Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-04
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! Mrs. Flint is quite sick.
Mrs. Hitchins has returned from
| Morgan.
Mrs. H. H. Day is very sick with
bronchitis.
Arthur Davies spent Sunday with
friends in Passumpslc.
Carrie Going was at home from
Lyndon Corner over Sunday.
Jasper Cummings has been staying
with his grandmother for few days.
Chas. Blum and family of Sheffield
recently visited at Ben Proyoncha's.
Let all grangers remember the
Pomona grange at West Charleston
Feb. f2.
/, Mrs. Geo. Grow has been in very
poor health for several weeks but is
improving now.
! The next7C. E. meeting will be held
Friday night at w. G. buttons.
Leader, E. E. Dutton.
Miss Isabel Lewis is with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Hitchins,
during her mothers convalescence.
Stanley Marsh was quite seriously
hurt while working in the woods last
week. breaking several ribs and hurt
ing one foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Waterman
are the parents of a son born Jan. 26.
Mrs. Weeden is caring for Mrs.
Waterman and son.
Following is the grange program
for Feb. 10: Song; reading, o. A.
Grow; recitation, Mrs. Mack; reading,
Mr.. Emerson; paper, s'The Grange in
Many States" reading. Geo. Grow;
essay, Leon Going; reading, Helen
DuttOn; song, So.
BRoWNlNGTON CENTER
Miss Lena Larock has gone to North
Hatley to work.
Philo Powers was home from East
Haven over Sunday.
frankie Lacourse was home from
Orleans over Sunday.
Mrs. Freeman Aiken is caring for
Mrs. E. A. Robinson.
Mrs. Annie Going of Orleans spent
Sunday at Max Porter's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dewing visited
at Edgar Wells's last week.
Mrs. Blouin of Sheffield recently
visited her sister, Mrs. Collins La
course.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. are rehearsing
for drama to be given in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Robinson have
the sympathy of the community in the
loss of their infant Son.
Don't forget the masquerade, prom
enade and dance at the hall Friday
evening.
The officers of Mollie Stark council
were installed Wednesday night by
State Deputy Lillian Odell: Council
or, Annie Going; associate councillor,
E. A. Emerson; vice councillor, Ger
trude Emerson associate vice-council-
or, Viola Crandall; recording secre-
tary, Ola Lpnd; assistant recording
secretary, Ruth Adams; financial
Mae Emerson; guide, Edith Porter;
inside guard, 7. G. CrandaIl; outside
guard, Ernest Dutton; trustees, P. G.
Stone. Maynard Dutton and H. H.
Leland : Jr. ex-councilor, L. N. Lund
Jr. ex-associate councillor, Raymond
Adams.
At the public installation of officers
of the Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, the following
officers were elected Councillor, A.
M. Lang: vice-councilor. F. V. Swan
son; recording secretary, Thomas
Smith: assistant recording secretary,
L. N. Lund; financial secretary. E. M.
Porter; conductor, Myron Willard
warden, E. A. Emerson; treasurer, H.
H. Leland; inside sentinel, Percy
Griffin; outside sentinel Max E.
Porter; trustees. E. A. Emerson. F..
V. Swanson, P. G. Stone: chaplain. F.
+. Newton; Jr. past councillor. Gilbert
Dutton. At the close of the meeting
the juniors served an oyster supper to
their wives and members of the D. of
L. The ladies wish to extend vote
of thanks for pleasant evening and a
fine supper.
EVANSVILLE
It's an eighth boy at Ellie Clark's.
David Monson has been sick for a