Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs Harlow and daughter
went to Springfield Wednesday.
Jesse LaFrennier of East Jaffrey,
N. H., spent last week in town.
Miss Bernice Patterson was quite i'll
Saturday from the effects a fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Sanborn of
New York are visiting in town.
Mrs. Annie Martin of Barre spent
last week with Mrs. P. H. Brahana.
|. Mrs. George Curtis. and children are
spending a, few weeks at Newport
Center.
Mrs. Della LaClair has returned from
| New York with a full line of fall mill
linery goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Knight of
Ayers Cliff, P. O., were recent visi
tors in town.
Mrs. Ducharm was quite i'll last week
but is reported better MIR. Sargent
is on the gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Kinsley and
daughter Ellen of North Troy spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Minnie Scott is visiting her
for few weeks.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Verge
of Westfeld was held Tuesday at St.
Ignatius' church. Rev. Father Lavigne
, officiated.
MORGAN CENTER.
A. o. Elliott has moved to Terry
!, Paye's farm at East Charleston.
5 Little Aubrey Scribner was badly
burned about the face. neck, arms and
hands last Friday evening but is doing
f as we'll as could be expected.
e The ladies of the Auxiliary will
serve an oyster supper at the Wood
Y man hall Thursday evening. All cor
|. daily invited. Supper Is cents.
II TROY.
George Todd of Gulfport, Miss. a
former resident, has been visiting
: friends here.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Farman and
W. G. Farman are home from their
:. Western trip. '---
y Mrs. c. A. Brown has gone to her
home in Lowell, Mass, after spending
two weeks here.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Partlow have
u taken twins. a boy and girl from the
Burlington orphans home.
st Judge and Mrs. Will Taylor and
at daughter Cecil of Hardwick were re-
cent visitors at F. E. Taylor's.
Id Mrs. George Bogers is home from
ne several weeks visit to relatives in
Worcester, Mass. Mrs. John Rogers
20 came home with her.
le John Conner and daughter, Mrs.
Maude Norway, are home from their
carriage drive; they visited in Iras-
=, burg, Glover, Cabot and Marshfield
Wallace, the eight year old son of F.
A. Greene, underwent successful op-
r. Grafton for appendicitis at the Royal
ty Victoria hospital at Montreal recently.
Max Albee returned to North Wood
ed stock, N. H., with his brother Fred
Id September 20, and will have employ.
ment in lath mill. The Abee house
al has received coat of paint.
rs WESTFIELD.
Mrs. Hardy has been entertaining
Ut two sisters for the past week.
ir. Mr.. Woodwork and w. o. Wright
are putting in a water system TO,
wi their new houses.
-, Mr. and Mrs. R. Fl. Wright are en-.
IL PERTAINING their daughter and her hus
ID band from Canada this week.
ne Mrs. ]. A. Hunt and Miss Minnie
>. Gilpin were elected delegates from
the G. E. society to attend the Stat.
lie convention, October to 6.
ON A good number attended the sale O
ant ice cream and cake served by the girls
and boys classes of the Sunday schoo
81, Friday night. $3.50 being realized.
,rk wEsTMoRE.
% Additional Westmore items on pag
seven.
the Hiram Carpenter of West Derby Wis
tied his sister recently.
ere Miss Irene Randall visited friend
: :, at Lyndonville over Sunday.
Mrs. Davis Quint and daughter Cor
of Manchester, N. H., and Mrs. Gree
ing of Newport are visiting at J.
cue Hyde's.
fish 81,
nc Nutting will move here from Star
stead this week to the farm he bougE
of Mrs. A. L. Peene.
veu H. D. Beebe is attending the sta
was fo;r nd VIC oy,oo+ lin - -. 49,,
ave nraro;nno IN tic ho.,+;f1 III.
e1- stallion even if there are many contes
ere ants.
One of the iolliest meetings of tt
season was call meeting held by WI
'nal loughby Lake grange Friday evenir
,per when two candidates took tho first q,
en- second degrees. The next regular NEE
TO ing will be held September "a, and Il
per third and fourth degrees will
are worked. Cake and coffee will
served.
calf -rD0nr -o,
day NAAEDONiA OOONl
tive WEST BURKE
lere
we'd u. =. Aldrlcn OF clover was IN TOW
ron Saturday.