Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-01-14
CALEDONIA COUNTY

CALEDONIA COUNTY,
West Burke.
Irving Berry was in town last week.
Silas Roundy remains about the same.
We understand that Mr. Cobb has sold
his farm on West Hill.
The Odd Fellows will install their officers
next Monday evening.
Leroy Bugbee is working for Arthur
Fogg in Sutton for few months.
Mrs. Erastus Way is in very feeble health.
Mrs. Fred Porter, who has been very sick
for several weeks, has so far recovered as
to be able to ride out
The Epworth League viii give sugar
party and literary entertainment next Fri
day evening at the NJ. E. vestry. Admis-
sion: Adults, 10 cents; children under ten
years, cents. Every body invited.
A large number from this village attend
ed the Masonic district meeting held at
Lyndonville last Wednesday, The ladies
of the o. E. s. served bountiful supper.
a very pleasant and profitable time was
enjoyed by all.
Edward Alexander has sold his team and
lumber job to Eugene Bishop. Mr.. Alex
ander will go to work for the Silsby Broth
ers in the mill. Mr.. Bishop has moved
into the Cobleigh house at the south end of
the village and will draw lumber from East
Haven for Silsby Brothers.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Libra
~ was held at Mrs. J. NJ. Smiths Jan. 9th,
and the following officers were elected
Pres, Mrs. Eva Dean; Vice-Pres., Mrs.
Gertie Burt; Sec. and Treas, Mrs. Cob
leigh; librarian, Mrs. Smith. 1t was unan-
imousIy voted to leave the library with
Mrs. Smith for year and it was decided to
have no fines on books.
The o. E. S. officers were installed last
Tuesday evening by D. G. NJ. Mrs. Cutting
and Mr.. J. Weeks, w. W. NJ, Mrs. Ida
Powers; w. P, o. c. Woodruff; A. NJ.
Mrs. Washburn; Sec, n. J. Washburn;
Treas, w. G. Cheney; Con, Mrs. Cheney;
Asst. Con-, Mrs. Nellie RuggIes; Ada, Mrs.
Anger; Ruth, Mrs. Coble1gh; Esther, Mrs.
Packer; Martha, Mrs. Davis; Electra, Mrs.
Carrie Gaskell; Warder, Emma Woodruff;
Chap, Mrs. Colby; Mar, Mrs. Frank
Watchie; Organist, Mrs. Hattie HartweII;
Sent, E. L. Gaske1l.
d. Rattray Post have installed the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: P. c.,
A. C. Farmer; S. V. c., C. G. Spencer;
j. V. c., w. A. Hart; adjutant, H. II.
Packer; quarterTnaster, Perry Porter; sur
geon, Hiram Cummings; chaplain, A. r.
Stone; o. D., D. w. King; o. G., w. R.
Roundy; S. NJ, II. II. Moulton; @. NJ. S.,
J. NJ. Craig. Officers of the w. r. c. are
as follows: president, Miss Annette Silsby;
S. V. president, Mrs. Perry Porter; j. V.
president, Mrs. Almont Silsby; secretary,
Mrs. Addie Cobleigh; treasurer, Mrs. H.
r. Cummings; chaplain, Mrs. Lucy Hart
well; Con-, Mrs. g. NJ. Fogg; g., Mrs. j.
NJ. Craig; A. Con-, Mrs. w. G. Anger.
Miss AIlis Townsend has returned to
New York. Her sickness was thought to
be due to blood poison, the result of vacci-
nation.-E. P. Hamilton of st. Johnsbury
spent iSunday at A. L. Aldrich's.-Curtis
Stoddard has secured work at st. Johns
bury.-Miss Jessie Dearborn has been
spending week at Newport. Kate
HuntIey has returned to Maiden, Mass
Miss Mary Fairbrother, who has been in
poor health, has returned to E. Ways
Mrs. Viola Sleeper and children are spend
ing a few days in St. Johnsbury.-Miss
Georgia Foster, teacher in the primary de-
partment, is boarding at Mrs. CobleIgh's.
Miss Maud GaskeIl has been at home this
week, as the schools at Barton are closed
on account of scarlet fever.-Mrs. E. E.
DickerInan visited her brother in Lyndon
vile last week.
East Hardwick.
Louis Pendleton has finished repairs on
his grist mill.
Mrs. Nathan Field and Walter spent last
week in Barre.
Miss Ruth Ransom and Miss Susie JosIyn
are at work for Mrs. J. P. Marvin.
Caledonia Grange install their officers
and serve an oyster dinner, Jan. 18TH w.
L. Dow resigned as master of the grange
and E. B. Fay was elected in his place.
Sutton.
The week of prayer was observed at the !
z. 3. church.
Ladies' Aid Society meets with Mrs. L. |
B. Wilson, Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming. Come all.
Schools in the North and North Ridge |
localities finished last week. Both have |
been very successful. Agnes LaClair aged |
IL, of the North school has attended the |
past seven terms without a mark.