of Coventry was a
week end guest at Mrs. Rodney Eos
ter's.
The school in South WestfielC
, taught by Miss Lima Mann closed las
Friday.
The friends of Mrs. D. C. Wood
: worth are glad to know that she i
. gaining.
Teachers examination will be helt
t both at Lowell and at Troy next Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mrs E. H. Hitchcock returned Sat
urday from Montpelier after spend
ing several weeks with her sister
n Mrs. Blake, who passed away Sun
p day, Nov. 6.
WESTMORE
mere Will US d udIlC0 dt Tile HOG0
Friday evening and every two week
during the winter.
g Charlie Pierce and Miss Irene Ran
0 dali were married Wednesday, Nov
: 9th. Congratulations.
Geo. Nutting Jr. had his hand quit
. badly broken recently by being strucl
with siedge hammer while holding
drill.
Willard Jones, who has been stop
ping at S. M. Coles the past six weeks
d returned to his home in New Yorl
= city Saturday much improved il
IS health.
t. Mrs., Nellie Gilman and two daugh
It tiers Mary and Alma. who have beel
e keeping house for H. II. Gilman tn
Is past summer, returned to their homt
9p u in f. Calais Wednesday.
ID GLOVER.