Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-08

Miss Clara Burgess has returned to
Barton where she is teaching.
A daughteR was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Farman Mo day.
Miss Alice Foster of Newport Center
visited friends here last week.
C. E. Curtis. H. Arthur Parker and
Francis Jacques were in Cambridge
Friday.
Jared Carter had the misfortune to
cut his foot one day while working in
the woods.
Mrs. Margaret Murray, an aged
lady about 80 years of age, died at
Francis Murphy's Monday morning.
Funeral services were held at the
Catholic church Friday morning for
Miss Florence Lamoreaux of Westfeld.
Mrs. Chloe Murphy has resigned as
teacher of the primary room and Mrs.
Stephen Murphy is to teach this COM
ing term.
Miss Clara Wedge and Eddie o.
ceANOOc, boCI VI ttIS pbdCc, were EIIdI-
rled Wednesday at the Congregational
parsonage by Rev. E. 7. Hurd.
Miss Gladys Tillotson has returned
to South Troy where she is teaching
and Miss Melba Tillotson to North
Troy where she attends school.
Over 70 attended the reception at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elrado
Coolbeth Tuesday evening for their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Stockman. A nice set of
dishes, water set and several other
gifts were presented them.
INTENDED for last week.
Fred Harlow of Hartford, Conn.,, is
in town.
A. B.Blake is moving into his house
in the village.
Peter Gibney of Troy has moved to
the Briggs farm.
Edgar Coolidge has gone to Barton
to work for Al Dana
The school closed the Wednesday
before Thanksgiving with exercises.
Professor Sawin is at his home in
Randolph during the vacation of two
| weeks.
Miss Elsie Parker is at home for the
Thanksgiving vacation from her seboo
at Newport.
Mrs. Clarence Rogers of Derby is a.
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Carter.
Miss Lillian Craig of Sutton ant
Marshall Benware of this place were
married at the Catholic church Thanks
giving morning by Rev. FIR. Leblanc
Congratulations.
The ladies of the Methodist churcl
are holding fair at the Woodma1
hall, Wednesday and Thursday, Dec
9Th and 9th. There will be a fin
supper Thursday evening.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. an
Mrs. Herbert Knight in the loss O
their little daughter, LilIis Eliza, VIII
was born Tuesday Nov. %. and die
that night. Burial service WeGnesda
afternoon. ano the Rev. E. T. Hur
officiating.
WESTMORE
Joe Labor's baby has pneumonia.
Merle Clapper is attending Barto
academy.
Prayer meeting at the parsonag
Thursday. Dec. 9.
Harley Converse visited his sisters
Mrs. Lula Tatro and Mrs. Bessie Ras
last week.
Elvie Perkins's three children hav
bad diphtheria but are a great des
better now.
We are glad to hear that Harol
Rash, the ten-year old son of Isaa
Rash, has returned from the hospits
and is doing nicely. We want t
rectify mistake made in the Monito
concerning the accident Arthur Re
voir was not at the schoolhouse a
stated but was on his own land at tn
time of the shooting.
The Laconia, IN. H. News an
Citizen tells of the death of forme
resilient of this town, who served a
postmaster here and held importan
town Offices:
Harold E. Robinson, a well-knowl
and respected resident of this city
died at his home on Academy square
Saturday, November 20, after shor
illness with acute Bright's disease
Mr.. Robinson was Sc years of age an
came to this city from Barton. VT,
years ago. He first engaged in tn
grocery business on North Main street
being associated with Fred Dexter il
the Collins block. He was afterwsro
employed as bookkeeper in the VIZ o
and coal officers of d. X. Marsh an
later engaged in the bottiing busines
being connected with the firm of Fl
D. Cilley and later at tie J. r Cham
plin works He is survived by his wifi
and one son, Roger Robinson. teache
in the high school of Providence. r l.
also by niece, Miss Hazei AverilI
one brother, Elmer E. Robinson, @
Springfield, Mass three sisters, Mrs
Nellie Stoddard of Sutton. VT, M S
j. E. LINCOLN of Lyndonville, VT, an,
Mrs. F. B. Oakes of Derry, N. Fl. Th
!, fI,poraI uac hold from tho howe vac