Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-11
CALEDONIA COUNTY
WEST BURKE.


Lew Strong was in town last week.
VIM. Cummings has rented Joe Lucia's
farm.
W. ". Hartwell of Barton was in town
last Thursday.
Frank Cobleigh of Boston Is visiting his
cousin, H. w. Cobleigb.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Way of Lyndon have
been visiting at W. E. Halls
Miss Josephine Walter visited in East
Burke one day last week.
Mrs. E. F. richardson, who has been so
/ seriously i'll, is improving slowly.
Maynard Alexander has been quite sick,
/ but is better at present writing.
James Gaskill is doing carpenter work
| for the 3. & NJ. railroad company.
Rev. J. E Sweet vas called to Ashland,
| n. H., last week to of1iciate at funeral
Mrs. Sarah Green, who has been working
in Sutton for several weeks, has returned
home.
Mrs. Sydney Brigham and little son
Merl visited relatives in East Hardwiek
last week.
Mrs. E. L. Gaskeu of Barton visited
friends in town on Friday and Saturday
of last week.
Ray and Miss Celia Spencer are spend
ing their vacation with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. c. Spencer.
Mrs. John Mcclellan of Barton spent
several days last week, the guest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean.
MRS. Janette Coe was called to Barnet by
the illness of her brother, Henry GiIfIIan,
who died on Wednesday of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Bradley who have been
stopping at John Watches for several
months, went to Concord, N. H., Saturday.
E. A. Coe, who purchase the Hiram
Cummings residence, has moved to his new
home and will be at home to his friends
from now on.
The M. E. church will hold their fourth
quarterly conference next Tuesday even
ing March II Presiding Elder Lewis
will be present.
Emile Couture has finished work on the
steel gang for the B. & NJ. r. e. Company
and will move to soon Wells River where
: he has employment
Mr.. and Mrs Suitor of Littleton, N. H.
and daug liter Pearl visited at DR.. Suitor':
last week. Mr.. Suitor and family will
, make their home in Barton.
Eight members of the West Burke lodg,
of ID. OF r. went to Island Pond last Fri
day evening to be present at the installa
tion of new lodge in that village.
Mrs. Mabel Humphrey, who has beer
caring for her mother for the past week
returned to her home In st. Johnsbury
j., leaving Mrs. Smith much improved. 81.
DR.. r. q. Burke went to st. Johnsbur
Thursday morning with Lawrence Amidon
!, the ten year old son of Warren Amidon
= who had the misfortune to injure one @
his eyes very seriously while at play til
i day before. The little fellow is now i
; Brightlook hospital and it is not yet know,
whether the eye can be saved or not.
SHEFFIELD.
George Bickford visited his wife in Nor
q gan last week.
d Walter Batchelder of Newark was i
Y town part of last week. :,
Charles Young and Mr.. Golden hav
d been at the Parker Young mill.
d Mr.andMrs Harley Chapel were inBurk
n and Sutton town meeting day.
u Bernie Hall, who has been in Boston fc
some time, has returned home.
y Oliver Jenness, who is working in s
~ Johnsbury, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Jennie Abbey of st. Johnsbury ha
:, been visiting her brother, D. R. Miles.
n Roy Dopp and George Dryer were i
st. Adams last week. Roy Dopp secure
work.
>, Mrs. r. Hall, who has been in st. Johns
bury caring for Mrs. j. Gibson, has ri
turned home.
The smokestack at the Parker Youn
mill fell down last Monday SO the mill Ia
- to shut down for few days.
Owen ard George McFarlin, who hay
:. been numbering for Parker Young CO
i have finished and gone to their home
Westmore.
no Quite company were invited to spen
A last Thursday evening at James Dopp'
- Cake and coffee were served and the ev.
ming was spent in dancing, the occasio
being Mr. Dopp's birthday.
- The word "Buddha'' means enlighter