Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-09
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Samuel Aiken is very sick with iaundlee.
A little daughter of Cornelius Deacon is
very i'll with pneumonia.
Willis Still, who has been very Ill from
blood poison, is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dupaw were In
Burlington last week visiting.
Miss Emma HalIett has returned to her
home in st. Johnsbury, aft er spending her
vacation with friends In town.
Hardwick Grange will install their OFF,
GERS for the ensuing year Friday evening,
Jan. 13, at Sons of Veterans hall.
Dwight Hovey died at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. George Remission, Jan. 1,
at the age of 66 years. The cause Of his
death was dropsy.
Theodore, the little son CT w. Ii. Smith,
is recovering from his recent illness, and
the nurse who has been caring for him
has returned to Burlington.
The entertainment by the Katherine
Ridgeway Co., Wednesday evening was
well attended and much enjoyed. Miss
Ridgeway was repeatedly encored and
charmed her audience by her readings.
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Ernest Flanders is working for Irving
Norcross.
Lula Austin is at work at Harry Ohm
stead's, in Greensboro.
Charles Wilson and wife visited several
days recently, in C~raftsbury.
Caledonia grange held their annual din
ner and installation, JAM.
Grace Austin has returned from an ex-
tended visit at Colchester, and is at work
for Mrs. Field.
Cottage prayer meetings were held Tues
day evening at Henry Eldridge's, and
Thursday at Silas Marshall's.
SHEFFIELD. Il
o. H. Jenness is better. u
Geo. Dow was In town last Tuesday.
Roy Brooks has moved to o. FL Jenness'.
Clifton Smith has been visiting in town.
Oney Simpson cut his foot badly last
week..
James Salmon is quite Ill with heart
trouble.
Harland Page has been ill and unable to
attend school.
A. o. Gray gave a dinner to some OF his
friends last Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Davis were at ". s.
Willard g in Glover, Thursday.
Joseph Heath of Barton has been in
town, canvassing for nursery stock.
Several went to Glover Wednesday even
ing to attend the installation and dance.
Mrs. Alfred Hall of Lancaster has been
in town q few days on account of the ILL
ness of her son, T. A. Hall.
A drama, entitled 'The Village Farm
the public some time In February.
The MONITOR agent will be in town this
week to receive subscriptions to the Mon
1ToR and all club papers. Plan to see him.
SUTTON.
Arthur Fogg has been quite sick the past
week..
Johnnie Moore has gone to Boston to
visit his brothers..
L. w. Green was called to Island Pond
on business the past week.
Pete Bushey, who has been very sick at
Arthur Fogg's, is gaining.
The MONITOR agent will be in town this
week to receive subscriptions to the Mon
ITOR anu al CIuU phpSIS' I1au W BEG h4m'
DR.. Evans, eye specialist, of Randolph,
who is staying with his brother, o. w.
Ingalls,, in this town, has decided to con-
tinue his business at West Burke for
another week,
WHEELOCK.
At the ladies' sale about $50 was taken.
Mr.. Laffo who has been sick for some
time is slowly failing.
Lucius WEIGH of Canad visited his
mother, Mrs. Drew last week.
c. P. Mathewson is some better. There
are hopes of his recovery at this writing
Quite a number went to Glover to at
tend thespublic installation and danceWed-
nesday evening. All report a fine time.
The MONITOR agent will be in town this
week to receive subscriptions to the Mon
T o and all club papers. Plan to see him.