Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-03-13

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week.
Arthur Tsvies is at home for
short vacaLlv..
Geo Burroughs. who has been quite
sick, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Herman have
moved to Newport.
Mrs. Carron recently spent several
days in Charleston.
Mrs. Kitchens and Mrs. Geo. Bur-
roughs are both sick.
Ruby Dutton attended the teachers
examination in Charleston.
Bloomington grange held special
meeting last week Wednesday.
George Powers from Orleans has
hired out to Roscoe Dutton for the
summer.
T. G. Crandall and o. A Grow Wis.,
tied Westmore grange last rlday
evening.
Several of the young people attend
ed the promenade at BrowDin gton
Center last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wells from
1rasburg recently visited her pare nts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blake.
E. S. Kelley and son. Lawrence.
attended the funeral of Mrs. Mollon,
Lawrence's grandmother in Newark
one day last week.
The Bloomington orchestra will
furnish music for social and prone
made Thursday evening, March IA.
at the academy hall.
Max and Henry Newton came from
Lyndon, Ethel from Newport and
Linnie from Sheffield, Saturday.
They have all returned but Henry,
who is sick and not able TO go back to
school.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
Miss Melba Blake visited Miss Hell
en- Smith one day last week.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed
at the box social last Thursday night.
Will Holton has moved into Ira
Gray's house vacated by Robert
Archer.
Mrs. Will Heath and daughter
Hazel of Albany, who have heen Wis.
iting at Bert Sesvey's, have returned
home.
Ruth and Grace Leonard have re-
turned home, after spending q few
days with their aunt, Mrs. Thomas
Smith.
EVANSVILLE.
J. w. Moore is quite i'll.
D. H. Randall has returned home.
T Miss Mildred Montieth has returned
from her visit to UnderhiU
q Festus Kendall has moved to his
farm that he recently bought.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Burnes Wilson have
f returned home from Underhill.
y Mr.. Robinson of Westm is visit
IS ing his daughter, Mrs. Homer Le-
: land.
n laos Lapierre has returned from
Derby where he has been teaching
# school.
e Henry, Nellie and Eta Clapper
s. returned to their school at Barton
Monday.
w. S. Mcdowell attended the fu-
t neral of his brother at Lyndonville
Wednesday.
k COVENTRY.
Mrs. James Chapman is very i'll.
le Olive Cleveland is in Sherbrooke,
?. O., on visit.
). Mrs. C. H. White living on Bartor
River is very ill.
is Mrs. Ira Wheelock is again confnet
to the bed by illness.
n. L lliao Gorham is visiting at tn,
home of her uncle, Willard Herman.
re Alvah Brooks has hired Charles
Cross to work for him another sea
ck son.
: Rodney Fairbrother went to Han
at over again Friday. His daughter re
K. mains very i'll.
ad Clarence mstrong, who has had ;
nd hard run of pneumonia, was able to at
tend town meeting.
;, Harry Manley has gone to SoutE
r. Troy to work on the Catholic church
being erected there.
od Ernest Perry went to Hanover Sat
" urday to accompany Harry Drak,
home from the hospital.
nd We are sorry to learn that Principa
al G. Leland Green of Randolph is very
his work is made in another part u
he this paper.
Rev. r. F. Lowe conducted quar-
terly conference in M. E. vestry Sat
in urday. The two charges are to be
j. separated. Newport Center retains
d Rev. F. B. Blodgett, while Coventry
expects to have resident pastor.
CRAFTSBURY.
Ida Willard hes gone to her home il
ar Berkeshire.
Herbert Spaulding is driving the
20 creamery team.
Eta and Florence Smith left las
!, week for Boston.