Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-02

East Haven.
Bernice Coburn is sick with pneu-
monia A younger child in the family
is i'll with the grip. l
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hastings and
daughter, Ida, of Derby visited rela-
tlves here recently.
Mrs. Geo. Lang. Ida Moulton and
Alba Page, who are i'll with pneumo-
MIA, are some what better.
Doris Mcqueen of Orleans is spend
ing several weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. Eugene Buck.
Floyd Davis of West Derby visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Da-
Wis over Sunday.
Alvin Moulton has moved his fam
ly from the village into his fathers
house at Echo Pond.
The topic for thee. E. prayer meet
ing, March 3, Christ Winning Our
Nation. Leader, B. J. Lang.
Mrs. Eugene laws and daughter is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Stod-
dard at East Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Trip of st.
Johnsbury are here helping care for !
Harold Trip. who is very i'll with I
pneumonia.
Word was received of the birth of |
little son to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin |
Sawyer of North Stratford Mrs.
Sawyer was formerly Miss Elsie Tay.
Tor of this place.
A young man named Donahue died
at the home of Lewis Jensen, Feb. 27
of tuberculosis. His body will be ia
ken to his home in New York for bur-
ial by brother and sister who were
here helping care for him.
Geo. Spaulding, an old re ident of
this place allied himself by shooting
through the heart at the home of AL
ONO Currier at Island Pond where he
was living. Mr.. Spalding was about
II years of age and had been in poor
health number of years. He will
be inferred in the village cemetery
here by the side of his wife who died
several years ago.
Willowdale, drama in three acts
will be presented by the East Charles.
ton Dramatic club Friday evening,
March 4. with the following cast of
characters: Joel Bassett, Richard
Archer Tom Skerrett, Ernest Hud-
son; Joseph Godfrey, Ray Archer !;
Clarence Dinsmore, Gran Morse !;
Rev. Mr.. Prosser, Kilt Hudson; Lem
Hackett, Harold Glasson; Simon Pin
ner, Walter Hand; Mile Bassett,
Miss Beatrice Parker; Mrs. Bassett,
Mrs. l. R. Wolcott; Rosetta Gates,
Miss Geneva Piper Miss Hazey. Mrs.
W. E. Trip; Oleander, Miss Gladys
: Piper. Admission 25 and Is cents.
Proceeds to go to the United Work.
ers and the base ball club.
There was very pretty home wed.
ding at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
their daughter, Grace May. was unit.
ed in marriage to Joseph earning.
The wedding took place at 5 o'clock
in the evening. Rev. Thomas Hall of
Island Pond officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Canning are two of our most popular
young people and have the best wish
, es Of all for their future happiness.
: After spending two weeks in New
York they will make there home
here, where Mr.. Canning is one Of
our enterprising young merchants.
CLOVER.
Mrs. S. B. French is very ill.
Allen Speir is very sick with bron-
] chial pneumonia.
Dick Sargent is recovering rapidly
! from his long siege with typhoid fe-
yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Aldrich spent
several days visiting relatives ir
: other towns recently.
Another social dance will be held al
Institute hall Friday evening. MI
sic by Hutchin's orchestra ofsfoul
pieces.
A large number partook of the
u bountifui dinner served by the ladie!
: Yesterday. The proceeds are to 81
toward a lecture course for another
. year.
At King, Smith & Co.'S, opening
cake and coffee was served, and mu
n sic was furnished by Henry Phillips
/. The store is very pleasant and con
: venient.
n At the entertainment give last weel
;: by the Daughters of Liberty. hequii
!. which was sold by tickets was won b!
!. Willie Hanson and Melted sthe Daugh
: tiers of Liberty SIS. 90.
K Remember the entertainment at thu
{ South church March z, by Ebert Fol
i and and the Italian Boys. presenting
might in Venice" a musical and lit
erary fantasy and delightful con
cert program. Seats on sale at Da
:. WIS., store.
: WEST CLOVER.
The high water broke hole in thu
mill dam Saturday night.
Rev. A. B. Ross was unable to oc
cupy the pulpit Sunday.
e Ellis Prescott who has been away
for some time is at home again.
y Eb. C. Baker went to Royaltor
last weekto visit his mother and sister
d Miss Price spoke very interesting
ly at the church Sunday morning
o and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Skinner at
:, tended the r. F. n. Carriers meet