Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-30
LOCAL NEWS
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Thomas Haskins returned from SUIT
ton, Canada, Tuesday, where he was
called by the serious illness of sister
on Saturday.
John Barr died at his home here
after long illness on Thursday even
ing. The funeral was held at the M.
E. church Sunday at O'Clock. with
burial at Hardwick Center.
The next regular meeting OF Green's
boro Valley grange will be held
Music. Frances Batchelder; paper,
''How to Select Good Cow and How
to Care for Her," A. c. Chase; song.
Geo. E. Colby elbow the R. F. D. Is
a Benefit to Farmers" b. P. Vallan-
court: recitation, Marion Hutchins;
reading, Mrs. B. P. Vallancourt;
song, grange.
At the schoolhouse hall in West
Charleston tomorrow night at 7.30.
Fraser Metzger, the Progressive cam
didate, will deliver short address.
WES1FIELD
Mrs. Ernest Benware is visiting in
Potion. Que.
Mrs. Brooks of Morgan is ut Robert
Murrsy's again.
Mrs. Mandana Gilbert visited in
North Troy last week.
Geo. Morey has moved to Lowell
near to Farman's mill.
Herbert Angler is building barn in
connection with his village residence.
| Ernest Benware and his helper are
painting DR.. w. A. Young's farm
barn.
Bert Stanhope and family Of Nyan-
tick, Conn.,. visited at Ephraim Cours-
er's recently.
Miss Lilly .Trumpass has gone to
Woodsviile. N. H., to the home of her
brother, Robert.
Mrs. E. H. Hitchcock has been
entertaining her nephew, David Pat.
tee, of Montpelier.
1 Geo. w. Miller went to Enosbure
Falls twice last week with loads OF
goods for D. c. Woodwork.
The Duso Brothers have started out
with an engine and new threshine
machine to work for the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Barber anc
Mrs. Helen Cook of West Glover visit
ed relatives in town last week.
Mrs. w. w. Bryant is i'll. Mis-:
Hannah Mccarthy. trained nurse o.
St. Johnsbury, is caring for her.
Mrs. D. J. Blanchard will be at Mrs
J. Goddard's Thursday and Friday
, Oct. and 9, with full line of MILL
merry.
Bert Courser has sold his Ehouse il
this village to Luther Reed for $500
Mr.. Courser will move to East Charles
7 ton soon.
Mrs. Emma Miller returned to Yon
kers. N. Y, Friday where she went OF
!, account of the serious illness of he
granddaughter, Frances.
;. The Boy Scouts in charge of Harol
, Farman. Scout Master, motored t
Burlington and back on Tuesday, Sept
%. They had fine time.
Walter and Homer w. Burnhar
were in Irasburg Friday to attend tn
funeral of Mrs. Geo. Jerome. Whe
t the deceased married Mr.. Jerome sh
+ was the widow of Henry Burnham,
brother of Walter Burnham.
At the Republican caucus held Sept
%. the Rev. M. w. Farman wa
elected chairman and Will O. Wrigh
secretary. The delegates chosen t
attend the county convention at New
. port on Sept. Both are Homer w. Burr
ham, Dr. w. A. Young and F. DWigl
Harding.
At this writing there have been onl
six cases of infantile paralysis. all c
them on the West Hill, three or fou
miles from the village, and all of thel
recovering. Four cases were in til
Lamoreau family and two in tn
Laplant family. The village school an
the church have been closed. Tn
schools on he hill were closed Sept. Il
WESTMORE
The Ladies' Aid society will serve