Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-01-18

ents, MI. ana Mrs. "A. II. ipei' o"ei
Sunday.
Bert Allyn of Lyndonviile recently
visited his father, E. D. Allyn, who
is seriously i'll with complication Of
diseases.
The topic for the C. E. prayer
meeting Jan. 10. Lessons from Great
lives. Abraham" Leader, Miss Ida
Rexford.
Bert Davis Of West Derby visited
| his mother, Mrs. Martha Davis, who
has been on the sick list for the past
| few weeks.
A large company enjoyed the public
held at their hall last Tuesday. A |
short program was rendered and re
freshmentS were served, followed by |
dance. A number of visitors from
Island Pond were present.
WEST CHAR q SToN.
Mrs. Herbert Badger was i'll last
week:
Albert Wood is working for Wilbur
Alden.
Luke Faufaw has been i'll the past
few days.
Arthur Horn is visiting relatives in
f North Troy.
Mrs. Henry Flood is working at Eu-
, gene Lyons.
e Alden Mudgett is driving team for
b William Nelson.
: Miss Hattie Locke has been visiting
. Mrs. Glenn Rui5er.
e Bowers Church Of Aver. Mass is
d here visiting relatives.
=, John Powers is working for Roy
Il MouIton in Salem Derby.
as Mrs. John Cook has not been a.
I'd well the past week or so.
al Ray Faufaw Of Holland is workin,
* for his uncle, S. D. Barrup.
MS Else Dwiire has gone to Derh
to work for Mrs. Maggie Colby.
ch Miss Laura Cram Of Derby was
IS. guest IF Jane Hamblet over Sunday.
C. Mrs. Peavey of Morgan is vfsitin
In at John Hayes and other friends here
of Mrs. Sarah Dudley, whose illness hs
in been mentioned. died Tuesday morn
gh ing.
in Mrs Albert Wood is in Salem De
'od by visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Blay.
Carol Wilder OF Coventry was hel
ent to attend the NJ. ". Of A. play r
f. Gently.
John Wing was the pleased recir
sit ent of apost card shower on his brit
ned day, Jan. ID
Mrs Maplesden is able to be out
any doors, much to the qualification Of he
asst self and friends.
The fifty-fourth wedding annivt
5 sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Ho
day occurred on Jan. Is.
S. D. Barrup and sons are getti
re- the ice for the creamery Harold W
Y, son is helping them.
Roy, the youngest son of Mr.. a
Wis Mrs. Eugene Lyon is very i'll, tire
,ver ened with pneumonia.
Homer and Harrison Twombly
,een Beebe visited their parents Mr.. {
:, is Mrs. George Twombly recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LeClair hi
tor been entertaining her brothers, Ale
; of and viii Magoon of West Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Calkins
rar+ ceived a visit last week from Mr..
0.L. MRS. Deiihat hoppllo VI o. |4lodi'
Miss Grace Knight was given
,.vo nice books by the Mothers club in
Geo probation of her services as librari
Mr.. and Mrs. C. I. Moore of n
-h;+o gan spent a day last week at
home of her father, A. W. Lyon b
Bernice, the small daughter of
and Mrs Ora Dane, is suffering v
their an aosoeeo oii oiio mp o''''o" ="
no is silVei'
A farewell reception for Rev. J.
L Dickson and family will be held in
s mno town hall Friday evening JAN 20.
tha;r invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bracket
oh had as guests their son Wilmer
w ana Fort Terry, N. Y, and friend
.r ano Colebrook, N. H.
S. N. Rogers of Bridgews
Jo~+h Mass, visited recently at the hon
Miss ms i hn., oaiIad ~ WeSt narhv Nv
anu death of his father.
In the library there are sos bool
Mno these 178 belong to the town and
80 to the Mothers club. F1fty-hve oil
anu ent people have patronized the lib
the past year and an average of s
ester, one books been taken out each we
f AL ~ Tro.dov ovor;,o Ton IN
. one held the installation of officers
Navy grange. Warm sugar
been doughnuts were served and an en-
nonia BILE social time was spent by the
lamie number present. Mr.. Ferrin of
be in land acted as installing officer
9TH Mrs. Dickson as assistant.
from cs,NTNTR
Simon Rediker is quite i'll.
Our representative, c. Q. Wrig
Cor III home from Montpelier sick.
T1r;on Guy Kinsley of Lowell was
= ''-o' guest of Hardy Frazier Thursday
O his Mrs. Emma (Heerman) Gilman
daughter Ruth are home fro m Mi