Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-09-17

Mrs. Geo. Vance and son, Earl.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Celer Gochie of
Greensboro Bend last week and at
tended the st. Johnshnry fair.
Harry Locke. who recently under
went an operation in the Hardwick
hospital, has so far recovered as to be
able to be brought to the home of his
father. w. B. Locke
Mrs. w. F. Scott Of Orleans was in
town yesterday.
Hamilton Lathe returned to his home
in Chicago Thursday.
Mrs. Leland Hermon visited friends
IN lrasburg yesterday.
The work on c. J. Benware's new
house is progressing rapidly.
Miss Annie Priest of East Burke
has been visiting relatives in town.
Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Bole of East
HardWick are visiting friends in town.
Miss A. R. Kidder visited at Frank
Lemos's in Irasburg a few days last
week.
Hollis Hancock has improved the
looks OF his residence by new coat of
paint.
Lewis Mongeon visited his son in st.
Johnsbury last week and attended St.
Johnsbury fair.
Mrs. Emily Persons and daughter,
Lou. of Brooklyn, N Y, are visiting
relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. LABEL took a trip
to st. Johnsbury and back Sunday in
Will Winget's anto.
Rev. R. F. Lowe of st. Johnsbury
preached an excellent sermon in the
M. E. church Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. T. Black of New
port were in town Friday to attend the
funeral of Alonzo Brooks.
Mrs. L. P. Dean of West Burke is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c.. E..
Perry and son, Levi Dean.
John Magoon of Newport Center.
with other help, has begun the cellar
of A. D. 1hurber's new house.
Alonzo T. Brooks died at the home
of his nephew Wednesday of last
week. Further particulars next week,
Mrs. Maria Wright and son Rogers
have moved into the room over A. D.
Thurber's store, recently vacated by
Arthur Trudeau.
Claude Brooks and Mrs. Beck of ST
Johnsbury and Miss Annie HitchcocI
of West Derby were guests at c.. P
Brooks's Sunday.
Rev. F. B. Harris went to Lowell t,
nrQqPh Tho M
Miss Foster. deaconess. who is supply
ing there, being absent.
The feat of moving the "big block
has been accomplished, and it is now
set on its new foundation. Byro
Curtis of Newport has had charge O
the work.
Walter Cleveland went to St. Johns
bury Saturday enroute to Ithaca, n
Y. where he will enter Cornell unive1
sity Harry Bole of East Hardwick
formerly of this place. will also ente
school there this year.
COVENTRY
The descendants of Horace an
, Maria Morrill, met at the home of s
, D: Morrill, in !rasburg for reunio
: of the Morrill, family. Represents
: try, Newport and Irasburg wei
5 present. The brothers and sister
were all present except the one livin
in Washington, d. c.. who it was yer
much regretted could not be presen
The home was tastefully decorate
4 with pine, vines and flowers giving tt
place an inviting welcome. The table
were loaded with appetizing foo'
appealing to the taste of the mos
dainty in quality and quantit.
/ There were twenty two who partoo
of the bountiful dinner prepared fl
them. It was very p 'easant occasio
! and one to be long remembered. The
were entertained with selections fro1
s the Victor, which added much to tt
enjoyment of the company. One of til
pleasing features of the day was thu
, Mrs. Hitchcock, the mother of Mrs
Morrill,. who was present. met FIVE {
I her pupils after more than fifty yeal
since her teaching and none of thel
living in the neighborhoed where the
attended school,
DEF ERRED
Alonzo Brooks is failing.
l Ellis Smith is attending school i
Newport.