Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-11-09
LOCAL NEW S.
WEST CLOVTp.


Mr.. Shattuck's family moved to
Danville last week.
Rev. David James of Castleton occu-
pied the pulpit last Sunday.
Mrs. C. F. Cutler visited relatives
at South Albany last week.
G. P. Fisher of Morrisville was in
town last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Stiles are with
their daughter, Mrs. Edith Edwards.
for time.
Mrs. Emma Skinner has finished |
work at E. 0. Randall's and is stopping
at Herman Prescott's.
Mrs. Lampman from Canada has
come to spend some time with her
daughter. Mrs. Ella Stevens.
Pearl, Carol and Clyde Vance
have gone to Manchester, N. H., to
visit relatives and attend the wedding
of a cousin.
There was not large attendance
at the social held by the Willing
Workers, the weather being unfavor-
able. The singing by Mr.. Gilmour
was much appreciated.
AlD6rG anu IuyllIS udo q
Halloween parry at their home for
their little friends. Fourteen were
present. Refreshments were served.
all the little ones going home happy.
E. o. Randall has an advertisement
! in this issue of the paper which will
interest the purchasing public of this
, vicinity. He intends to tell the peo-
pie something Of his goods in an ad-
nnly RI
q come.
r LOWELL.
James Collins is very i'll with pneu-
?, monia.
:. Carl Winchester was at his home
quite recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Derusha spent Sunday
n Charleston.
D.. Miss Margaret Ansboro spent Sun
~ day at her home in Albany.
j. Mrs. Messer spent last week in
Irasburg with her sister, Mrs. Shep
t ard.
It May Sawyer is spending few
weeks in Orleans with Mr.. and Mrs
: E. Cello.
= Mrs. Guy Wakeman of Derby was g
n guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SiscC
}. last week.
r, Mrs. Richardson has returned from
: a two weeks visit in Binghamville an
r. Hyde Park.
II Six applicants took the examination
u day, Nov. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester KlnsIey of Or
l leans spent last week with his father
r Rufus Kinsley.
It A post card shower was given Mrs
% N. F. Hutchinson, her birthday bein
(, Sunday, Nov. 6.
l. Miss Rachel Finnegan returne
q, from New York, where she has bee
taking a course IN music.
: Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Hurd have TT
turned from their vacation of tW
weeks. Mr.. Hurd occupied the pulpi
Sunday.
nv The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid society me
ed Oct. Is with Mr.. and Mrs. J..
on Sanborn and Nov. 2 with Mr.. ar
'f' Mrs. S. Wedge.
rs, rs, Mrs. VIM. Hodgeman, who fell fro
All the cnUrcn SI6pS one Weeh oSo Ht
rs the misfortune to fall again Sunds
iS- morning. dislocating her hip.
90 Scott Stannard and family have r
eli turned from Massachusetts, and w
rye go to housekeeping soon. Mr.. Sta
'tn nard will work in the mill again.
me C. J. Ferguson of Burlington S
md perintendent of the Vermont AMI
use saloon league will speak in the Congr
IS. rational church Sunday evenin
!. D. Everyone is invited.
e9 to- Tillotson. Austin. Weed, Phillir
Sanviile. Warner brothers, Stannal
gar Parker, Pudvah, Semore, Pope, u
ven, Grimes, Wilson and Bowen q
the names of those who got a de
49,, last week in town.
;. H. j. Edmunds, optometrist a
!" II matchmaker of Morrisville will be
Lowell, Nov. Is and 16, Tuesday g
Wednesday. Call and see him abb
". your eye trouble and watch and Gle
repairing.
MORGAN.
Leon Young is suffering with e
sipelas.
Geo. Allen has moved to the Vim
tenement.
Frank LeClair is pressing hay
Island Pond.
Norman Amey is visiting his friel
any in this town.
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