Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-16
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Miss Clara Whitcomb visited her
brother at T. G. Crandall's last week.
Lillian Gorham from Coventry Wis
tied her cousin, Lila Herman, last
week.
Mrs. Charlotte Crafts from New
port IS visiting her sister, Mrs. M.
A. Works.
State Master Smith from Morris
town was in town Tuesday, March 8,
and attended the grange meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hagar have re-
turned home from Mr.. Bucks where
they have been at work through the
winter.
About twenty-eight from Browning
ton grange went to Charleston last
week Tuesday to attend Prospect
Pomona grange.
The c. E. society will give baked
bean supper at the hall Thursday
evening, March II. Ladies please
furnish for the table as usual.
BROWNINGTON CENTER.
Frank Seavey was on the sick list
the past week.
Viola Sheperd has finished work for
A. P. Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagar have finished
work for Walter Buck.
Mrs. W. P. Smith is at work for
Thomas Landon at Orleans.
Mrs. Clara Packard of st. Johns
bury is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Ma
| ria Going, at E. J. Huse's.
! John Young and family, who have
had work in Barton for the winter,
have returned to their home.
We learn that DR.. Parlir of Orleans
has bought the Lower farm between
here and the old village.
Jerome Houston's family have all
been sick. Mrs. Houston and Leon.
are still in bed with grip. At this
writing Mrs. Houston is worse. Mrs.
Mae Drown is helping care for them
On Thursday evening, March "a
the Ladies' guild of this place will
give B supper in the church vestry.
This extraordinary supper will be
served from 7 to O'Clock. At the
close of the supper, Rev. E. E. Wells
of Irasburg will deliver lecture or
the subject. Lights and Shadows OF
the Christian Ministry" The pro
ceeds from the supper will be con
sidered as a donation to meet incl.
dental expenses of the church fol
the present year. The lecture will
be free.
EVANSVILLE.
Charles Moore was In Wheeloek
last week to visit his grandfather.
J. w. Moor went to Wheelock las
week to see his father who is quite
sick.
Mrs. William Lee of Marlboro
Mass. visited friends here the pas
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. 1. Smith of Or
leans visited at III. Lapierre's las
week.
Harvey Perkins,. whose ssicknes
has been mentioned before,a is still
very sick.
Miss Blanche Gallup has finished
work for Philip. Roberts and gone t.
Barton to work.
WESTMORE.
Geo Conley has moved his famil,
back to this place.
Sterling Rose started Monday TO
his home in Western Canada.
Anthony Legacy is visiting hi
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Legacy
Mrs. Sarah Chase is ill at the HON
of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Myers.
Rev. E. Rose is quite poorly, bu
Mrs. Rose is able to be out again.
Veda Mae, the six months oil
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Wills
! died Thursday after a few hours i'll
ness of pneumonia. Funeral service
we're held at the house Friday Rev. E
Rose officiating. Much sympathy
! extended the family.
, Gard of Thanks = We, the under
signed, desire to extend our SINGER
thanks through the Monitor to th
friends and neighbors who so kindl
] assisted US in. the sickness, death an
burial of our darling little daughte
and sister; also to those who sent tn
4 beautiful flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wills
and Family.