Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-19
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thorough repairs.
Will Bailey has been suffering from
grip the past week.
Mrs. Lora Fuller is slowly recover
ing from her severe illness.
Miss Hazel Shepherd has been quite
i'll. threatened with typhoid fever.
Henry Sanville and William Salmon
are both very i'll at the town farm.
Miss Daniels of st. Johnsbury spent
the past week in town tuning pianos
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Kimball Tuesday. April Is.
Among the later grip victims are
Mrs. Will Clarkson and J. A. Wheeler.
Leon Damon spent the past week
with friends in Manchester and Bos-
ton.
Rev. E. E. Wells left Saturday fo.'
his new field of labor near Newport,
R. |.
F. E. Lee has repurchased the farm
he sold to Charlie Macia about year
ago.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. M alvin Kennison are
spencing the week with relatives in
town.
Miss Emma Goss is home from the
Johnson Normal school for the Easter
vacation.
S. d. Holman, who has been very
i'll for several weeks, is little more
comfortable.
Norman Curtis of Lakeport, N. H.,
visited his mother, Mrs. Lucy Curtis
the past week.
The Catholic church services will be
held in the Sc dollhouse next Sunday,
April %, at 9 80 o'clock.
Several of the members of Charles
Dion's family have been suffering
! from the grip the past week.
The friends of Henry Priest offer
congratulations for the honors con
ferrei upon him at Goddard Seminary
recently.
Mrs. J. C. Carpenter is in St.
! Johnsbury for treatment this week.
: Her many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
A party of 50 attended a sugaring
off at George Kennison's sugar camp
Saturday. The sugar was of first
class quality.
Several Of the members of Central
/ Lodge, F. and A. NJ, attended the
/ funeral Of George Herman in Coven-
try yesterday.
At r,eeting held in the Congreea-
tional church parlors recently the
townspeople voted to have the free
public library and elected Mrs. J. S.
Wiley, librarian. The books have
. now arrived and anyone can read the
books by paying the total sum of five
cents.
The annual meeting of Central
Lodge. No. 81, F. and A. M, was held
Tuesday evening. April IL. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Luke Eaton, w. NJ. Her
bert Carter. S. W.; C. A. Adams, J.
W.; Arthur Harlow. treasurer; F. M.
Sears, secretary Fred Pierce, S. D.
Ralph DUMMY, J. D. p. c.. Temple
ton. s. S.; Clement Pike. J. s.: Ar
chic Stone. G. i; L. A. Brahana, M. F
A. Field, T.
You will see a beautiful display oil
the latest style in spring and summer
hats at the rooms of Mrs. F. A. Field
Wednesday, April rs. Fashions are {
little more conservative than were
last years and there are not so many
bizarre styles. Our latest designs
contain just the style so becoming tt
you. Let us show you how you Iool
in one of our latest. We also have al
styles for children and misses, incIud
ing flowers, braids. wells, scarfs
shirtwaists and ladies' novelties
Come in today.
Mrs. Alice Wyman has moved t.
North Troy.
Mr.: and Mrs. V. M. Parker are OF
the sick list.
A daughter was born at Wilnol
Souther's April II.
Bert Doan and Miss Mildred Sisc,
of Newport Center visited at Franz
Sisco's last week
Miss Orcelfa Atwood has returne,
to Westfield after visiting a few day
Mrs. R. F. Winchester's
Rev. Mr.. Bromley has been ap
p inted to preach at the M E
church for the coming year.
A. I. Stebbins has resigned a
agent to dispose of the Daniel &c
reau farm and Frank Barney has beer
appointed in his place.
Mrs. Myron Tracy from Enosbur,
Falls, Mrs. Hines and Mr.. Richart
from Eden. and Julia and Bernfcs
Hunter from Lyndonville were ii
town to attend the funeral of Jolfr
McGorty.
The following Easter concert pro.
gram at the Congregational cflarcl
, was given Sunday: "Great is tn,
Lord'' by the choir; reading of tn,
resurrection story and prayer by tn,
pastor; recitation, Mildred Messer
/ hu ho uoI1pc mamie