Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-09

iting friends in Newport.
Miss Haz5l Prime has returned to her
home in w orcester, Mass.
Archie Kipp of Nashua, N. H., visited
his 1liother here last week.
Miss Gladys Katen will work fer the
season for q. NJ Cutting & Co.
Regular communica ton Orleans Lodge
55, F. and A. NJ, Friday evening, at 7:3o.
The Afternoon Study club will meet with
Mrs. A. B. Blake, Thursday, March 18th.
Several mamber of the Caikins family
were si ok last week but are all improving.
Mrs. A. r. Co vles slipped on the ice re-
Gently and has been abled for several
days.
Miss Rose Cary has finished her work a t
Crystal Lake house and gone to ner nome IN
Troy.
Mrs. Rose Grapes has moved to Rye
gate to live with her two sons ct that
place.
Mrs. Gao. Craig spent several days at
South Barton last week caring Tor sick
sister.
Miss Margaret Rowen paid a visit to
friends in Waterbury Saturday and
sunday.
q Harvey Conner OF franklin, N. H., is
visiting relatives, MIR. and Mrs. William
Collision.
Albert Hanna has moved from the
Flanders house into one OF Z. Graves
tenements.
Foster tenement into one of II. T. Savers
tenements.
Joseph Labounty of Lowell, who recent
ly purchased the samuel Drew farm, has
moved there.
Dorothy Grow has gone to the Ufsuline
convent al Stanstead 10 attend scnool and
be cared for.
Mrs. s. 81. Chickering of West Burke
was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Geo.
Craig, Saturday.
=. Mrs. w. M. Wright recently went to
Newport to sing at the N=vin night Of the
Beethoven club.
William Noonan Of Vergennes was here
last week. with some horses for H. A.
Harding to train.
Misses Sadie and .BerylsTemple of West
Charleston spent Sunday with their aunt
MIS-. NJ. HI. Wilson.
Mrs Della, Barber and son OF West Clio e
er are spending a few weeks with Mrs
Harriet B. Borland.
Mrs. Fl. L. Bigelow is making changes
in her house 80 as to accommodate few
boarders and roomers.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. FLANDERS are re- joicins
over the birth of an eight pound baoy girl
who arrived yesterday.
Annie Jewell have gone to Boston this
week on business trip.
William Warren Of Lyme, N. H., hal
come here to make his home with hi
niece, Mrs. NJ H. Wilson.
Miss Ina M. Phillips las gone to Man
chester, n H., and Boston, Mass, on
pleasure and business trip.
Samuel Nelson's family have move
Into Thomas LOWery's house.
The regular meeting of the Woman
: Literary club will be held with Miss Rut
barloa on Wednesday evening.
Clarence Craps is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. j. Z. Orne, at Browningto
Center, during his school vacation.
Ed. White has received his appointmer
as mail carrier on r. F. D. rouse No 1, i
place of A. o. White, who resigned.
William c. Brown, who has been suffsl
n ing some time from the grip, went la
Thursday to hospital for treatment.
|. Mrs. Van Hitchcock was called to Dau
IS vile, P. Q saturday to attend the funert
OF her sisters husband, w. w. rowne.
Mrs. Jesse Cooper was called to Ira
burg yesterday on account of the sudde
death OF her father Saturday morning.
q Miss Blanche Connor of Lyndonviile ar
q Mrs. Oin ABBOTT of S1uth Barton spel
At Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. Fred Conac
1t Tnere viii be regular meeting Of Il
j. fire company tomorrow evening at ii
J. village haii Per order fire warden.
Fl Clarence Dolloff and Hermon Woo
le bury Of Mancaeste n. H, spent sever
r. days as guests at L. j. Freemaa's is
y, week.
L. Mrs. Anna McArthur OF East Albany
~ working for Andrew w 4ic )tt in the pla
tx OF RS. Laura Wilson who goes to Bost
~ to work
80 In giving the names of those who
- tended the ehcampment at Montpelier
- Gently we shou.u nave added that OF c
- mond DWyer.
r. Six children OF A. r. Wakeman are 81
ial with whooping cougL, and there are ga
n number of children IN this vicIn
ais having tnat disease.
TIE Woman's Christian Temperar
union will meet with Mrs. L. w. DR.
tuesday af,etnoo1 at O'Clock. Suujs
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