Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-01-26

M. R. Lurvey is home for a few
days from the woods. His children
have whooping cough.
Mrs. Fisk, 83 years old, mother of
Mrs. B. j. Cox, fell on Friday morn
ing and injured her hip badly.
Geo. Sykes expects to move to Der
by within few weeks. We are all
sorry to lose Mr.. Sykes family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis plan
to visit in ST. Johnsbury and Bethle-
hem, N. H., during the coming week.
Bert Todd came home from the
Summit with badly damned knee,
caused by getting caught between
two large logs.
Carl Wheeler, who has been very
sick with whooping cough and pneu-
monia, is now a little better and
friends hope he will soon be out of
danger.
A grange was started at the Center
by State Organizers Whitcomb and
Reed, on Wednesday evening. A
goodly number joined and everything
started with good prospects.
MORGAN CENTER
Carroll Green has gone to Orleans
to work for the Chandler company.
w. C. Atkins little son, Wilbur
has been i'll the past week with tonsi-
litis.
Lyle Sweet had his hand badly hurt
last week while working in Adolphus
Paye's mill.
Ftta Gilman is home from VIM.
Palms in Holland where she has been
working, on account of sickness.
Marshal Ames of Holland has rent
ed the z. A. Calkins tenements re-
Gently vacated by Claude Peavey and
will take immediate possession.
Mr.. Whitcomb of Washington and
Deputy G. W. D. Reed of West
Charleston were in town and organ
lied grange Wednesday, Jan 10.
The Auxiliary elected the following
f. Goodsell ; vice president, Lena La
| bounty; secretary, Tessie GoodseIl ;
treasurer, Mrs. Nellie Calkins.
WESTFIELD.
,, Emory S. Miller died Tuesday ever
ing, Jan. 25, at his residence in this
village, at the age of II years and
: | nine months. The funeral will be
I held in the church on Thursday after
noon at p. m.
t WESTMoRE.
Mrs. Oscar Lyon is better.
s Mrs. b. II. Gilman is quite poorly.
Stirling Rose is visiting at Ayers
Cliff and Sherbrooke for few days.
Rev. E. Rose and Wayne French
,: attended the donation al Evansville
! last week.
Mrs. Geo. Craig went to LyndonviIlt
recently to visit her mother, who il
: sick there.
Il The. Ladies Aid society is invited tc
meet with Mrs Bert Jennesa, Thurs
), day, Feb 8 F. 81. Foster and Mrs
u Jennees will entertain. Every one il
; cordially invited.
|. TROY.
Mrs. Arnold Edmunds visited il
n Derby last week.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright ar
II home from visit to Irasburg.
= Mrs. J. B. Aiken was the recipien
+ of post card shower Jan. 18th, tn
occasion being her 68th birthday.
:. Missisquoi Valley Grange recentl
;, installed the following officers: Mas
ID ter, Gary Edmunds; overseer, Cal
!. Chaffee; lecturer, Alvin Larabee
" steward, Wendall Peck; asst stew
= ard, Ralph Larabee; chaplain, Alto
Angler; treasurer, Charles Rogers
n secretary, Bessie Rogers; Ceres, Ia
re die Farman: Pomona, Ethel Pettir
3, gill Flora. Veda Button l.. A. stew
r. ard, Myrtle Button. Several men
TT bers of the Lowell grange attende
D. the installation.
Mrs. Bert Griggs died of pneum,
Id MIA Sunday, Jan. 16, at Jay where sh
zt had gone from her home in Derby /
s. help care for a sick relative. Til
Of funeral was held at Jay, with burr;
u in the family lot in the cemetery hel
n beside her first husband, Joseph Wi
It kins. Mrs. Griggs, formerly Ella F
d. field was for many years a resident
IA this place where she had many friend
'G She is survived by her husband
y. one sister, Mrs. John @. Buck {
% Newport, and three brothers, Home
~ Fi6eld of Irasburg and James ar
- Forest Fifeld of Newport.
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