Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-03-13
for several weeks. Mr.. Drew re-
turned from Boston last night.

| Tor several weeks. Mr.. Drew re-
turned from Boston last night.
The following letters remain un-
called for at the post-office. Please
say advertised when calling for these
letters. F. ]. Brady. Alvina McVan
2. Fred Marshall, M. Seymour.
The opening of the Goss Hardware
store and automobile show at St.
Johnsbury advertised last week as to
take place March IA and Is has been
postponed a week until March Fl and
22.
Miss Myrtle A. Aldrich of West
Burke. the blind poet, has on sale at
the Rollins store here and In num-
ber of other towns, beautiful Eas-
ter letter, entitled 'Our Easter
Day."
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. D.
Graves will be pleased to learn that
they are the proud parents of a son
born Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Graves sister, Mrs. C. L. Hall, at
Lennoxville. P. @.
A box social will be held at the par
Iors of the M. r. church Friday eve
ming from five until nine O'Clock for
the Queen Esther circle. Each mem
Der is requested to bring box and
may also bring lady friend.
The Passumpsic Telephone company
installed 188 telephones during anu
ary and February, which tends to
show that the telephone is not only a
great convenience, but necessity IN
every we'll regulated home and place
of business.
Funeral services for Mrs. w. A.
Warner were held from the Congre-
, gational church Thursday afternoon.
: The church was we'll filled and the
floral tribute was large. Revs. Duke
shire and Shaeffer officiated. The full
next weeks paper.
On Saturday, April 13, examina'
;, tions will be held here to fill the posi-
tion of postmaster at West Glover
now vacant by the death of Mr.. Ran
' dali. Particulars may be had at the
4 post-office at West Glover or by ad
dressing the Civil Service Commits
= sion, Washington, D. c.
. The many friends of Miss Bel
Goodrich, who was for some time EN-
ployed in the office of w. ". Reirden,
v are panied to learn Of her death
which occurred at Farnham, P. Q.
Tuesday, of last week after a short
] illness of typhoid fever. Miss Good
j. rich was born in Craftsbury 22 years
ago. She was educated as stenog
:, rapher and had employment in the G
: P. R. offices in Farnham. She is sur
> vived by half-brother, DR.. Goodricl
of Waterbury, Conn, and her mother
d Mrs. Jennie Goodrich of Hardwick.
The Woman's Literary club me
March at the home of Mrs. j. +
; Ratchelder, sixteen members an
l. one visitor present. After roll cal
upon "The Worlds News" the fol
= lowing program upon "Tne Canada
:. Northwest" was given. Growth c
Cities in the Northwest, written b
Mrs. Lula Buswell read by Mis-
y Bernice Hamblet; "Use of it's Ma
a ural Resources" Mrs. Cutting; Mis-
Bell Butler read some letters writ
g. by an uncle. who went to Cailforni
- by wagon in 1853, and also told {
y her trip through the northwest. Tt
meeting closed with song by Mr.
n Amos Robinson.
u ALBANY.
Mrs. R. M. Cowles was in Newpol
ID last week.
" B. o. Sheldon has gone to wol
with Roy Stafford.
r.. Bert Martin has moved back on Il
hill where he formerly lived.
- Mr.. Leech has moved into T.
~ Newton's upstairs tenement.
J. A. Brown is at Newport tt
L.
IL Miss Agnes Chafey and Mrs. A.
Id Vance were in Barton Saturday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. F. J. Newton we
J. business visitors in Orleans Monday
er Mrs. A. C. Cheney is at Hardwi
". with her sister, Mrs. D. l.. Mcclure
Pearle Tuttle of Wolcott visited
'M1k M A. N. Vance's several days last wee
ng Frank Chase of Eden has purchas
O. M. Georges farm and NOV
nd there.
III. Lucius Brown is.recovering from
er- hurt received while working in Ste
dard's mill.
ore Mr.. and Mrs Fred Newton visit
'al at Clarence Urie's at South Albar
'i'S laSC r rIudy.
May Miles, who has been sick a
mp unable to be in school for sever
IRE days. is better.
are Word was received last week of t
death of Hon. j. c. Burke at
!, home in Lowell, Mass.
on DR.. Farmer of ST. Johnsbury was
town last week to see Mrs. L.
me Wallace in consultation with DR.. &c
dard.
ill EAST ALBANY.
ay' Mrs. Ellery Miles is very i'll.
er,
Ike Herbert Richardson spent the latt
part of the week in Lowell.
Roy Long has gone to Glover
es. work for the Phillips brothers.
All. Mrs. H. A. MCGUIRE is very i
n =