Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-02-15
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY s. 1911

George Bassett has gone to Cam
bridge Junction to work until spring.
Mrs. Maud Cole is in Montpelier
attending the musical convention
there.
: Philip Blanchett returned home
from Montreal Monday night where
he was called by the serious illness of +
his mother.
News received from Mr.. Buck, who
is in the Mary Fletcher hospital, that
he is gaining is gladly received by
his friends here.
IRASBURC.
T. C. Corley's little daughter,
Ruth, is i'll with pneumonia.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
B. Fulton, Tuesday, Jan. "a.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lee visited
friends in Newport over Sunday. |
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Baldwin last Fri
day.
Miss Susan Cunningham of Lyndon
Vile is the guest of Miss Mary
Wheeler.
Mrs. S. f. Clough was in Glover
the first of the week to visit her
mother, who is i'll.
N. E. Winget and family of Lowell
we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Russell and w. H. Winget, over
Sunday.
A goodly number of Masous attend
ed the district meeting held at Barton
Monday. All who attended report
very pleasant time.
The M. E. donation, Which was adj
vertised for next Friday evening has
been postponed one week and Will be
held Friday evening, Feb. "a.
The Mems club will meet in the
Congregational church parlors next
Monday evening. It is expected that
Prof. Stannard of Barton will address
! the club.
| Next Sunday at the M. E. ehurch
the morning sermon will be on 1.-THE
Miracles of the Medicine Case" The
subject for the evening service Will
be "Useful Accomplishments.
Rev. E. f. Wells will give his Bec-
ture on <'Courtsbip and Marriage" IN
the M E. church next Thursday eve
ming under the auspices of the Ep-
| wogth League society. This Becture IS
we'll worth hearing, don miss it.
News has been received Of, the
death of Mrs. John H. Mather, which
occurred at her home in Baltimore,
Md, Feb. 7. Mrs. Mather was former
ly Miss Ellen Bryant, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Bryant, formerly of
4 ~ olc ri rs
! spent. Mrs. Mather was so years. Id
and the last one Of the Bryant family.
MORGAN CENTER
| Ray Maxwell is working at East
Charleston.
Mrs. Ekta Wilder and Mrs. c.. J.
Barnes are both 81
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Scribner visit
ed in Holland last week.
Miss Freda Norton and Perley AT
kins were married Monday, Feb. g..
C. L. Burroughs and Bert Cargill
were in Newport, on business last
Friday.
r. C. Cargill, v*E9o has been i'll for
some time. has been much worse the
i past week.
Mrs. J. IT. Gilmore was called &c
Orleans; last week by the Illness OF
her little grandson Qlin Green.
MORGAN
Little Irene Mcdonald is suffering
with an ahscess On her hand.
Mrs C. F. Lewis. who has beer
quite i'll is able 20 be out again:
Rev. P B. Seller visited Rev
Guest at Newport Center last week
Bert Lewis Is home from5 New
Hampshire and Boston, Mass, where
he has been the. past month.
It is, expected that Rev. Seller %
this place and Rev. Anderson of Der
{ by will preach in exchange Sunday
Feb. 49,
t Rev. w. R. Price Of East Charles
ton began his ]abors here Sunday
Feb. y, for the Congregati soci.
. ETY.. All were glad to welcome hin
back.
= TROY
r Mrs. Annie Davis of Newport wa
a recent visitor here.
q Miss Mary Farman was here fror
[ Orleans to, spend the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Parker O
I Lowell were recent visitors here.
Ralph Albee. is home from North
alnptons Mass, on short vacation.
+ Miss Suzie Andrews is home from
, visit to- Barre and Bradford
:. MIR. and Mrs.. G. P. Hitchcock, VIII
have been very sick, are gaining slow
ly.
" Mrs. Paul Ducharme is at Ricfafol
sc to spend week with her brother ar
<, family.
Harold Peck is here from Boston
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
-. D. Peck.
Miss Erma Curtis of Lowell spel
several days with her aunt, Mr.!
VI | FIoyd Miller recently.