Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-30


ne sincere sympathy of everyone
ERE IN their great affection.
SHEFFIELD.
Earl Simpson went to st. Johnsbury
o spend Christmas.
Mrs. Cora Eastman visited at A. o.
trays over Christmas.
Mrs. E. F. Hall is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. Alice Davis.
Mrs Martha Blake Petrie is staying
Tor time at Willie Gray's.
Alice Davis and Thomas Hall visited
relatives in Lancaster, N. H., last
week.
Alfred Simpson is at home from
seminary for the holiday
vacation.
The central telephone office has been
changed from Charles Sheldon's to
Willie Gray's.
There was union Christmas tree at
the town hall Thursday. Dec. "a. The
exercises were very good.
There will be social at the Metho-
dist vestry Tuesday evening. Sugar
on snow and plain doughnutS will be
served. sT5....,
= The Lyndonyille basket ball team
played against Sheffield recently.
donville. 80" ign
Clarence Ferguson from Burlington
gave very interesting lecture at the
Methodist church Sunday evening on
the temperance question.
SUTTON
Mrs. G. W.Peck has not been as we'll
the past week.
Miss Vira Ballis visiting friends in
Barton this week.
Mrs. F. ". Barker, who has been i'll
for nearly year. is much improved in
;. health.
! Mrs. Mary Daanforth nd sons spent
/ Christmas with Mrs. Ora Willard of
Barton.
Mr.. Doe is visiting his son Max at
Charles Aldrich's.
S. S. Gray's daughter Grace is i'll
with chicken pox.
There was q Christmas tree at the
Union house Friday night.
Miss Hutchinson has closed her
school on the North Ridge.
Mrs. Gertrude Parent closes her
school in the Bundy district this week
There were Christmas exercises and
tree at the Union house Friday even
= ing.
Frederick Doe of Ryegate spent
4 Christmas at the home Of Charley AL
drich.
Phineas Danforth is taking few
days rest from his railroad duties at
o his home here.
The Ladies Aid society will have a
supper and entertainment at their
n hall Oh New Years eve.
Miss Nina Clark. who has been to
: St Johnsbury for an operation on her
+ eye, has returned home.
Miss Nina Clark is spending few
- days with her sister, Mrs. Carl Hough-
ii ton of ST. Johnsbury Center.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Lewsey and
: daughter Edith visited at H. D.
:, ChaDman's during the holidays.
m 1913 % cir HIS IidS given up uSI SCUOO
= on account of the serious illness of hel
! father. The school will open again az
soon as a teacher can be secured.
=. Mrs. Minnie Ruggles and Mrs. Alb
=. bic Switser will entertain the Ladies
Aid society Friday evening Herber
II. Burnham will assist in the enter
s. tainment.
In recent issue the death of An
thony LafOe was announced. which
is was an error. His SON. e. "A. Layoe
s has received the glad news that he i
alive and well.
D. Rev. Mr.. Glow answered the call Il
al his door-bell Chistmas eve, and seeinl
no one when he opened the door, be
- baskets and boxes filled with goo
I In things that are necessary for the sus
:" tenance of man, and surrounding Their
all was live rooster in cage.
u u Among the teachers and student
= who are spending the holidays j
% town are Miss Anna Danforth from
Medford, Mass. Miss Fanny Hasting
,g from Barre, Miss Sadie Blake fro1
ne Lyndon. Herbert Burnham from Middl7
er bury college, Miss Elsie Whipple fro
81. JOnI1SuuTy dcauemy, MISS FIOE
- Laid from johnson, John Dean an
~ Rodney Gray from Lyndon Institute
n NEWPORT.
Harry Burgess, of Blodgett & Bur
ry CESS, clothiers, is at the hospital j
t. Sherbrooke. P. O.. where he has Jus
IN undergone successful operation TO
appendicitis. Mr.. Burgess went {
- Norton Mills to spend Sunday wit
~ his family, who were visiting there
- and was taken to Sherbrooke Monda
e. morning, where the operation was PEI
formed. He was accompanied by hi
partner. Mr.. Blodgett. and DR.. Bad
" ger, who has treated Mr.. Burgess i
b. like attacks several times and VIII
in assisted during the operation. At las
r. accounts the patient was resting eae7l,
with good prospects for a quicl
recovery.