Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-01-30
CALEDONIA
West Burke.

West Burke.
The series of meetings held in thu
Universalist church last week were wei
attended.
Mr.. Perry Porter and daughter, Mrs
Ruggles, attended the funeral of Mr.
Walker, of st. Johnsbury, on Monday.
Edwin Jenness, who has been cIerking
for H. G. Woodruff, has gone to work
for his former employ er, F. T. Porter.
Village schools closed last Friday
Frank Spencer and Roy Bugbee are to be-
gin school at Barbour's Business College
the first of February.
Mrs. Loren Hall was called to Lyndon
last week by the serious illness of her
mother.-Mr Kenkrick returned to his
home, last Thurday.-Mr. Riley Roundy
is better, e. l.. Gaskiu is able to be out
again.-Mrs. Gordon Anger and Mrs.
McKelvey are sick with the grip.
Miss Annie Larrabee of Manchester, n.
III. is visiting friends in towns. E.
Leache and wife visited old friends in
White River junction the past. week.
Mrs. Pierce and daughter of St. Johns
bury are visiting Mrs. Pierce's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Allard.-C. L. M.
Bugbee of Newport was called here last
Monday to attend the funeral of his uncle,
Hiram Bugbee.-Joel Bean of Lawrence,
Mass. is in town.-Grace Densmore is at
home from Plymouth, n. FL. on a two
weeks vacation.
The installation of Post and w. r. G.
officers Saturday evening passed off very
pleasantly. The newly installed officers
of w. r. G.. are as follows: Pres, Mrs.
Lavisa Smith; Sen. Vice Pres, Miss An
nette Silsby; Jun. Vice Pres, Mrs. Cob
leigh; Treas. Mrs. Carr; Sec., Mrs. Buel;
Chap, Mrs. Carrie Roundy; Con-, Mrs.
Nellie Ruggles; Guard, Miss Bacon; Asst.
Con-, Mrs. Mary Spencer; Asst. Guard,
Mrs. Parker; Color bearer, Mrs. Ada
Silsby, Mrs. Mary Angler, Miss Maud
Smith, Miss Jessie Ball. After the in
stallation, the G.: A. r. and w. r. Q. with
their families partook of an oyster supper.
WheelOck.
Clinton Gray has been suffering with a
quinsy sore.
Fred Allen has sold his farm to Mr..
Carnes OF BrookIine, Mass.
The farmers nave commenced drawing
logs to A. J. Rannie's mill.
Rev. Vance and wife attended the quar-
terIy meeting at Danville last week.
Mr.. Colby has bought a place in Lyndon
and will move there in the spring. We
shall be sorry TO have them go away as the
hotel has been well kept under Mr.. Colby's
management.
The Good Templars meet every Wednes-
day evening at 1850. Independent Grange
will meet Feb. 4th at 10 a. NJ. Three mem
bers are to be instructed in the third and
fourth degrees and two in the first and
N~EOrriSyiIIe.
Mr.. Utton, father Of the Utton brothers,
died last Wednesday.
Fred Peck and Miss Kate BedelI were
marri d last Wednesday.
At IAN open meeting of the, Lamoille
last Thursday the newly elected Of
ficers were installed by past master, John
Campbell. The meeting was preceded by
a dinner which was enjoyed by all, At a
closed meeting next Friday evening a
IluLi1OSL Will I6CS1NS Liz nI5O anu oSCOIu
degrees. Geo. Smith of Morristown Cor
ners gave the grange a cordial invitation,
was gladly accepted, to celebrate
their anniversary dinner at his home on
Thursday, Feb. 8.
Miss Flora TerriI is teaching in the
grammar department OF the village school,
Little having resigned her position.
Nellie, youngest daughter of Rev.
N. Kellogg, is seriously 1.-THE game
Of basket ball at the gymnasium last Thurs
day evening was enjoyed by all who wit
messed it.-Frank KenfieId returned from
his trip to Cuba last week. E. G.. Wilson
has been quite i'll for three weeks but is
low better.-Wil Robinson has been on
Jhe sick list for the past two weeks.
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