Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-11

evening, June Ii, at Lanes opera houSe'
senior reception Friday evening, June To-
Memphremagog House parlors. The mem
bers Of the class are Lettie L. Foster, Anna
V. Hardy, Mae e. Foster, Fernie A.
Mowry, Helen A. Lemos, Asa r. Drown,
Harold A. Cook, Samuel w. F. Hamilton,
Charles w. Huse.
MORGAN CENTER
Lee Elliott is home from school at DERBY
Center.
Mr.. II. H. Elliott is visiting relatives in
Massachusetts,.
Henry Brainard from Derby Line.was in
town last Wednesday.
Bert Gilman is building a boathouse
on the shore at the Center.
The Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. d. A.
Elliott Wednesday, June 20.
Mrs. Bertha Hutchinson from Derby
Lire was in town last Wednesday.
A. o. Elliott was badly hurt last Thurs
day while working on the highway.
Lewis Prevonchs, whose foot was badly
cut some weeks ago, is able to be out again.
Ths Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. c l.. Burroughs Wednesday, June ID.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Danforth OF Island
Pond called on friends in town last week.
Mrs. ]. A. Gray has returned from New
York, where she was called recently by
the illness of her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Burroughs and
little daughter, Ruby, from Coaticook
visited friends here last week.
The sale held by the Ladies' Aid Society
Friday evening, June 8, was well attended
| and was In every way success. A boun-
tiful supper was served, and the evening
much enjoyed by all present. Proceeds
from sale and supper $19.Gt.
| TROY
| Mrs. Maude Norway is visiting in
| Nashua, N. H.
| Mrs. Frank Button visited relatives in
Newport recently.
from a visit to Derby.
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
H. A. Buck Wednesday.
Miss Nettie Kennedy Is visiting at g. P.
Stevens at Stevens Mills, Richford.
Mrs. Grace Cook and daughters of West
Charleston are visiting at D. 9. Albee's.
DIR. F. 8. Gray attended the meeting oil
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Richardson and
children OF West Derby were in town over
Sunday.
Warren Whitehouse is somewhat better
his father, Enos Whitehouse, is very low
i with heart trouble.
Miss Bertha Wursthorne was called home
from her sahool at Newport by the critical
. illness of Miss Sadie Foster.
Charles s. Stevens and Kate Wursthorne
of Stevens Mills have been in town visit.
ing friends and relatives.
large number from this place attended
the entertainment given by the Reading
Club at Westfield last Tuesday evening
All report fine time.
Many of the young friends of Homer
Bean helped to celebrate his fourteenth
birthday at his home on the evening OF
June Z. 1t is needless to say they had
good time.
WESTFIELD.
Miss Lillian Miller is home from Man
|
w. s. Trumpass is converting the ole
house on his place into a barn.
Rev. H. s. McCabe will preach in TIT
Congregational church Sunday, June II.
Mrs. Alvin Thompson of Lunenburs
has been here visiting Mrs. M. Fl. Dodge
Mrs. Rodney Foster and Miss Minnie ar
visiting this week in Berkshire, Yves
| Fern boy,, op6 G,,ttor
The attendance on the silhouette an
strawberry social given by the Young La
dies Reading Club was large.
!, Mrs. Lillian Wright was chosen delegat
= from the Congregational church to atten
:. the state convention at Woodstock.
Carter Fowler has sold his farm in til
south part of the town to Ed Deuso
Montgomery. Consideration a, 900.
Miss Mary Root is home on visit. ST
recently graduated as nurse from tt
!, lowering Hospital near st. Louis, Mo.
News has been received announcing tt
birth on June I'd of an II pound son
! Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert F. Miller of Baker
O field.
;. Communion services were held in
Mrs. Byron E. Gilman united with Il
- church.
% The Misses Marion and Helen Clal
n have come from Nutley, N. j., to spell
- the summer at Deacon Hitchcock's al
w. D. Bells.
The Misses Maude Miller and Hell
~ Farman were In Bakersfield last wee
20 Roy Miller returned with them for t
Ia summer vacation.
y Fred johnson and family of Leomist'
= Mass, have been visiting at l. D. job
= sons. Fred has returned to his busine
while the family will remain longer.
~ j. Percy has sold his farm and stock
:, the North Hill to man from New YoI
~ Consideration, $500. Mr.. Ry ea, father-i
z law of the purchaser, will occupy the far
er Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram o. Miller go Il
y week to Harrisburg, Pa, to visit their s
es Max and his family. They also will vi
10 in Springfi Mass, and Providence, r.