Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-02-28

The Ladies' Aid society will furnish
a good dinner to all coming to town
meeting on Tuesday in the church
vestry for twenty-five cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Vinton attended
the fourth anniversary of Orleans
Lodge, l. o. o. F., at Derby Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. Leon Lewis is
gaining slowly.
MORGAN CENTER
Mrs. Harry Elliott is on the sick
list.
Willard Calkins is visiting in Hol.
| land.
Mrs. L. D. Blake is working at Lee
on Lewis.
Fl. j. Ovitt was in Bloomington
| asst week.
| Mrs. Elmer Judd has returned home
from West Derby.
| Mrs. Voili and two sons of Canada
are visiting at Mrs. Knapp's.
Carl Bates closed a successful term
of school Friday in Cargill district.
J. A. Calkins has been a great
sufferer with neuralgia the past week.
Rev. P. B. Seller attended the
preachers meeting at Orleans las
week.
District Supt. Rev. Mr.. Lowe oc-
cupied the pulpit Feb. 25th and gave
an excellent discourse.
Bert Gilman, Chandler Horn and A.
0. Elliott are at home, having fin.
ished their labor for the Davis
Caswell Lumber company.
Mrs. Dyer Gallup of ST. Johnsburs
was called here by the serious illness
of her father, Thomas Cummings
who resides with his daughter, Mrs
Hugh Maxwell.
WESTFIELD
Miss Hazel Gilpin has returned
from Barton.
Bradley Houston has returned from
st. Johnsbury.
D Mrs. Barnard, the mother of Rev
2 o. E. Barnard, is visiting at the M
E. parsonage.
e J. Albro Hunt recently attende
: the funeral of his grandmother, a
(. aged lady living in Barton.
. Miss N. Grace Coolidge went t
y North Hyde Park on Saturday to al
o tend the funeral of H. Griswold, re
turning on Tuesday.
~ Adelaide Lurette. widow of the lat
# Timothy Deblois, died Saturday after
}. noon of bronchial pneumonia at tn
!. home of her daughter. Mrs. Georg
e Goddard. aged rs years. The fune
A al was held at the R. church g
IS had lived in this town for man
70 years. She is survived by the daugl
ter, Mrs. Goddard, with whom sh
lived and by three sons. Nelson
!. Wells River, julius of Lowell an
,s Alec of this town.
WEsTMORE
It Mrs. May Buskey of Charlesto
:. visited at j. Legacy's recently.
Miss Harriet Myers is attendir
teachers examination at Newport tn
~ week.
le Master Geo. Chase has been visitir
his aunt, Mrs. Geo. Myers, for fe
days.
Prayer meeting Friday evening
the parsonage at Z 80. Everyone co
st daily invited.
The Ladies' Aid society will ser,
In their usual dinner at the churc
Tuesday, March, 5.h, town meetir
20 day.
Beatrice Drown, who has been
is all winter at the home of her aun
Mrs. Joseph Legacy, has gone
Concord to work.
v Mrs. nj. F. Calkins and two son
Rawson and Elson, have been visi
ing in Boston, Lawrence, Lowell al
10 vicinity, the past week.
S. M. Cole went to Boston Tuesd
night to the hospital where he e
ST poets to have an operation performe
H. His friends wish him speedy reco
cry.
llg There will be a spelling match
IN the parsonage Thursday evenin
Light refreshments of cake and coff
r. will be served. Everyone invit
"a whether they spell or not
The body of Mrs. Emily Hunt
ar Barton vas brought here for int
r. ment in Lake View cemetery Satu
day. Mrs. Hunt was IS years old a
for many years was a resident of tt
lis town.