Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-03-19
John Coolbeth is working for AN.
Vance for the season. e-< 1

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Mrs. John Griffith has so farrre-
covered as to be able to ride out.
Mrs H. P. Sweet from Newport
Center visited her son, Clyde Sweet.
| last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Osmond Loomis of
Craftsbury were at Clyde Sweets the
| first of the week.
Mrs. Helen Campbell has returned
from several weeks spent with her
cousin in Groton
Roland Rogers of Newport is spend
ing few weeks with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Rogers He has a
| friend with him, son of Harry
| Blacks.
SOUTH ALBANY
Mr. and Mrs O. M. Rowell were re-
cent visitors in Hardwick.
John Miller has gone to East Crafts
bury to work for Mr. Atkins.
Mrs.''Belle Rowen and Harvey visited
at Eugene Anderson's in Glover Thurs
| day.
The Sunbeam Circle met at the home
of Mrs. A. A. Webster Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson was in Cabot
recently to attend the funeral of a rel
ative.
Mrs. Walter Anderson and Mrs.
Frank Eldridge were in St. Johnsbury
last week Tuesday.
Nelson Rash is working for M. B.
Anderson and Harvey Ferry of Albany
is working for Will Graham.
Charles Williams was very i'll last
week threatened with pneumonia He
is little better at this writing.
Leo Williams was called home from
his school at North Craftsbury last
week on account of his fathers illness.
The Ladies' Social circle will serve
salad supper in the vestry of the NJ. E.
church on Wednesday evening. March
10. A cordial invitation to all.
The lecture in the M. E. church on
Wednesday evening of last week by
the Rev. Mr. Pierce of Craftsbury on
'fHis Trip to the North of Ottawa''was
pronounced fine. The proceeds were
eight dollars.
On Tuesday evening of last week,
. pleasant reception was given Mr.. and
! Mrs. Carroll Vance, when about eighty
of their friends, relatives and neigh
bors gathered at their home. A social
. time was enjoyed by all and refresh
ments of cake and coffee were served.
In behalf of those present. Charles
: Wright very fttingly presented them
with nice clock and sum of money.
Mr.. Vance responded in a few we'll
t chosen words. The company then left
t and Mrs. Vance many years of happi-
ness and prosperity.
BROWNINCTON
Mabel Herman is working for Mrs.
, 0. A. Grow.
7 Mrs. Arthur Colburn and children
have the measles
Mrs Litchfeld is caring for Mrs,
Fletcher at Orleans.
t Geo. Burroughs is in Newport at
S tending county court.
l Harold McLam will work for E. s.
Kelley through sugaring.
Raymond Watson from Barton is
working for w. G. Dutton.
n Winifred Doncaster is working ir
!. the handkerchief factory at Orleans.
: Mrs. H. H. Day has been sick fol
. the past two weeks, but is a little bet
+ ter.
e Allie Grow from St. Johnsbury came
: Saturday night OF see his mother. Mrs
Lorenzo Grow.
t Miss Lizzie Bryant has been spend
e ing some time at Truman Aiken's al
n Bloomington Center.
e Mrs. Geo. Litchfeld. who has been
{ at Orleans caring for Mrs Heath, came
y home Saturday night.
Mrs. Lorenzo Grow is very sick
Her daughter, Mrs. Frank Lapierre from
a Evansville is caring for her.
= Henry Phillips of Lyndonville has
\ hired out to R. A. Dutton for the sum.
: mer and has moved his family into the
:. Dutton tenement house.
EVANSVILLE
}, Ernest Wright has gone to work fo,
q Vern Miles.
| Wallace Spencer has gone to Stowe
for few days.
Y Mrs. L. A. Dewey is at Orleans
: working, for few days.
! Miss LYDIA Goss of Irasburg visited
s Mrs. B. A. Wilson the past week.
: Miss Bernice King has returned home
0 from Lyndonville where she has beer
n attending school.
y w. H. Alexander, who has been
spoken of as being very i'll, remains
{ about the same
: = Mrs. Frank Lapierre has been al
! Bloomington village for the past few
y days caring for her mother, Mrs. Lo
= renzo Grow, who is quite i'll.
S WESTMCRE
4 The Ladies Aid society will serve
: dinner at the church Thurs day, March
= 27. Everyone invited.
e Lucy Robinson. Greta Daniels, Ru
: by and Rawson Calkins are attendin,
school at Barton academy.