Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-01-06
CALEDONIA COUNTY,.
WEST BURKE.

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Everett Grant has rented W. w. |
Goes tenement. -,--sfsass7a
Mrs Annie Strong of ST. Johnsbury
was home last week.
L. G. Roundy was in ST. Johnsbury
on business Tuesday.
Lyman Walter of New HAMPSHIRE
was home during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin McGinnes
visited at W. w. Goes recently.
Irving Orcutt and family of Newport
visited at H. Orcutt's last week.
E. J. Heath and family spent Sunday
with Mr.. Heath's parents in Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Colby visited
Mrs. Colby's people at Derby Line last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Stoddard have
been visiting friends in Hartford,
Conn.
r. C. Bradley of Canaan. N. H.,
spent part of last week at John
Watches.
Clarence Miles of Passumpsic was
is the guest of Arthur Way Tuesday of
| last week.
Gordon Davis. Miss Grace Davis and
Miss Laila Roundy have returned 10
their schools.
Mrs. Mary Anger and Mrs. Ella
Densmore have been on the sick list
for few days.
/. DR.. F. II. Burke, F. D. Burns and
miss Blanche Burns attended the New
Year ball at Stanstead, P. @.
Miss Alice Townsend, who has been
spending the holidays with her mother,
returned to New York Saturday.
Miss bertha Heath was not able to
return tor. w. Densmore's and Miss
Alice Gastill has taken her place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hall were recent
ly called . Barton by the sud-
7 den death of,Mrs. Halls mother, Mrs.
Grow.
t Mrs. LorindaMarshall. who has been
spending severn weeks with her son,
W. w. MarshaMoc Hardwick, has re-
turned home.
: Mrs. Mary, Packe' has gone to St.
Johnsbury for few o,ys, after which
+, she will go to Albany,N. Y. for the
u remainder of the winter.
e Mr., AND Mrs. A. O. Bern and little
son and Miss Fairbrother ofUaremont.
N. H. and Miss Lillian F;irbrother
y of Lyndoaville spent SundayNst E. G.
! Ways recently.
George Powers, who is in spoor
health, fell in the house last week
Tuesday and injured himself. Nc
bones were broken but the fall shoos
!, !, him up badly and caused more or les
-" pain.
DR.. G. ". Bolton moved Thursda,
~ into his new house, although it is no
~ completed yet. they were able to NOV
ia into part of it. The tenement in tn
y Dean block vacated by them has bee
rented by Clayton George.
IL A deaconess from the Boston Deacon
:, ess home viii speak IN the Methods
10 church Thursday evening. Everyon
% is cordially invited to attend and hea
about the great good done by the dea
5. conesses in our large cities.
l. Mrs Fannie Sargent had the misfo1
~ tune to break one bone in her arm an
.o dislocate another She did not call
l" physician for about 10 DAYS. thinkin
it not serious. DR.. Allen of ST. Johns
f. bury assisted by DR.. Burke set tn
i'd arm Thursday of last week and sh
Y is now very comfortable.
~ At the yearly meeting of the Ladie!
u Library association not enough men
bers were present to form quorum fl
oy doing business. A call meeting wi
nd be held An the near future and member
n will have to come or the library wi
nd havel to be closed. All are urged I
s. atts1d as the matter of fines will (
voted upon and new officers elected
- Every Vmember is urged to after
~ ~ his oneyearly meeting.
80 The MiSses Laila and Glenn Rounc
SIS gave a party to asmall number of the
nd friends Monday evening. Dec %. tt
H. guests invited were Gordon Davis
Mt. Hermon, Mortified, Mass Mi
Grace Davis, normal school. Plymout
N. H.; Miss Angie Davis. Bartt
n, academy; Ray Spencer. high schoe
Kingston, NH. Frank Osprey, Burk,
Maynard and Miss Myrtle Alexande
re- West Burke; Miss Lewis and Messr
no Atwood and Frost of ST. Johnsbu
.as academy. The evening was spent wi
M music and games and a very pleasa
,as time enjoyed by all.
taa SUTTON
an M cLa. poof1 .:-;o
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A. Mrs. John Gray is i'll with thro