Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-05-26
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
a1 West Burke.

71 West Burke.
MRS. Robert Thayer is ill.
Mrs. j. NJ. Smith is no better.
Arthur 6ask in has the measles.
MJs. Cobleigh is having water put into
her house
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Aldrich were in Shelf
field Sunday.
Mrs. Ross hiss moved into Mrs. Jonathan
Davis ten ement.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Coe were at Will
loughby last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Smith of Sheffield Wis.
tied at J. III. Smiths last week.
Robert Porter has been very i'll with
pn usmOnia, but is little better.
Mar. and Mrs. Albert Boardman of VOL
colt visited at }. NJ. Smiths last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Anger are both
81, being threatened with pneumonia.
sc. Otis went TO Ludlow last week as
delegate 10 the Grand Lodge of I. o. o. F.
Mrs, Bert Bishop and children are visit
ing Mrs. Bishops parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. b. Farmer, at Island Pond.
The strawberry festival given by the
Epworth League Friday evening was well
attended and good program rendered.
MISS Florence Welport and Miss
Maud Csldbeek were the guests Of
Miss Myrtle Abdrich last week.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting OF the Ladies' Aid society last
week al the home OF DR.. Dickerman.
Rev. /. p. Booth OF Morrisville spoke to
large audience in the interest of the Anti
saloon League last Tuesday evening. He
also spoke at Newark and Sutton.
Mrs. Dexter johnson, OF Peppsrel, Mass,
and her daughter, Mrs. Swallow, of
Exeter, N H, former residents OF this
place, are in tBwb calling on friends and
acquaintances. '' NJ "N"
Thereeiial given ny Miss Myrtle Aldrich
was quite well attended and a fine pro-
gram was rendered and much enjoyed.
Misses Cald beck and Welfort were we'll
received and W IN be welcomed by West
Burke anaience sgain.
HaTdwick.
H e. Couant has gone to Michigan to
visit his brother.
Mrs. ID J. NJ. Taylor has returned from
syracuse, ". Y.
Asa Woodbury. has commenced work on
the foundation of his new house.
Rev. J. A. Dixon was absent last week,
speaking st various places in the interests
of ttstsrnpsyance cause. y" '''.l'"
Sheifield.
Mrs. Isaac Pearl is on the sick list.
Willis BHTylis having his house painted.
GsoTge Davis has moved to Sheffield viii
lsgs.
Siias- Gray OF Glover was in town last
week.
Mr.. Rversts and wife visited in town
recently.
Mrs. Maw 10 and children are visiting at
Willis Be1Tys.
Mrs Nellie Salmon visited at Sumner
Warmers Sunday.
MRS. Mary Jones was in town recently
visiting relative s.
Henry Dexter and wife of Springfield
are visiting in town.
Melvin Drown and Ray Coomer were at
A. j. browns Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chesley visited
IN st. JohDsbury recently.
George Bickford of So. Barton has pur-
John Woodman Is improving from his
recent Illness and is able to ride out.
The Ladies' Aid Society held sociable
in the town house last Friday evening.
e. 6. French gave temperance lecture
in the r. B. church last Thursday evening
Ma. and Mrs. Charles Ingalls, have re-
turnaa from their visit in Barre and Beth
leheus>
The Raw. Mr.. Parker and daughter Hat
tie OF Newport Centre have been in town
visiting
Mrs. Walker and daug liter OF Stanstead
are visiting Mrs. Roys. Miss Walker will
remain here and attend the village school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ingalls, were in Lyn-
donvile last week to attend the funeral OF
sTelstive.
The steam mill near g Kenni toms is in
running order, saving about 1900 feet
lamber daily and employs eight or ten
men.
School In Dist. No. is preparing pre-
Memorial exercises to be held Thursday,
Maya % Everyb body is cordially invited to
attend.
Sutton.
j. a. StDrnpf has shut up his house and
moved 10 E ast Charlie ston.
WI. tDgsns of Hsverhill, N. a., visited
his brother, o. w. Iogalls recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Carleton, of White
field. N. II visited relatives here last week
Mrs. Smith OF BarDston, P. O., and her
daughter visited Mrs Smiths sister, Mrs
l.. w. Green recently.
l. b. Fsrr hss recently had three oppor-
tunities to rent or sell the farm but as yet
has Sot closed a bargain.
Frank Allard has purchased the
Wbitehsr farm OF Will Rice and when he
moves another home will be vacant.
Mrs. y. A. Wny of Lyndonville has beer
visiting among her old friends and neigh
bors. Out OF abe many who once made
lively social De'ghbor hood she finds but
two lett>