Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-11-19
WEST BURKE
convene.

WEST BURKE
Miss Blanche Burns of Newport was
in town last week.
Mrs. Hursey Of Montpelier is visiting
at Rev. j. @. Angels. .,,za
Mrs. Davis of East Burke visited at
w. G. Ainger's Saturday.
Mrs. Louisa Walter has gone to
Charleston for the winter.
Mrs. Beals of Natick, Mass, has
been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Clara Gray, who is spending the
winter in Kirby, was in town Thurs
day.
Master Ralph Foster visited his
aunt, Mrs. Mcfarland. in Waterford,
last week.
Mrs Elmina Stoddard of Island
Pond is boarding at Warner browns
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Elon Bradley OF
Sheffield visited their nephew, S. E.
Leach, recently.
Mrs. Addie Craig of Hampton, N.
H.. has been visiting relatives and
friends in town.
Mrs. Charles Thompson of Lyndon,
vile visited her sister, Mrs. Cum
mings last week.
Mrs. Ida Powers and S. M. Bartlett
attended the funeral of Frank Way at
Lyndon last week.
Mrs. George Spencer and son,
Albian, of East Haven visited at W.
E. Gaskell's last week.
MANY of the West Burke Rebekahs
attended the district meeting in ST.
Johnsbury on Thursday.
nMiss Mary Wishart is to board with
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Moulton for the
winter, and probably longer.
Mrs. George Keller of Newport and
Mrs. A. C. Brooks of Coventry visited
Mrs. Mary Brooks Thursday.
Miss Leafe King has finished work
in Miss Dearborn millinery store for
this season and has returned to Little.
ton. n. H.
Archie Bailey. Herbert Fowler,
! Luther Uttin and Burton Gray spent
! last week in the woods and Mr.. Bailey
secured a deer.
The Cape Diem Sunday school class
gave an entertainment Friday evening.
! There was music, refreshments and a
good time and the class cleared S. so
Mr. and Mrs. A H. Silsby, Mrs.
Mary Smith and son, Elmer, of West
Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mosher
of Newark and M. P Whipple and
family of Sutton took dinner at w. B.
Melcher's on Sunday, Nov. 9th.
The concert by the Mozart Ouartette
Wednesday of last week was greatly
enjoyed by the large and appreciative
audience. 1t is seldom that the people
Of West Burke and vicinity have the
opportunity of hearing such music,
and it was rare treat.
SHEFFIELD
George Chesley was in town last
week.
Jane Woodman visited in St. Johns.
bury recently.
John Blake and A. o. Gray visited al
Sam Ruggles's Sunday.
Dan Chesley of Rochester, N. H..
called on old friends recently.
FOurteen dollars was the sum re
ceived at the chicken pie supper.
Ray Brooks and family visited hi.
mother, who is very poorly, Sunday.
Mrs. George Bickford is very poorl,
and Mrs. Searles is caring for her.
, Mrs. A. j. Roberts and son, Rich
| ard. are visiting in Burlington for
few days.
Charles Chesley and Ed. Trac,
attended the national grange a
Manchester, N H., last week.
Rev. W. A. Warner of Barton will
!. preach Thanksgiving sermon at tn
l M. E. church Sunday at two o'cloc
. under the direction of the J. O. u. A
. NJ
! Poles are being set for the ne1
Independent telephone line. Glad t
t see another line through this sectio
and hope we will be able to reach tn
t next town without an extra ten cen
/ charge.
: The ladies of the M. E. church ar
t to have a chicken pie supper Frida
d evening of this week. Supper will b
Il served from five to half-past seven an
!. at eight o'clock the pastor Will give
: lecture on England, all those attendin