Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-02-06
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

West Burke.
Edo Gaskill is on the sick list.
Ernest Warren has gone to Massachu-
sets for few weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Grow spent last Sun
day at II. w. Turner's.
Miss Grace Densmore returned to her
school in Plymouth, N. HI. Monday.
Johnthan Powers, former resident of
this place, visited in town last week.
A. r. Boyce. former resident of this
town died of pneumonia recently at Barre.
Ell. w. Turner advertises his farm as be-
ing for sale. We hope he will not leave
the community.
Ira Humphrey has been getting out lum-
Der for new barn which he will build in
the early spring.
Arthur Godding, who has been working
at Craftsbury, has returned home for the
remainder of the winter.
The Ladies' Aid met at Mrs E. E. Par
ker's last Wednesday afternoon. Nearly
80 were present and a very pleasant time
was enjoyed by all.
Warren Ryther and Warren Kenison,
formerly of this place, have secured work
as iremen on the St. J. & L. c., and will
commence Immediately.
Miss Myrtle Aldrich will give a recital
at the M. E. church next Sunday evening.
She will be assisted by good music At
the close there will be collection taken
for the organ fund. 1t is hoped that the
house will be full.
Herbert Coe, son of the late Mortimer
Coe, died of pneumonia at the home of his
brother, Saturday, Jan. %. The funeral
was held Tuesday, Rev. E. V. Stevens of
floating. The remains were placed in the
family lot at Burke Hollow.
Mrs. Emma Kelley of Derby, was called
here by the illness of her aunt, Mrs. Cor
don Ainger.-Mrs. o. c. Spencer, who has
been improving, is not as welI.-Annie
Larrabee is quite sick at w. G. Ainger's.-
Walter Cheney is quite ill.-Mrs. Almont
Silsby is on the sick list.
The annual meeting of the Library As
ISOLATION was held at Mrs. Buell's, JAN
18th. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year; Pres, Mrs. Cum
Treas, Mrs. Cobleigh; Book Com, Mrs
Gertie Burt, Mrs. Ida Powers and Mrs. o.
Leonard.
The Epworth League will give all ex-
perience social at the church Tuesday eve
ming, February 18th. All who have earned
dollar toward the purchase of new or
gan are expected to tell how they did it in
rhyme. Beside this there will be a good
literary and musical programme furnished
by home talent. Cake and coffee will be
served in the vestry. The entertainment
will be free; refreshments, adults Is cents.
children, 10 cents. Everyone is cordially
invited.
Thomas Trevillian of Barnard made a
flying visit at Rev. G. A. Emery's last
week.-Mrs.. III. L. Doyle of St. Johnsbury,
visited relatives here recently.-Mrs. Sa-
rah Buell. and granddaughter, May, visited
III Lyndonville last week.-Hiram Goss of
st. Johnsbury, visite his daughter, Mrs.
Bert Dean, last Week.-Mrs. Maud DAN
forth of Island Pond, was in town last
week.-Chas. Silsby was in Newbury last
week on business.-Grace Stuart, who has
been visiting relatives in MorrisvilIe has
returned home.
East Hardwick.
Harley Norris is at work for F. E. Foss.
for the winter.
w. S. Bailey is cutting the naples in his
sugar bush into stove wood.
Geo. A. Goodrich and Son are drawing
logs to Wheeler & Shipman's saw mill.
The Cong. church was held last Friday,
and adjoined by reason of diptheria quar-
antine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Howard have been
quite sick. 2. r. Huntley is ill with pneu-
monia.
Sheffield.
Mrs. Eliza Jenness has been quite ill the
past week..
Mrs. Melissa Drown fell and broke
her wrist recently. 49,.
Mary Day has gone to Barton to work
in the Peerless factory.
The Ladies of the M E. church held
dinner social with Mrs. E. K. Hill last
Friday.
G. FL. Jenness was home from Lanesboro
OFCI OuAOdy.-IhI5. M h0uudI anu
Mrs. Frank Hill Of West Derby visited at
Amasa Gray's recently.-Mrs. j. Philips
has returned from her visit with her child
rem in Lyndon.-Mr. Cutler of South AL
bany, agent for P. M. Sharp's separators,
has been in town.
Mrs. Fifield of New York is here to help
care for her mother, who recently fell and
broke her wrist.-Mr. and Mrs. J. g. Gray
: of Barton visited in Sheffield last week.
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