Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-11-11
COUNTY.
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West Burke.
John Sargent is failing.
Miss Nellie Thompson is improving.
School in the primary department closed
last Friday.
Mrs. Anna Davis Graves of ~Fitchburg,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. l..
GaskilI.
Mrs. Woodruff widow of the late Erastus
Woodruff died at the residence of her son
Oscar, on Saturday, Nov. I'd. The funeral
services were held on Tuesday, Rev. E. V.
Stevens officiating. The remains were
taken to Lyndon Centre for burial.
Alice Sherman of Newport was in own
over Sunday,-Della Watson of Lyndon
vile has been assisting in caring for her
uncle, John Sargent.-A. L. Aldrich re-
ceived a visit from his cousin, Lyman AL
drich Of Maine last week. They had not
met since 1865. Mr.. Aldrich is in the en-
ploy of a medical company.-Mr. and
Mrs. o. E. Roundy and daughter of Barton
were in town last Sunday.-D. o. Wood
ruff and wife of st. Johnsbury were in
town last week to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Betsey Woodruff. Miss Mary Fairbrother
is in Barton for medical treatment.
The 9Th district meeting of the order CT
Eastern Star was held here last Wednesday
evening. Grand Patron, j. M. Weeks of
st. Johnsbury, Grand Matron, Mrs. Lou
Clement, Bradford, and other Grand Off
GERS being present. Six chapters were rep
resent and the work was lone by the St.
Johnsbury ladies in a very creditable man
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Visitors were also present from Orient
Chapter of Barton inc Lady Emma
Chapter, Fitchburg. The banquet was
served by the Woman's Relief Corps and
vas highly complimented.
HardWick. -
Mrs. Foster Kinney is i'll with rheumatic
fever.
W. Fl. H. Connor of Burlington visited
relatives here last week.
Charles Rockwell and wife have returned
from Troy, where they visited friends.
Mrs. w. s. Cobb and son and Mrs. B. E
Cobb and daughter visited in Lamoile
county last week.
II. r. Mack has sold his Mackville farm
to D. j. Bell. This farm has been in the
Mack family since 1885.
The reception given by the senior class
of the academy at opera house Monday
evening was a success. About $50 persons
We're present.
East Hardwick.
c. j. Bell has had a telephone put into
his house.
DR.. L. w. Adgate and daughter Annie
started Monday for California, where they
are to make their home.
Mrs. c. j. Bell is visiting friends in Lit
tleton, \. H.-Mr. Mrs. Romeo Stowe
visited in MorrisvilIe recently.-Miss
Florence Delano has gone to Southern
Pines for the winter.
Sheffield.
Mrs. Hannah Folsom is convaIesc7nt.
Ernest BicknelI visited at Albert GiHn's
last week.
John Flanders has sold his place to Amos
Blake of Lyndon.
Mrs. j. c. Orcutt has returned from a
visit in Nashua, n. H.
A. S. Hall and Frank ingalls, nave been
painting for Mr.. Dunton in Lyndon.
Ernest Lawson, Mrs. Beulah Roberts
and Mrs. Lester Brown are on the sick list.
Wylie Willard is moving to Sutton on
to his farm recently purchased of
Hollis AIlard. The NJ. Z. Ladies' Aid So
ciety had chicken pie dinner at the yes
try last Saturday.
May Whitney of Newport was home for
a few days last week.-Ruby Hall has fin
ished working for Dan RuggIes and is at
home for a few days William Bradley of
Lyndon visited Lucy Drown one day last
week.-Mr. John circuit is at home for a
few days.