Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01

Mrs. Joe Smith has been visiting
relatives in Hatley. P. @, the past
week.
Rev. and Mrs. Harlis and son are
camping at Wilcox grove. Lake Sey-
m our.
Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong of
St. Johnsbury are visiting his brother
Charles Armstrong.
A number from here visited the
Sunday school convention at West
Charleston. June p.
Miss Constance Davis of Lasell
seminary has been visiting the past
few days at Harry Marsh's.
Miss Kate Ferrin has finished
another successful year at Barton
academy and returned here for her
summer vacation.
Mrs. A. R. Hall, Ruth and Roxie
Hall, Mrs M. A. Sykes, Miss Bertha
Sykes have returned from johnson
where they attended the graduation
exercises at the normal school.
Shirley Hall and Edna Sykes have
completed their work at Johnson state
normal school and returned to their
est terms of the normal school and we
hope the graduating class of next year
will contain some Of our girls.
MORGAN CENTER
D. G Brooks was in Bloomington
Tuesday.
DR.. E. A. Taylor has purchased a
Ford automobile.
Fletcher Griffin was a visitor in
Newport Friday.
Mrs. Blanche Stowell was visitor
in Troy last week.
Geo. Ewens with a party of friends
took an auto trip to Derby Line.
Homer Burroughs and friends f.
Ccaticook were in town Sunday -.oi
Will Odell and rdaur1
Coventry was in tow caftexl Doris. (
Mr.. and Mrs DO, eA. 49,.
- their home Frida,
vd Har vis;t ED' oft and Fletcher Griff
Il
RS. c. L. Burroughs is recoveri,
lrSm a severe case of blood .poisonin
Otis Williams of New Hampshi
was the guest of Mrs B. j Williams la
, week.
( Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Atkins visit
d at Alison Trips at East Charlesto
}, Sunday.
b. 4. Elliott is moving and repa
y owned by H. H. Elliott.
Travellers will find pleasant acco,
% modations with Mr.. and Mrs. Be
n Labounty at Randolph cottage.
i Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Scribner a
son, Aubrey, were visitors in Brow
t. ington for few days last week.
Mrs. De Eta Foster of Manchest
9d with her little daughter, is visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. G.
gill.
e Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Adams of C,
entry were called here Tuesday
E. attend the funeral of their aunt, M
at J. Williams.
III The Kings Daughters will meet
10 reorganize with Mrs. G.. j. Thon
III Thursday. July 2. All members
~ requested to be present.
ds Mr.. and Mrs. C.. C. Elliott w
let other friends from Derby were ame
lip those who attended the funeral
Mrs. j. Williams here Tuesday.
MRS. JOEL WILLIAMS
10 10 Mrs. Joel Williams. whose illn
10 was mentioned in this paper recent
20 died at her home Sunday. June
Alkaline Perkins was born in Thornt
,er N. H., Nov. 13, 1884, the daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Perkins. At
t,u age of IL years she came with
o,S parents to Derby. where she Ii,
~ until after her marriage with ]
on Williams, May 90, 1858. Later tt
g, removed to Morgan. where she sp
DIS. the remainder of her life. Two S
and four daughters came to their hol
of which the sons and two of
mo- daughters survive her. For m;
40 months she had suffered from fail
health, patiently and uncomplainin
The watching the duties she had so Il
loved to attend to, slip from the ha
III, no longer able to perform them.
- ways cheerful, she answered
. anxious Inquiries with the pleas
las assurance that she was ..all RICH