Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-03-26

Mrs. Clarence Temple has gone to
the Mary Fletcher hospital at Burling-
ton.
Twin girls arrived at the home of
Harry Ducklas, March 21st. Congrat-
ulations.
Mrs. Julia Corey from Manchester.
NJ H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. G..
E. Rogers.
Maurice Day has returned from Or
leans and is working for his brother,
Forrest Day.
Clayton George and family have re-
turned from CRANKY where they have
spent the winter.
Lucy Martin and Levi Lothrop of Or
leans visited at James Martins the
last of the week.
DR.. and Mrs Goddard were in Hyde
Park the last of the week to attend the
silver wedding of his brother.
Rev. Perry. the new pastor of the
Congregational church has moved to
town with his family and will reside in
F. H. Pierce's house.
Mrs. Clara Sanborn, wife of A. H.
Sanborn, daughter of the late Rev. II.
and Betsey Stiles, died March Is. she
leaves besides her husband, three
aunts, two nieces. three nephews, be-
| sides number of more distant rela-
tives.
SOUTH ALBANY
Merton Emery of Craftsbury is
working for o. E. Rowell.
E. J. Douglass is at home and has
begun to saw logs in the mill yard.
Miss Ellen King of Passumpsic is
working for her aunt, Mrs. M. B.
Anderson.
Roy Anderson has come home from
his duties at North Craftsbury to help
through sugaring.
Mrs. A C. Williams was in Crafts
bury part of last week, visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Fred Chase.
Mrs. A. D. Patterson was in Barton
last week, called there by the serious
illness of her sister, Mrs. Lois Page.
BRowNiNcToN
Roy Newton is at home for few
days.
Mrs. Lorenzo Grow is gaining
slowly.
Max Newton visited friends in john
son recently.
Marjorie Young is at home for few
days vacation.
Alberta Day is spending her Easter
vacation at home,
Bernice Marsh is at Orleans sick
Y with the measles.
E. E. Dutton and son Maynard was
in Newport Monday.
Mrs. Hale Clark from Andover,
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs Nichols has come to stay with
her daughter, Mrs. L. T. Grow, for g
e while.
Mabel Parlin has so far recovered
- from her recent illness as to be able tt
= come to her fathers.
IL Mrs. Arthur Colburn and children
: have been very sick the past week bu
all are improving now.
y Mrs. Nellie L. Cameron from Wes
;; weeks with her daughter, Mrs. O. A
Grow.
II BROWNINGTON CENTER
=, The electric mill is shut down for re
"a pairs.
lg J. A. R. Wyman is visiting at Eas
st Hatley, P. @.
s. Mrs. Lucius Lund was in Newpor
+ one day last week.
a. Miss Ruth Emerson has returned t,
v. her work at Orleans.
a. Charlie st. Peter is confined to tn,
81 house with severe cold.
Clyde Fox is working for Thoma
it Canning through sugaring.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dewing wer
81 guests at Edgar Wells last week.
d. Percy and Perley Dunn have bee
g visiting their uncle, Archie Drown.
Hector Lapierre has moved into tn
:, house purchased of Everett Wiley.
b. Mr.. and Mrs Dana Clark of Iras
1e burg spent Sunday with their son
n Ellie.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams O
= Sheffield visited at Elmer Watson
III last week.
= The body of William Alexander wa
q. brought here for burial from Evans
NJ vile Saturday.
): Robert Rich. an electrician iron
TX Boston, was at the electric mill las
"a week repairing the motor
o.. Richard Wood, who is working at tn,
re electric mill, is spending few day
with hic naroytc in Rarncfon D