Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-15
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on page six Of this paper.
Andrew LOOMS has moved from ] /.
y. Kelley's farm to his tenement on
Lowell street.
Dana Hackett and Miss. Agnes
Chafey were business visitors in
Newport last Wednesday.
Donald Kelley cut his forefnger SO
badly on an axe that he was obliged
to have it amputated at the first joint.
Mildred Davis and Lucille Anderson
have been successful in the Monitor
contest and received watches as their
prizes.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday, Mr.. Adams will speak on
"Ill Temper, It's Nature and Its
Effects
Mrs. Head and daughter Gladys,
who have been spending the summer
here, have returned to their home
in Chicago.
Charles and Ollie Sheldon have gone
to Willoughby to make their home
with their brother. wfo has charge of
the station in that place.
The M. E. Sunday school will hold
social in tn church vestry Friday
evening, Nov. IT, Cake and coffee
will be served and all are cordially
invited.
The young mems class of the NJ. E..
Sunday school have presented the
society with three chandeliers of four
angle lamps each, which is a much
needed addition to the church fur
nishinge.
BRo"fNINGToN.
AIva Day spent Sunday at home
Ethel Newton visited in Coventry
last week.
Mrs. Zurie Marsh is with her sister
in North Troy.
Leslie Du ton spent several days in
Albany last week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Parker of Newport was
in town Saturday.
Max and Henry Newton were home
from Lyndon Center over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kline Of
Charleston visited at T. G. Crandall's
last week.
Mrs. Winnie Damon and son O:
Irasburg visited at Wallace Kenne
sons Satuld ~.
The W. c. T, U. held an oyster sup
per at tie hall Thursday and a goo(
time was enjoyed.
Schools in the village, north distric
and district NJ. 7 closed Friday for {
three weeks vacation.
Mrs. John GiIbraithe and Mrs
Henry Wilson Of st. johnsbury visit
ed at 0. A. Crows last week.
Mrs. Sarah Barney of Canada cam,
last week and took Mrs. Rice homt
with her where she will spend tn,
winter as usual.
BRf WNNCTON CENTER.
Urban Spencer is having his hous
wired for electric lights.
Miss Mabel Marsh visited her aun+
Mrs. Dana Clark last week.
Mrs. Fred Currier, who was very il
last week, is very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Leonard O
Sheffield spent Sunday at Elmer Leon
ards.
Little Doris Porter is staying wit
her grandmother. Mrs. Kimball, il
Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Burrows O
Barton were at W. H. Burrows owe
Sunday.
Miss Laura Whitehill finished he
school in Charleston Friday and re
turned home.
Mrs. Vietta Wells visited he
daughter, Mrs. Harry Dewing, il
Glover last week.
Henry Kenneson and DAUGHTER
Mrs. Winnie Damon, and children O
lrasburg spent Sunday in town.
W. H. Burrows has sold his farm +
Mr. Emerson of Westfeld, who will
take possession ABOUT the first 0
December.
RESOLUTIONS.
At the regular meeting of tn
Ethan Allen Council, No. 25, Jr. o
U. A. M: held v. LIST and the regu
lar m letting of the Molly Stark Coun
Gil, No; Z. D. of L held Nov 9th
the following joint resolutionss wer
Whereas it has pleased our Heaven
~ Father to take from our mids t
lrIther Past Councillor Arthur q
Brown, We con idar it but just, tina
hitting recogn ton of his sterlin,
qualities as past officer be kroWn
Therefore be it resolved by tn
Ethan Allen Council, No. rs, Jr. o
Y. A. M. and by the Molly Star
Council. No. 7. D. of L.. that we sub
NIT to the will Of the Most High an
sincerely mourn the lose Of our be
loved brother.
Be it also res oil yed by the death n
Brother A. H. Brown, our lwo corr
ellis deeply feel the loss of br, t lei
who in his good-natured way was eve
ready with the glad hand to help tn
needy and conduct the work of OF
Fraternity. He was upright in life
good citizen and friend to us all
Resolved that the heartfelt sympa
thy of our councils he extended to hi
widow and friends in their bereave
ment