Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-01-11

Fletcher hospital in Burlington last
Wednesday, is at the present writing
comfortable, yet his friends are still
very anxious as to the result. DIR.
Kinney returned home Thursday eve 8
ming. Mrs. Campbell is still with her 9
husband. E
GREEN SHORO BEND. {
J. A. Mcdowell of Lyndon was in ,
the place Saturday on business.
Edward Massey is sick with measle
at the home Of his brother, Joseph I
Massey.
Mrs. Emma Christie is spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. R. J.
Shurtleff.
Mrs. F. r. Forrest is in Cam
bridge visiting her mother. Mrs. Sam
uel Bassett.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Cole are re-
jocing over the birth of son Mon |
day morning.
= Hiram Daniels was in ST. Johnsbury
last week visiting his daughter, Mrs. !
Bessie Hurley.
The Ladies' Aid society of Stannard
met at the M. E. parsonage Wednes-
day for their dinner.
Ezra Me1cier has moved his family
from Mrs. Bailey's tenement into
Fred Anair's house.
Mrs. A. J. Daniels was called to
Newport Wednesday evening by the
sudden death of her sister.
Rev. Smith of Worcester was in the
: place last week assisting Rev. Barn
! ard in the revival services at the M.
E. church.
HLLAND.
| David McIlhaney is quite sick with
. jaundice.
V Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Tabor visited
5 their son Carroll at West Derby re-
Gently.
r Gerald Dawson of Edmonton, AL
t berta, visited his aunt, Mrs. Fife Pa
lin last week.
o Miss Florence Cobb closed a very
s successful term of school in district
No. on Jan. 6.
j. Mrs. John Palm. who died Sunday,
:. Jan. l, was born IS years ago in Lon
don, England, and when an infant was
christened in Westminster Abbey.
ID When five years of age she with her
,. parents came to Leeds, Que, where
she lived some years. She with hei
# husband have lived in Holland many
Al years and had made many warm
al friends. She was consistent mem
- Der of the Episcopalian church. de.
voted wife and mother and kind and
III CHEEKY neighbor, who will be much
J. missed by those who knew her. She
5. leaves to mourn her loss besides al
K. aged husband. five sons, James Of
IN Minnesota, Arthur and Abel Of
Georgia, Adolphus of Massachusetts
and William of this place, at whose
home she had lived for several years
S. Much sympathy is felt for the be
reaved family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Blay spent Sun
b. day in Derby.
Rev. FIR. Lavigne was in Richfor
ed the first of the week.
Rev Hurd preached in exchange wit
Rev. Bromley Sunday.
= Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Stewart are i
re Highgate visiting relatives.
Mrs. Osmer Farr"an and son Nal
lon visited in Johnson last week.
+ Origene Gonyeau is spending h
" vacation in Lawrenceville, P. Q.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thornton, Jr.,
,,s Morrisville visited his father recent,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Stephenson were
NJ Newport the first of the week on blu:
err mess.
Miss Clara Burgess spent Tuesds
IL at Newport in the interest of IL
q schools.
Lather and Harold Morse of Mate
,er bury visited in town last week amor
i've relatives.
ell. Leander and Howard Pudvah we
for Saturday to Manchester, N. H., to vi
ned it their sister Dorothy.
ing Ferdinand Blanchard of this TOW
and Elizabeth Hodges of Hyde Pal
est were recently married.
Who . Henry Newton, Milo Hines, &c
LED Curtis, Labor Harding were called
Newport Monday on business.
or MORGAN CENTER
or 49,.
his B j. Williams is working at Isla
Pond.
Sc j. H. Gilmore and J. A. Calki
an were in Newport last Thursday.
a. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Q. Atkins vief-
friends at East Charleston last Sund
~. Arthur Raymond was called
ue Barre recently by the illness of
y mother.
ere ]. Drown has returned from the vi
toria hospital at Montreal, much il
proved In health.