Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-01-12

Wells of Irasburg. Subject of lee
ture "From Lights and Shadows of
the Christian Ministry" cordial in.
vitation is extended to all.
BLOOMINGTON.
F. E. Newton has finished his lum.
herring in Lowell and returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Reirden of Bar
ton visited at Orson Crows Sunday. |
Mrs. Or.) Longe from Newport Wis
! tied friends in town few days last
week.
/ Forty-seven from Bloomington re-
sponded to their names at the roll call
at Orleans Saturday.
The w. C. T. U. did not hold their
regular meeting last week on account
of the rough weather.
The many friends of Mrs. Flora
Shattuck will be pleased to learn that
she is able to be out again.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Hagar, who are work
ing for Mr.. Buck at the Chandler mill,
We're at home over Sunday.
Eva Day has been quite sick at Der
by thepast week; her mother, Mrs.
H. H. Day has been with her few
days.
his school in L ancaster, Mass, on &C.
count of sickness. He is very sick
with tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Gross are re-
joicing over the birth of a son, born
Jan. 7. Mrs. Pinney of Newport is
caring for Mrs. Gross.
BRoWNINCTON CENTER.
Guy Sheppard spent Friday and Sat
urdav with his parents at Irasburg.
:. Mrs Truman Aiken is caring for
| Mrs E. A. Robinson and little daugh-
ter.
Carl Wells is working for the
Chandler Company at the electric
) mill.
Mrs. Haznn of Barton was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Guy ShephardS the
! past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hazen of Brown
ington, are working for Walter Buck
at the Chandler Company mill.
Matte Chapman has finished work
: for Darwin Wright and gone to her
= home in Glover. Mrs. Wright is
keeping house for her son now.
s The Jr. o. U. A. M. held a special
y meeting Friday evening. and initiated
s two new members. After meeting
). all went to the church for supper
: which was served Ivy the Ladies
Guild. Friday evening the fraternity
presented Henry Leland with nice
meerschaum pipe, in appreciation o.
his faithful services as warder of the
lodge, which Office he has held eve
Il since the lodge organized and ha
= missed but one meeting and that OF
y = account of Sickness.
!. COVENTRY
If Miss Flossie Douglass is home from
70 Springfield. Mass, in poor health.
y Mrs. McLam of Torsham is visiting
n her daughter.
J. e. R. Guild, who has been i'll sine
II HE came from New York, is able to b'
"a out.
3 VIM. Lathe, splitter at the bobbi
J mill, has moved into the rooms tina
I'd Harry Marley vacated.
n Mr.. Martell of Sherbrooke. P. @.
ID has been here to visit his daughter
er Mrs. Gonyea the past week.
2 Mrs. Ed. Gonyea is very i'll. d.
80 Allen of st. Johnsbury has been Gale
20 in consultation with Drs. Willard
~ Cleasby, Parlin of Orleans and Ten
ia pleton of Irasburg. A nurse from s
Johnsbury is caring for her:
10 10 cRAFTsBURY.
ne Mrs. Mayburn is i'll from rheun
ar atism.
v Mrs. Annie Wilson is able to sit U
ry a little.
a, Dora Gallagher returned to Burlinl
~ ton Saturday.
% Mrs. Gray returned to her work
80 Hardwick last week.
nd Mrs. Celia jerks suffered a seriol
Mt stroke of paralysis last Saturday.
or s. R. Corey is very i'll from hea
en- trouble at the home of Mrs. Hubbar
lis Mr.. Arbucle moved last week into Il
O. tenement known as the Major Robin
IN place.
aIi Mr.. and Mrs. John Babcook fro
a. Hard wick visited at C. H. Hanson
on last Monday.
I'm Charles Batchelder moved with h
rs family to Greensboro Bend the fir
of this week.
Mrs. Nellie Corlis expects to lea
- Tuesday for a few weeks visit at h
80 home in Canada.
1914 (JldUyS OuuI0 VI tAIUduy anu II
rn on C. Cobb were married at the hon
,ee of the brides brother in Glover "a
,at 1st by Rev. M. S. Eddy.
cd George Lovejoy and Elmer Goo
10. rich of East Hardwick were in tov
ice Friday evening to install the new of
ew GERS in the Craftsbury grange.
ch. The public installation of officers
At the Grange Friday evening was
de, very pleasant and interesting occ
ire sion; they served supper to over o.
ere hundred people.
~ NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Ter H. N. Stevens was in ST. Johnsbu
It's ION business Tuesday.
. c.. H. Root was in Burlington la
res week to attend the dairymen's ass
215 citation meeting.
wn Miss Dora Gallagher, who has be-
at home i'll for some time, has return
to school in Burlington.
The annual donation and oyst
ny e,,rror of tho ConUrooafi0pal chl1r