Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-22

from out of town were Mr. and Mrs
Fred Fields, Mr.. and Mrs Chamber
Lain of Irasburg, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
mund Roberts of Sutton, c.. w.
Bryant and Bessie Bryant of West
field.
MORGAN
Communion services will be held in
the church next Sunday evening, Jan
&C.
S. E. Gray will move this week to
the house recently purchased at the
corner
Mrs. Frank Lewis and Mrs. Leon
Young, who have been quite sick, are
recovering.
Mrs. Annette Bartlett has returned
from West Charleston and has gone to
visit her sister at Orleans.
1t is expected that the telephone sub
scribers of West Charleston will be
connected into this exchange Monday.
The Aid society met with Mrs. O. C.
Burroug S last week. The next meeting
will be IN two weeks with Mrs. B. J.
Cox. All are invited.
Special ten days sale on Ladies' and
| Gents sweaters beginning Saturday.
January 25, at Lewis Brothers, Prices
from 81 cents to $3.50. Now is the
time to buy.
VIM. Vinton and family were at
West Holland Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mrs Vinton's only brother,
joseph Burbeck, who died very sud-
denly with bronchial pneumonia.
NEWPORT CENTER
Will Percy has recovered from his
fall SO as to be around again.
H. A. Sheldon has hired Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Aubury for one year
Gordon Bailey and Mrs. Abbie Lam
pher are very sick with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Niles visited
his brother, Clayton Niles, at Irasburg
Sunday.
Mrs. Dawson Place died very sud-
denly Monday morning. More extend
ed notice later
Mrs Sarah Dickerson has been con-
fined to the house for some time with
throat trouble.
Andrew Putnam has closed his labor
for Allie Simons and gone home to
Bolton Center, P. Q.
WESTFIELD
) Milton and Wendall Bell have re-
! covered from the measles
Representative Clark was home
from Montpelier over Sunday
t Dana S. Gilpin, accompanied by
? friend, visited in Barton recently
Ralph Larabee, who suffered a
severe attack of appendicitis, will go
to the hospital as soon as possible.
e Miss Lily Trumpass takes his place in
I Hitchcock s-store for the present.
Rev. M. w. Farman attended the
meeting of the General Council of the
!. Orleans association of Congregations
; churches held at Newport on Tuesday.
!, and then went to Montpelier that
u night.
Rodney B. Paul died Saturday morn
t ing, Jan. Is, aged seventy-six years.
S During his illness. which lasted for
more than three years. his wife cared
S for him most faithfully. His daugh-
. ter, Mrs. Snow. accompanied by Mr..
Snow. arrived from Auburndale,
d Mass. on Sunday morning. The funer-
al was held at the house on Monday
afternoon, Rev. M. Farman officia-
ting.
WESTMORE
Mrs. ]. w. Hyde, who has been i'll, is
much better.
Prayer meetings regularly now
Thursday and Sunday evenings
Rawson Calkins has gone to Barton
to attend school and is boarding at S.
l A. Hunts.
Mrs Hattie Myers is en- pertaining
5 her cousin. James Doubleday of One
kama, Mich.
School opened at Mill Brook Monday
morning after being closed two weeks
' for scarlet fever.
The auditors of the town of West
D more will meet at the Willoughby
o House on Saturday, February 9Th
All claims against the town must be
presented on this date as they will
] NOT be accepted later.
G. L. Nutting,
' Ira A. Lyon,
Will Richardson,
Town Auditors
Solemn Moments.
0 "It is solemn thing" said the young